Dave Breed & Ramon Dekkers Golden Glory Training footage

[@jokur8935]

ramón dekkers holding pads for you... what an honor it must be

[@rafalbuijs5061]

It was a honor for me when i was trained by him, One of the legends is training with an amateur as me.

[@sassythesasquatch1814]

No other way to put it

[@phuongtr68]

lol, Dave Breed is a world coach

[@andyroberts2299]

Dekkers can make training in flip flops and a beer belly look cool RIP legend

[@Zadorine1]

Andy Roberts haha, lijkt net of ie net terug is van 3 weken Loret. R.i.p.

[@sethplate7176]

Training in flip flops is actually pretty convenient. I always train with my flip flops (put them off when I am on the pads and on the bag).

[@DavidBreed]

Thanks for getting back to me, sad sad news, my thoughts go out to you all. The hospitality in Breda, the team at Golden glory, were all fanastic. If anyone has the opportunity, I'd highly recommend you make the trip Love and respect Dave

[@MEA-qz2ur]

This was music to my ear, 10/10 they were truly making music. RIP RD aka The Diamond

[@johnnyone5722]

Dekkers✊ RIP LEGEND

[@Adjhuu1983]

Nice going man. I train at golden glory with Ramon 3 times a week. Nice to see so many fans of Ramon. Living right around the corner btw ;)

[@DavidBreed]

Hey how you doing? thanks getting touch, it was a great laugh going swimming, both me & saiema had a great day, loved it! Thanks to you all for making my trip an excellent one! I'm looking forward to coming over again, best regards Dave

[@THEVWCEXPERIENCE]

Hello Dave, Great video with the legend. You are definitely lucky to have met him. I wish I had the chance to as well. Mr. Dekkers is now resting peacefully I am sure. Thanks for sharing.

[@francosantachita]

Rest in peace Dekkers. My respect from Argentina.

[@MarcosJ-mq4lk]

RIP Dekker!.....still shocks me he died in the park riding a bicycle(heart attack) died alone apparently bless him!

[@Kev80ification]

Fair play man, you got serious cardio! And very good power and technique! RIP to the king Sensei Dekkers.

[@kempowarrior]

Hi there, thank you so much for posting this video. Ramon is truely a living Muay Thai Legend. I love watch him fights back in the day. He is one mean dude. Thank you

[@TheEndOfMadness]

I miss Ramon so much

[@ChineseWrestlingCeKungFu]

Great training!!! Ramon Dekkers, the legend!!!

[@carl343]

Great work, so lucky to have trained with Dekkers absolute legend

[@bjt8]

Thanks for the post. Look forward to seeing more footage from your classes and training.

[@groovanxt2u782]

All those combos were Diamonds specialty. Awesome!!!

[@elsinnombre1728]

Yes

[@Mheiderich]

the man in black has got dynamite in his hands :)

[@williampereira8153]

Sensacional!Dekkers sempre será lembrado como uma lenda do mundo da luta.Nunca será esquecido!

[@marcear1032]

Gran maestro te extrañamos.. Saludos desde Santiago de Chile Sudamérica

[@UnbrickableYT]

Been looking at this video for a couple of times of the years... awesome :)

[@FlavourFightLF]

nice nice nice......very lucky......and very well done... bravo

[@bengquan78]

Dude, I must say as a fellow Nak Muay I enjoyed watching you train - only one small comment - please keep your hands up!! Dekkers you are still the man!!

[@AdvancedMuayThaiTech]

Some of the best footage of training with Ramon online

[@ut2usr2]

Wow, Ramon, could not recognize this great man at first gland. He is still looking good and strong.

[@SammyReevesMMA]

Nice pad work David. Much love from Louisiana. And of course, R.I.P. Diamond Dekkers.💯

[@Kpher]

I can never get tired of watching this

[@DavidBreed]

@cowonabun thank you for the kind comment, but I'm not in the same league as those legends, but they certainly inspired me to push as hard as I can, Ramon is a great guy and my training at Golden Glory was excellent.

[@strikesubmit]

great video. and what a great gift to you! this is an opportunity many of us would dream of!

