7 Ways to Land the TEEP in Sparring: Muay Thai Strategies

[@wrestler-kickboxer2524]

Fight teeps

[@adiendedeng4338]

hahahaha

[@sin42170]

Just the teep

[@jbasti227]

Lmao that really should've been the title

[@jesses.5442]

Nice

[@jaygee8039]

I see what you did there

[@jakesullivan2944]

Dude shane i know this is the point of this channel and all but i just want to put this out there, you really help me with my technique thinking back ive grown alot and you helped me find something im truly passionate to the core about finding my path, ive enjoyed every second i spend at the gym. And every time i think i know something i learn something new or a better way to do something overall man you made me a better person and fighter... THANKS #foreverAstudent

[@NAIATHEDRAGON]

I've learned so much from your channel its ridiculous

[@drali230]

Shane could you do the fight like series again

[@CarlosSilva-eg5pi]

Agree!!!

[@jessalaguicia7088]

Yeeeee

[@makoa67]

Agree!!!

[@thomasbrown3793]

Fight Like Jake Paul

[@drali230]

@@thomasbrown3793 be an entire foot taller than your opponent

[@swekiwi4517]

I love using the teep and it frustrates many of my sparring partners. The jab no teep is totally new for me as well as the step back in T-shape to get distance from an opponent (and counter a rushing one with a switch-kick). Really appreciate the tips! 👌

[@captainkiwi77]

As a wrestler primarily my bread and butter are leg kicks and teeps against strikers, I’m never tryna let them establish a proper rhythm, I see them moving off that front leg, maybe to blitz or move into striking distance, or throw a kick off the back leg. I’m immediately throwing that leg teep. If I’m having problem with a boxer getting into punching range to easily for me I’m either looking to clinch or I’m looking to push him back with a teep. It’s honestly my favorite kick. And of course I love setting up the Superman with the teep. That leg teep also disrupts noventa to a point where I can move in quick right after and clinch or shoot or whatever.

[@tanthai3653]

Captain kiwi that’s super interesting, almost no wrestlers incorporate kicks into their style. Normally they take a pressure, boxing centred style

[@mr.purple250]

Definitely incorporate some long knees and clinch knees in your game too. We need to see more people like you in mma

[@mr.purple250]

Your comment is 5 years old so you’ve probably done that already

[@TheKamurdoch]

Man im not even into any matiral arts, just a really big mma fan and i learn so much watching your videos, i like knowing what techniques and displines are being used in the fights im watching. It also makes me sound like a mma guru when im watching the fights with my buddies haha

[@lostbreedtacticalpaintball319]

just had my first class tonight ... WHAT A WORK OUT ... Cant wait for more... Thank you for covering respect in your beginners video, It felt good to go in with a basic knowledge of etiquette and an over view of what was ahead of me . Keep Up The Work You Are Doing .... Thank You

[@RCalicchio1st]

Great video on the use of teeps. I use them a lot during my sparring sessions and hitting the heavy bag as well. Your channel has been keeping me fresh on techniques I have learned in the past and new ones from your videos as well. Thank you

[@ronaldson57]

1)Jab teep 2)Fake jab teep 3) Jab cross lead teep 4)Jab cross uppercut rear teep 5) jab cross jab lead teep 6)lead teep (to knee) cross hook rounnd kick 7) lead teep kick (body) fake teep jumping teep 8)jab cross teep superman 9) jab lead teep lead sidekick

[@zionmeza5727]

Boo bop beep teep

[@fuu812]

Shane MASSIVE thank you. The quality of these videos is just perfection.

[@CarlosSilva-eg5pi]

Bad videos in this channel are like lamborghinis in my house, they just don't exist🤘💪🤙

[@ottovonbismarck5007]

I love the leg teeps. Amazing to annoy the opponent when fighting. I even did that to set up a Brazilian kick once and it actually worked.

[@realkingsatv5850]

We want the sparring video please 😬🙏🏻

[@daniaura3722]

these recent videos are the ones we appriciate the most

[@cmulcahy29]

A bonus extra number 7. Awesome video as always.

[@Marco-qh7pl]

Your fighting tutorials are the best in my opinion and you really help me to improve my technique. Every time i have some doubt on a technique i search for your videos on youtube. For example, this time i had doubts on the forward hand. It has to be lowered instantly when you throw the teep, just like the low kick. Thanks a lot.

[@reybatistafan]

It's nice to see how martial arts connect. Muay Thai and karate here throwing Lyoto Machida in. Beautiful technique and very effective.

[@__azzzul__]

I didn't think this video was gonna be this good you explain how to use the technique of teeps in a fighting situation amazing

[@EleosGames]

Please add some sparrig footage for the techniques you show , it would be really helpfull to see it in a more dynamic setting.Thank you for your vids.

