3 Must Know Techniques AFTER You Catch the Muay Thai Kick!

How do you catch a Muay Thai kick? What do you do after you catch the Muay Thai kick? This video will teach you both. Coach Charles Johnson and Tito Johnson will show you how the proper Muay Thai kick catch technique and 3 counter attacks once the Muay Thai kick is caught! You'll learn catch to Muay Thai sweep, catch to Muay Thai kick back and more! This is only a snippet of the Full Length Muay Thai Training video tutorial now available on the KMA Online Muay Thai Training Program, 4 Tiers of authentic Muay Thai technique tutorials, training methods,drills, tips and muay thai workouts! Our muay thai program is great for all levels of thai boxers, beginners to advanced !
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[@KizokuOniiUzumaki]

Coach Charles is a real one no matter what, he never misses a pause 😂😂.

[@rmwilliams8193]

Dumps from the catch feel so good to get on someone. In my second fight I won due to points gained by dumping so much. Side note be careful not to always reach for the catch, if your opponent sees this and times it, he can feint you and catch you with that hand down. Mix it up with checks checks and more checks. Dont neglect the check and always just wear it and try catch, it’s very readable and one day someone will make you pay.

[@alchemyofgrowth]

i can not, not cringe when you said ''now we are giving you the head''. I'm such a manchild. Another Great tutorial, learning a lot as always from your genius simple to understand breakdowns🙏🏼

[@GavotteGuitar]

Did I hear “Tabernacle” 🤣💀

[@TobaccoPancake]

2:39 coach missed a pause 😂❤️

[@KizokuOniiUzumaki]

That under hook sweep is for when you have to tame an aggressive fighter or you are fighting someone who has pissed you off 😂. The neck breaker.

[@KMAAcademy2020]

Owwwee “the neck breaker” , savage 555

[@user-fo8ty3kc4v]

pro MT/MMA fighter here. Catching kicks is more vital for catching the front/teep kick. Very rarely catch roundhouse kicks in fights anymore - the amount of damage I've sustained from catching kicks is insane... Elbow block 90% of r/house kicks these days.

[@thepyroguy624]

What do you mean with elbow block you blocking their roundhouse kicks with your elbow or you mean they have their gard/arms a little outwards so when you kick you hit their elbow with your shin?

[@KMAAcademy2020]

You have to catch correctly , also develop a hardened body from training. What you describe has a high chance of causing a broken arm plus in Muay Thai those do not count as blocks , you’re essentially allowing your opponent to score the highest points (body kicks) against you. Thx for watching ✅✅

[@user-fo8ty3kc4v]

@@thepyroguy624 Lower a close/tight guard with elbows out on a slight angle. 1) The aim is to step out / avoid kicks (best defense is dont get hit) otherwise you need to check their r/house kick with a tight guard and elbow angled out (and if that fails) to catch a kick.

[@user-fo8ty3kc4v]

​@@KMAAcademy2020 I've never witnessed anyone's arm breaking from a body kick, and in the exceptional case of Kiria, he fought with a pre-existing stress fracture from sparring. Feel free to check my tapology record for validation. Take a look at the fight between Petchdam and Rodtang - Rodtang opts for elbow checks about 90% of the time. Thats a common gameplan amongst us because its a reality that our body doesn't magically "harden" from training - I think you have an overextended sense of what is achievable given that your not an active fighter - not sure what your record is. Catching a body kick means absorbing damage, plain and simple. Your confusing catching a bodykick thrown by someone who either is gassing out, not an elite kicker or your simply sparring. Focus on the reality of actual pro fights when your communicating the effectiveness of techniques. With only 3-5 rounds depending on the card position. I refuse to subject myself to rib shots from top-tier kickers under any circumstances. An elbow check changes their mindset immediately and that's all that matters. It's really - really obvious to me that you never fought at a high level otherwise you wouldn't be diving straight into the "body kick = highest points", as we both know your oversimplifying how scoring works (I also have pro and amateur registration as an official). It's not a chess game of A) does X body kicks and B) does X body kicks; there's a huge amount of factors in who controls the fight.