[@rogeliogonzalez2958]

Legendary bro been watching this video for years 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽 Muay Thai/kick box for life 🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽

[@stuartmcowan]

Hi dave, yeah still training mate. not competing anymore, had last fight last year,getting on now!! i've changed job which is taking up a lot of time, still got club going, got some good fighters coming through Away to try my hand at triathlon aswell so plenty on the go!!! last time i spoke to joe tierney (wee while ago now!) he said you were doing really well. glad to hear it mate, you deserve it. All the best to you and yours, stu

[@VR46Fc]

R.I.P Mr Dekkers From Thailand

[@miguelangeljustobuenonavar8664]

Dekeer un gran Maestro lo bueno que todavía puedes seguir entrenando y aprendiendo con él.

[@nahuelfantino]

the power from the left hook comes from the left foot. You pivot on the floor with it as your whole body spins on it as an axis. Right foot can be barely brushing the floor in a circular motion, or just on mid air, it doesn't matter.

[@leezer83]

lovely stuff mate, your girlfriend is a keeper, nice suprise! training with the Diamond himself, what a legend

[@stuartmcowan]

great video dave, u've still got it! you might not remember me, we fought for kickjutsu title years ago. must have been great to train with such a legend,hope you are well. stu from dundee

[@eleven107]

Your videos are very interesting ! Thanks for sharing with us !!

[@caliindica]

Absolutely shocked...what the hell!? Seriously bummbed out to hear this..Hope the Dekkers family well..Carlo

[@bennywilkinson1]

wow man , i just learnt who Ramon Dekkers is , what an honour it would've been !

[@muaythaison]

this was fantastic to watch!! really inspires me to not half ass when i train. solid technique, i'd hate to be on the wrong end of one of those left hooks. VERY fast and accurate hooks. Thanks for uploading this.

[@chinocampana]

congrats mr. dekkers you are a legend . oss!!

[@mackdaddyflexxx]

Amazing video Dave!

[@DavidBreed]

Chuwattana is an excellent gym to train at, the group of guys really push you hard, Ive been there many times over the years, and they always look after you, hope you have a great time there!

[@blinky6667]

awesome footage, thx. Dekkers is such a beast.

[@busterreeves7803]

Good to see you're still crushing it mate.

[@DavidBreed]

Hey Buster! how are you my friend! hope your really well!! Good while ago now this video eh how time flyes by, do hope life's treating you well & your happy, healthy & safe🙏

[@busterreeves7803]

@@DavidBreed Mate, I'm healthy(-ish) minus all my injuries through the years but not so debilitated that I can't train through the pain. I stumbled upon your channel after playing around with some of Dekker's combos. How's life on your end?

[@genoff2000]

Great video, thanks for sharing. Really good power and speed in ur punches. love the short hooks with good power and the nice whip into them. Every time i train and hit pads, still always learning. Cheers

[@vic50743]

me neither ! still an awesome machine and will i always look up to him, watched him on a sandy holts best ko video from years and years ago he fought 2 thais smashed them both to bits but the last bout had the most perfect left and right hook combo I have every seen! devastation!

[@bobbytheimmortal1501]

This video's a gem

[@GarageArian]

Very good training! You're very good and Ramon is a great fighter, a great master....a legend! Very nice video! Ciao from Italy ;) Arian

[@mondo88]

i wrote here in 2010 (i think) and i was hoping to have a stage with him someday. this make me a little sad :( RIP ramon. great technique anyway, great training.

[@777philip]

God bless Ramon Dekkers...RIP

[@JRyan392]

Must have been an awesome experience bro ... I remember the first time Kru Mark Dellegrotte held pads for me I can only imagine what it was like having Dekker there great work btw

[@cockneyredjack]

Keep it up man good stuff! Must have been amazing having a legend like him taking you on the pads!

[@doncataldo167]

Dekkers looking like he walked straight off a drunken pontoon boat party to hold mitts. Legend.

[@vakletudo]

THE BEST DEKKERS!!

[@DavidBreed]

I weigh around 78-79k usually, thanks for your comments Dave

[@lazarosstalios2021]

i like your training, keep going! Ramon Dekkers Marvelous coach

[@DavidBreed]

@weedcelso Hi we'd been sparring and doing give and take drills for about an hour and Ramon made me do a round of pads in between so rather than keep taking them off he'd make me hit the pads for a while them onto give and take drills - very tiring!!

[@IrishKyokushin]

Man I would love to train at Golden Glory someday. Seems like a great place and evironment to be.

[@chanoom]

Great vid!

