Complete Muay Thai Striking Tutorial: Stance, Strikes, and Beginner Essentials

[@8TribeMuayThai8]

Timestamps: 0:00 Stance & Guard 3:58 Defensive Stance 4:29 Power Jab 6:37 Right Punch/ Cross 8:26 Left Hook 11:20 Right Uppercut 13:11 Left Uppercut 14:36 Round house Kick 15:02 Specific Round house Drill 17:08 Front Push Kick/ Teep 19:23 Jump/ Burst Push Kick 20:19 Rear/ Back Push Kick 20:38 Muay Thai Knee 22:07 The Switch 23:17 Elbow Intro 24:03 Step Up Elbow 26:14 Basic Defense

[@lesandromena4869]

"When you push a car...." Brilliant analogy! So much knowledge packed in 30 minutes!

[@8TribeMuayThai8]

Glad you're doing your study! 👌

[@zxdizzy76]

Highly underrated channel, keep going!

[@8TribeMuayThai8]

Much appreciated!

[@gryan643]

Great tutorial..I'm not a beginner but I learned lots from this video..just the subtle things I forgot about. Thanks Ronnie!

[@8TribeMuayThai8]

Love to hear that! Thanks Gary!

[@Lokilooks]

Same thing for me man

[@diviv8216]

One year through MT and now I understand how important is to master the basic movements. Thank you for the detailed explanations and the great content.

[@mickdee5091]

What a ripper video! Thank you for posting. 👏

[@8TribeMuayThai8]

haha glad you like it!

[@goxlau3243]

best explanation I had found so far, information is full cover almost everything you need to know as a beginner. Really hope I know this when I first started.

[@jakegrabarek8830]

Killer video! Great to have something like this to reference when practicing my techniques at home. Much better than others I’ve seen too.

[@8TribeMuayThai8]

🙏 🙏

[@antedivic9214]

Best tutorial online for free bar none! Thank you man!

[@8TribeMuayThai8]

Awesome, appreciate it man!

[@ekramer1552]

Great video, simply explained but everything makes total sense.

[@8TribeMuayThai8]

Perfect! Glad to hear :)

[@cr_training]

Great video. True guidance this for fighting thai boxing

[@8TribeMuayThai8]

Thank you :)

[@adamadel1355]

Great video keeg going for beginners vedios❤❤

[@8TribeMuayThai8]

Thank you, I will!

[@flammenmeisterable99]

Just started doing it in a non English speaking gym. You're a life safer! Can't thank you enough!

[@8TribeMuayThai8]

haha! I learnt Muay Thai with zero English also. Forces you to think more!

[@dreal500]

Awesome video Kru.

[@8TribeMuayThai8]

Thank you.

[@الأسمرابوكمال]

Grat video Thanks man !!!❤

[@Pedrosamigo2]

very nice! Thanks sir!

[@8TribeMuayThai8]

Welcome 👊

[@yeyintaung9837]

Very nice teaching ,I would love to have some trainings from u❤

[@8TribeMuayThai8]

Maybe one day! 🙏👊

[@luislarios6685]

Nice vid broo❤❤

[@bhensl5240]

Thanks kru video super helpful learned alot

[@8TribeMuayThai8]

Always welcome 😀

[@january511977]

Perfect lesson coach thank u so much ( motivator 4.0)

[@8TribeMuayThai8]

Brother! Thank you!

[@angeldiaz3306]

Hello, great video I have a question and a suggestion, how can you do if you only want to use the k1 guard at the beginning, I mean if it would be effective to do it in muay thai and instead of voting your feet you could move like in kickboxing and The suggestion is that you make another video for intermediates. Thank you and congratulations from the best muay thai channels

[@8TribeMuayThai8]

Funny I read this 9 months later, on exactly the same day as I am filming an intermediate version!

[@gryan643]

On the JAB CROSS Ronnie..do you put the step for the RIGHT CROSS before or after the JAB? Etc..JAB step right CROSS or step with JAB>CROSS?

[@8TribeMuayThai8]

Jab and step (to your left, so you're doing the footwork for the right with jab) same time, then right cross. Basically you are compromising a little of the jab to set up a strong straight right. Normally, you'd jab straight with foot, but if you want to set up a strong right, you can take a little off the jab (jab could even be used as a distraction) by setting up right cross footwork (stepping to left side) as you jab. Even so, this isn't as practical in a real fight. It's easy and feels good to do a 1-2 on bags, pads etc but for sparring or fighting two straight punches are easier for opponent to defend that one straight and one uppercut or hook, or knee or kick. In other words, if you jab, they'll put their hands up, then why throw another straight. Why not go low, side or up the middle. Of course a 1-2 can work but you get a higher hit rate if you mix the angles of every shot when possible

[@gryan643]

@@8TribeMuayThai8 thank you very much Ronnie.I really appreciate your response.it really helped