[@FailingArtist]

Love your vids. Sometimes I get sloppy so I need to slow down and make sure I have technique down. Thanks for your instruction! It's ppl like you who make a worldwide fam 🤙

[@stevewilson5570]

awesome video im gonna use the feint front teep followed with rear teep tonight

[@militantacecolleti5208]

I've learn a lot thru your videos😎 new sub💯

[@entertaichi]

Thanks for sharing! Have an awesome day!

[@panaskunk4768]

And another technique I’m going to add to my arsenal 🐍

[@anthonywilson1754]

Teep is new to me, the word for it that is and I've watched fights where there was a lot of teep (it's also new to autocorrect!). I've been practicing taking fists to my abs but but the teep move is a new way to train. I've not taken knees either. Saw lots of that in the live Muay Thai stream fights you showed. So much to learn.

[@432001ttaylor]

You're a great help. My messed-up techniques is getting better. Thks

[@sportsmenonline]

Good tips again, Shane!

[@marie-francepelletier8375]

Loved that video! Never fully understood the use of teeps, but now I really do see its versatility clearly. You make things easy to understand. Thank you so much!

[@aisadal2521]

Great video! Evan was definitely a treat to see here 😁

[@evancarr]

Twisting Dervole :)

[@LEO179MX]

wow....some wicked tips here about using the teep. Brilliant!

[@seanliles5103]

The best tips on kick's

[@deni6943]

Hey shane since we're on the topic of teeps can you do a vid on Samart Payakaroon?

[@yosigam]

One of your best videos ever!!! lots of love from Israel

[@joecoonan3931]

I really gain a lot from your informative vids..... Thanks again Shane.

[@jameshutto3047]

Love the sound effects

[@josiahtholander3223]

Shane I’m gonna be in the UFC some day and I will use these techniques. Great vid👍

[@clenjones5748]

Good luck White brother

[@Muaykhao187]

How far have you gotten?

[@ascensionspeak4694]

You didnt do shit boy

[@creativekaii]

love these kicks.

[@bobbybush1750]

That Look at the floor around 0:07 after you call him a demo dummy 😅

[@evancarr]

i was looking at sully!

[@michaelgaryscott969]

Hey Shane, ever consider making a dojo, or a school for fighters, or possibly teaming up with some people to make an MMA gym?

[@itzgobi5624]

Dojo is for traditional martial arts bro

[@michaelgaryscott969]

@@itzgobi5624 well considering he did taekwondo as a child, he might possibly want to teach that, and I knew that.

[@itzgobi5624]

@@michaelgaryscott969 calm down bro, just saying, why would he teach exclusively traditional martial arts when hes on the up n up where hes at right now

[@michaelgaryscott969]

@@itzgobi5624 oh no. I wasnt getting upset my dude. You good.

[@itzgobi5624]

@@michaelgaryscott969 no u

[@Saiyajin947]

That jumping switch teep is so good

[@survivalistnomad9507]

Great techniques. Thank you Shane.

[@ddonlee]

You are very good teacher. Arigato!

[@ramonthomas7049]

Great video, learnt so much! Thank you Shane

[@tomislavtomic1411]

Ufffff... tooooo many useful info for one video 👍👍👍

[@The_risingsun]

I learned a lot from your channel ..you are my master 🧘

[@PedroOliveira-fc2rs]

The 4th one is amazing. Especially in competition, when they are obsessed with getting their points back.

[@blitzfultime]

Good valuable info right here, nice1.

[@SM57]

Great useful video🙏

[@bodyripped2816]

Yeaa boooy ...Great content !

[@arjunbc9244]

Subscribed your channel, your tips are awesome

[@thepharaoh7king71]

So good !

[@isaiaht7040]

Shane! Video over how to fight someone that ducks their head. Such as they are throwing punches but they can’t see what they are throwing.

[@ninjachugs3281]

Can you do a video about landing knees in Muay Thai?

[@loreoyedele4468]

to be totally honest this video is phenomenal!! literally just unlocked mauy thai

[@kervinsingh6213]

some good tips about teeps

[@carlosthekaratekid6632]

Damn Shane I’ve been killing people with teeps recently but here you are exposing me... great vid tho 😂

[@callmesupreme1533]

Thanks for the tips 🤍💛

[@ihsanince7908]

Very nice thanks

[@gregwhitehead7967]

I'll have to try that, I was taught to keep my guard up anytime I'm in range... if i can throw a teep, I can catch a round, so I always keep my left arm up, if I throw my rear push kick I use my elbows for momentum, just like with knees

[@demian328]

Great vid - my teep sucks and i always hit the opponents defence and hurt my own foot, especially on elbows in their guard. So I gave up on doing it, but today Im gonna try these fakes to get it to land!