[@DavidBreed]

Hi Stuart, I've just been informed a few minutes ago, terrrible news, I'm completely stunned, right now I don't how or what's happened but I'm trying to find out. My condolances go out to all his family, friends, training partners and all who he inspired. RIP Ramon

[@DavidBreed]

Hi, yeah of course, I think it would be better to use a hanging bag than a free standing one, you could even use progressive combinations to shadow box and warm up! Best of luck, Dave

[@carot2003]

Great video, interesting and helpful. Looking sharp David.

[@cameddy]

this guy is honestly my idol

[@Yadekfzabi]

Rip big ramon

[@DoctorF1984]

Good evening, Mr. Breed I am interested in kick boxing, I'd like to begin this year in november. Your impact is amazingly powerful. How long did it take to reach this form? Continued success in your career. Best regards, Fabian

[@jobpass19]

nice combo

[@DavidBreed]

@yamasnik I trained there everyday, twice aday, so it varied really, on this day of filming we did about 1 hour of mixed padwork then I finished with some sparring with the other guys.

[@DavidBreed]

Wow! Great to hear from you my friend, yeah training with Ramon was excellent, are you still training? I hope your very well! Best regards Dave

[@sabihiqbal]

RIP Ramon

[@yimmiytube]

Thankyou Golden Glory for promoting Muaythai Ramon I do have a Beerpot too.

[@kiliancarmeson7173]

SUPER MERCI UN HONNEUR DE VOUS REGARDE RESPECT

[@Jimmynable]

Dekkers vs Petrosyan wud hav been epic, amazing offense vs amazing defense

[@sida56]

Verry good technique, verry good will and good explosission. And good to se a strong coatch;D Nice clipp.

[@ronki23]

When did Dekkers train at Hemmers ? I thought he was Meijiro alongside Rob Kaman ?

[@cowonabun]

Holland keeps putting out the world champions. Bas Rutten, Ramon Dekkers, and DavidBreed =]] Fantastic punches, great speed and power.

[@uberallgianca]

Respect

[@jicudi]

Ramon Dekkers! "The Turbine From Hell", himself. What an honor.

[@tohyeowteck]

very nice combination padwork. is there a reason or advantge to train in this manner? why not go for free style pad work. pls advise thanks

[@AnEminenceGrise]

Looks really good, how much does that kind a thing cost? and can you ask to be trained my Ramon? Or it's random trainers?

[@FighterKickBoxinG]

so good

[@NAKMEEZY]

Thats exactly how we train at my us gym. I prefer thai style over dutch though. Next trip will be to chuwattana. great vid

[@javierquerejeta5542]

el mejor de todos los tiempos

[@njv0311]

@David Breed Looks like an amazing experience man. How much do you feel it helped improve your technique and overall game?

[@diariodanovazelandia]

good combination, congrats!

[@Prismace2009]

One question. Can i use these combinations on my punching bag iinstead of the pads? I don't have pads, just a bag and gloves.

[@bizzle187]

good power and snap on those punches man, how much do you weigh?

[@muxie11]

Looks Great! how much do you weigh if i may ask?

[@DavidBreed]

I don't want to get you wrong, I think it was just how you came across in your post, your right about people critisizing(not sure myself!), I know I'm dropping too much, I coach everyday usually about 8 private sessions aday, and I tend to miss out on someone coaching me, I don't want to miss out and want to keep on improving my own ability so I trained there twice aday every day for a week, its very intense but great fun I'm certain you'll have a great time, best wishes with your training

[@escobbar22]

Rip

[@george78779]

Ramon Dekkers Biography Early years Dekkers was born on 4 September 1969 in Breda, Netherlands. He began learning martial arts at age 12, studying judo for half a year. He then switched to boxing. After couple of years Dekkers started practicing Muay Thai under Cor Hemmers. After finishing his baker education Dekkers joined Maeng Ho Breda Gym. During Dekkers early days of training his mother was at the gym every day and eventually she and Hemmers fell in love and got married. In the beginning of his career Dekkers' manager was Clovis Depretz, the manager of legendary Rob Kaman. This was the reason why Kaman was at ringside during many of Dekkers' matches, including his farewell fight. They often trained together and became good friends. Dekkers and Kaman were dubbed by fight fans in Thailand as "The Double Dutch duo". In his first fight at 16 years of age, Dekkers won in a spectacular knockout against a well-established older boxer. Although, only weighing about 55 kg, his opponents found out sooner rather than later he was much stronger than he looked. As Dekkers kept on winning his matches by knockout, his reputation of an up-and-coming fighter spread in the Muay Thai community. He was awarded his first title at age 18, when he won the MTBN Dutch Championship on 15 November 1987. Dekkers defeated Ramkisoen by knockout with a high kick. Previous to this fight the Dutchman had his first international contest against the reigning European champion, Richard Nam of France. Dekkers lost the fight on points. They would rematch each other a year later for the EMTA European Championship. This time Dekkers won the fight by knockout with a left hook, cross to body combination in the fourth round. Rise to stardom Dekkers challenged for the NKBB European Super featherweight Championship against Kevin Morris on 14 April 1988. He defeated his overmatched English opponent by unanimous decision. Over the next year the Dutchman would win a number of fights before defeating Mungkordum Sitchang for the IMTA World Lightweight title. Towards the end of 1988 he faced Gilbert Ballantine from the respected Chakuriki Gym in Amsterdam, Netherlands. Dekkers lost by decision after being outworked by Ballantine over five rounds. This match would spark the beginning of a fierce rivalry between the two men - they would fight two more times with both of them splitting wins. On 18 February 1990, Dekkers truly moved onto the world stage. In Amsterdam, he faced the reigning Lumpinee champion Nongkee Pahuyuth. He inflicted a rare defeat on Namphon after five rounds, taking the IMF World Light Welterweight title. Throughout the bout, Dekkers controlled the fight, scoring two knockdowns. The two fighters would meet again two months later in a rematch in Bangkok, Thailand. This time the Dutchman, who just had knocked out the number 1 ranked Lumpinee fighter Cherry S. Wanich in Amsterdam, was unable to defeat Namphon and lost a close decision. He returned to Thailand the same year to meet Issara Sakkreerin in a losing bid for Sakkreerin's Lumpinee Stadium Lightweight title. The most notable rival of Dekkers was multiple Lumpinee champion and living legend Coban Lookchaomaesaitong. In their first encounter on 21 April 1991, Dekkers was knocked out with a left hook. This would be the first of four meetings between the men from 1991 to 1993, in what became one of the biggest feuds in Muay Thai history. In the rematch, Dekkers won in highlight worthy fashion via devastating knockout. In the third outing of their rivalry, Dekkers was defeated by decision after five gruelling rounds, but he won the fourth and final fight evening his score against Coban. The Coban vs. Dekkers fights have been rated as the best by any standards, by Muay Thai fans worldwide. Dekkers ended 1991 with two wins by knockout over French champion Joel Cezar and a decision loss against Sakmongkol Sitthichok. Between 1992 and 1996, Dekkers would take part in a number of high-profile bouts, defeating fighters such as Joe Prestia, Rittichai Tor. Chalermchai, Mehmet Kaya and Hector Pena. He would also suffer a few defeats, losing his second fight against Joe Prestia as well as failing to defeat among others Jaroenthong Kiatbangchon, Dida Diafat, Orono Por Muang-Ubol and Den Muangsurin. On November 16, 1996, Dekkers defeated Hassan Kassrioui via unanimous decision in Amsterdam, Netherlands to win the World Professional Kickboxing League (WPKL) World Super Welterweight Championship. By this point, despite the victory, injuries were taking their toll and his career was winding to a close. A month later, he faced Jomhod Kiatadisak in Bangkok, Thailand for the vacant WMTA World Super welterweight title. Dekkers lost the bout by decision. In a memorable match against Rayen Simson in Roosendaal, Netherlands in 1997 both fighters went to the canvas at the same time from a left hook. Dekkers injured his eye in the process and had to give up, losing the fight by technical knockout at the end of the second round. He would go back to winning ways by defeating Saengtiennoi Sor. Rungrot, avenging his two losses against the "Deadly Kisser". Farewell fight On 18 March 2001, Ramon Dekkers fought his farewell fight against Marino Deflorin in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. The fight ended in the fourth round with Dekkers knocking a game Deflorin out with a left hook. After the fight, Dekkers joined his Golden Glory team members center stage for a finale, Rob Kaman came down the rampart, presenting a Golden Glory torch to Dekkers, who in turn passed it to each team member, as video clips of his victories were shown on the display screens. Comeback After his retirement Dekkers kept himself busy training his two teams, Team Dekkers and Golden Glory. In 2005 however, Dekkers surprised the fighting world by agreeing upon a contract with K-1. He was, however, to fight under MMA rules against Genki Sudo. Dekkers, who never had fought MMA, and took the fight by a few days notice, lost by heel hook. However, his management arranged another regular K-1 rules fight. Dekkers fought American Duane Ludwig in a superfight during the K-1 Max 2005 event. A few days before the fight Dekkers injured himself, tearing a ligament in his right shoulder. The entire fight he could only punch with his left arm. Nevertheless, Dekkers knocked Ludwig down in every round, and won the fight by decision. His final retirement was a superfight against Joerie Mes at the K-1 World Grand Prix 2006 in Amsterdam event on 13 May 2006, this event was organised by Dutch organisation It's Showtime in collaboration with the Japanse K-1 organisation. After both fighters suffered a knockdown in the second round, it was Mes who earned the decision victory. Immediately after the fight Dekkers announced his final retirement. Fame and glory in Thailand Ramon Dekkers fought some of the best fighters Thailand had to offer. Especially in the beginning it was hard for Dekkers to fight at full Thai rules. The scoring methods were different than he was used to in Europe. "In Thailand it is very difficult to win other than by knocking your opponent out. It has happened to me in many of my fights that I have lost on "points" while fighting in Thailand. It's normal over there losing on points but it can be very frustrating.", Dekkers stated in an interview in 1993. Dekkers also blamed some of his losses to his many injuries. Despite his defeats the Thai fight fans had a great respect for Dekkers' determination and ability. Royal recognition On the occasion of the 85th anniversary of the King of Thailand, Dekkers received a royal award from the Thai Royal Family for his services to the sport. The Dutchman was also appointed ambassador of all foreign fighters in Thailand. "This is very important to me. It is the greatest recognition that I can get for what I have achieved in this sport," said Dekkers, after the presentation by the Thai princess Ubolratana Rajakanya, the eldest daughter of King Bhumibol Adulyadej. Death On 27 February 2013, Dekkers died at the age of 43, after reportedly feeling light headed while training in his hometown Breda. He was riding his bike when he collapsed. A few bystanders attempted to assist him before emergency services arrived and attempted to revive him to no avail. It was reported that myocardial infarction (heart attack) was the cause of death. Hundreds of family members and friends farewelled Dekkers at his funeral at the Zuylen cemetery. The funeral procession was accompanied by dozens of members of the Motorbike Club Satudarah, while an airplane with a banner reading "The Diamond 4Ever, rest in peace" circled above the town.