[@erikjas5288]

Super helpful if we follow the old Thai theory, teep beat all technique and the kids 😊

[@theleftbollock3214]

Man I can’t wait for the rolly sparring footage

[@달팽이-o1i]

Are your seminar classes still available?

[@fighttips]

Yes! I have a few seminars coming up in NC and TN -- linktr.ee/shanefazen

[@richardbrown2521]

I fond the sweet spot for power in a teep was at hands up until the hands need to counter-balance as i extend my hips through the step forward. Teeps can be colapsed bedore that last little bit.

[@guest0046]

Thumbs up for Shane saying centimeter instead of inch!

[@knuckle-sandwichmma681]

If u have a really fast snap kick its a good thing to defend roundhouse kicks with. Front kicks are much faster cuz with RH they must pivot or do the cheat step. I used the teep to the hip. Worked very well

[@rxge.edxts.]

Great

[@isiahtwardowski8534]

You spared with saenchai! Wow! Cool!

[@user-bj8mm4lv6b]

I only land teeps about 10% of the time and sometimes I jam my toes, thanks for the vid man 🙏🏽

[@duke3250]

thanks gentlemen

[@merc2thamax191]

good info

[@pritidas4563]

NYC trick sir..

[@Smashhackisma]

Bro I feel like you was talking to me because I've been trying to work on teeps for the longest ima try this out

[@EscapeOblivion45]

Sean Strickland is great with jab and teep. Was a champ with that

[@jaygee8039]

The rear leg teep looks really powerful.. is this a good move in a fight? Seems like most teeps are shown with the lead leg

[@KofisUniverse]

Great video. Thanks Shane!

[@gabrielemorasso2844]

Thanks master!!

[@harikenhahahahahahaaa5753]

Shane do a tutorial on ninja kicks & punches if these could include in MMA.. Thank you sir

[@likolagi]

Could you put the previous teep (how to do it) video in the description box or link it in the video?

[@Seewhogetsluckyfirst]

0:017 Sage Northcutts cousin

[@Noah-uq9lv]

When is the sparring vs Rollie coming out?

[@raydrakan3900]

Good kabtn

[@calcobra2188]

Can u do a video on different entries to the clinch

[@unregierbar7694]

~power levels increased~

[@charlapollon948]

Shane hanging with the booooyyyyzzzz

[@JohnnyBit]

Hey Shane, can you compare teep to Kyokushin version of Mae Geri kick? Seems like teep is more for "push" while mae geri is more for "punch/hurt".

[@strahinjamiljkovic8747]

Im 17 want to train mma but i dont know any martial art should i train boxing to have some base for when i start mma or should i go to mma

[@FirstStrikeAthletics]

Wrestling is generally considered to be the best "base" art for MMA, but it depends on what you have near you as far as coaches and such.

[@strahinjamiljkovic8747]

I live in a small town no wrestling only judo,kickboxing and boxing

[@FirstStrikeAthletics]

Strahinja Miljkovic I’d definitely learn some judo and kickboxing, especially if you’re able to compete in either as that’s a huge component to learning the art and getting a fighter’s mind.

[@strahinjamiljkovic8747]

Thank you for the advice

[@ronaldson57]

Can you post a new video tuturial on side teep kick

[@AmanSharma-nm1ps]

Hey shane..... where's ant been all this time ??, haven't seen him for a long time..

[@fighttips]

He's been working a big-boy job in Philly, but he just moved out to California to stay with me! He will be back in videos this August!

[@AmanSharma-nm1ps]

Greattt !!!

[@malikialgeriankabyleswag4200]

I love you this is fucking awesome im definitly running these on the bags and sparring

[@jonnydel152]

Real G’s like the video before watching it!

[@NobleVagabond2552]

Real G’s go practice the skills they just watched

[@Dean_Winchester247]

One of the safest if not the safest kick.

[@SonGoku-os4fd]

Shane ist eine Maschine💪 form Germany✌❤

[@SonGoku-os4fd]

@Country_Kid_Productions Das war intensiv

[@nicholastolentino3043]

Hayy!! Any tips if you get sick in a middle of preparation for a fight? Should i like take a rest for a while? or do some light training?

[@FirstStrikeAthletics]

I almost always got sick when I was training for a fight. I found it best to stay at home if the symptoms were in my body (flu) but if was just a bit of a head cold or something I'd do lighter training at the gym.

[@calvincalvin3132]

thanks bro im gonna teep the shit out of people

[@jamesbrophy2200]

the giraffe evan

[@flickup8620]

He also lean back

[@lifeschange6064]

What about the questionmark kick... It can be set up with a teep right ?

[@FirstStrikeAthletics]

Absolutely! It's one of my favorite ways to set up a head kick!

[@thomasbrown3793]

Hey Shane, my coach taught me not to chamber the teep but lift my leg and kick. What do you think of that?