[@cinihor]

Great man✌️

[@DavidBreed]

@gameboy010203 At the time when I went, I think the sessions were around 25euros, his private tuition is more expensive, you'd have to talk to Ramon to sort a price, I highly recommend you visit Golden Glory, the whole group were really welcoming, the training is excellent, hard work but also alot of fun, theres a great group of guys there, hotels locally though are quite expensive so speak to golden glory and see if they can recommend somewhere for you. Best regards Dave

[@DavidBreed]

Your right I am dropping my hands too much, this hasn't anything to do with Ramon, he's a great trainer, please remember its not what you say it's how you say it, critisism is ok as long as you are in position to do so, I have had 100's of matches winning a world title, you? now if Ramon was telling to keep my hands up I'd listen to him, if you were my peer and instructed me then I would listen to you! however from the way you put your opinion across I don't think your a coach of any standing

[@KillswitchEngage2010]

~I LOVE The Beach Look & Presence, Hm,Hmph! : ) (Some Constructive Crtszm./Part 1. Too Telegraphed, 3min.s In Much Better/Natural) ~Thanks For Posting RAMON DEKKERS:

[@jorgejhonatanfuentesvazque2188]

Mui buen video!

[@mondo88]

great vid

[@Sonic14ful]

hay just asking did the session with raymond cost or was it out of love because i would love to train with him please give me details im from new zealand and i love muay thai

[@punisher00109]

@superlou1s after all his hard work and dedication to cardiovascular training in his prime i think he deserves to relax and eat what he wants..

[@Ottomanyak]

Op teen slippers daarom is hij een legend gewoon om dat hij was hoe die was en prodigy door de speakers