Muay Thai Secret from Old school | Thai Boxing

[@FightvisionNet]

Support channel and become sponsor and get all FIGHT VISION MUAY THAI and MARTIAL ARTS COURSES: kzbin.info/door/K-bMpkmfqdNB0-TbWbwVhwjoin Muay Thai Courses by Fight Vision: www.fightvision.net www.malms.pro My TELEGRAM: t.me/fightvision My INSTAGRAM: @FightVisionProject Do you remember old school thai boxing and muay boran lessons with Lannafighting Muay Thai on Fight Vision channel? This time Kru Din will share with one of the most important secrets of old school muay thai. This techniques will be useful if you just trying to improve your skills or even if you want to fight on a ring like muay thai fights like Max Muay Thai or ONE FC.

[@angrychickin]

respect this dude's english when it's obviously difficult for him but he keeps at it.

[@荷魯斯之眼-x1b]

angrychickin he speak well

[@edwardmendez1152]

I lived in thailand and it gets to the point that you understand them,

[@yahushamyreedemerlives6926]

he applies the principles of muay thai through all aspects of his life.. truly an inspiration

[@FaizKhan-jj4wy]

This is the only thing that fascinated you 🙄

[@angrychickin]

@@FaizKhan-jj4wy yea cuz i knew the rest dum dum

[@dewinmoonl]

the whole philosophy is putting weight forward and attack forward. this is a truly warrior's philosophy.

[@ariari4133]

the power is in the back and hips,turn that body, sweep de lage trappen

[@OK-xl4ec]

Đất nước Thái Lan trung tâm của Đạo PHẬT.PHẬT đã rõ từ tháng trước.

[@mangoMango-ck3et]

The Thai man,is a good Instructor,,.kept it easy to follow,,, getting off sofa is the difficult part..great Vid..part.2.3.4.5.6.....thanks.

[@victorgomez9944]

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[@danielg.7656]

Thank you very much, I'm starting with Muay Thai and this channel has helped me a lot, in my country you can't find real Muay Thai and internet is the only way to learn correctly. Best regards from Bolivia. Gracias!

[@FightvisionNet]

Gracias! Thx for you comments. Stay with with fight vision.

[@viktorsanchez4388]

que tal bro yo soy mexicano vivo en la paz Bolivia y practico muay thai estaria chido entrenar

[@danielg.7656]

@@viktorsanchez4388 Hola! Te cuento que soy de Santa Cruz pero no dejes de entrenar, con estos vídeos se progresa mucho! Un saludo!

[@danielg.7656]

@Rising sports Academy Thank you!

[@PeterMortensen1978]

I would like to know how you guys train Headbutts?. Awsome video guys❤️👍👍

[@payamsedaghatkish7393]

At first I thought he was talking about turning body, which is basics of boxing, but then I realized it's a secret. Turning the body plus dropping body weight. In boxing we have combos and we normally do not drop our weight on every punch. If I'm not mistaken

[@crawling86]

Great instructor. 🙏I am so lucky and grateful. I have been able to travel to Thailand 3 Times and train MuayTHAI. ❤ From world thai boxing association.

[@nikitarathore6628]

Thanks a lot sir, I am just starting and this is so useful for me. I am learning it for my safety from bullying 🦄. Lots of love from India 💜💜💜

[@sonychiba4733]

Body weight behind the attack everybody talks about it you hardly ever see anybody explaining it like this master made it very simple, thank you🙏

[@DellaDykeborn]

The slow physical demonstration with the heavy bag was "impactful." Thank you 🙏

[@jessef88]

This should be taught at the beginning of every lesson so newcomers learn this super valuable tool 👍

[@derekpanton2878]

Brilliant. Power and covering the distance in one thought process!

[@FightvisionNet]

Thank you so much

[@7046463]

i learn old school muai Thai when I was 10yrs old.. i go to every martial tournament. they mostly throw towels. not that I'm good. it's because Muai Thai is vry practical. old school muai Thai never really pull back much. every strike is hard. similar to kyokushin which I had done. both are very practical and respected. long live muai Thai. 🙏

[@KhangarooCourt]

I like the fact that he can speak some English and show and stuff. Keep it up.

[@Capoeiratics]

Tactics, good bio-mechanics and hard training always be a secret

[@wakanakapisihello5655]

The universal secret... bust ass training and knowing your business. No secret, obvious fact nobody wants to accept. Always looking for an easy out, some mojo. Gotta love humans, can't bury em all in thr yard.

[@aumtatsatsuria]

Indeed it is a greatest secret! Nobody knew before about using body weight, except old school muai Thai practitioners!)))

[@FightvisionNet]

Yeah It is sounds funny, but they really think so

[@devon5160]

I know about it 2-3years ago XD

[@Nobody19759]

I got a chance to train in Thailand for 6 months.. was awesome!!

[@twaibumikidadi7377]

very nice you teaches very well

[@mike-yp1uk]

I've just begun this journey and this stuff helps me to understand technical moves to create force for getting the most bang for my buck. Great video

[@uniqueauction]

My power greatly improved from this video- watch out world. The beast is on the loose...

[@amorphous0000]

Thank you for this secrete ;) So little attention is given to putting weight into shots in gyms. It's mentioned but rarely with this important emphasis. I like that you showed how to practice this on the bag too. I've seen the bag used in this way many times, but the point of it is rarely mentioned. A very good video. Thank you.

[@quyenhm]

Thank you. Muay Thai is my favorite martial art

[@332011ify]

I too am a Muay Thai practitioner as well as an instructor. Been doing it for 19 yrs. Good luck on your journey with it.

[@goa7516]

Thanks ! Sensei for giving us this wonderful training . God bless You 🙏 .

[@sebastiangrembler8982]

In Thai language the teacher/instructor is called “Kru” or “Khun Kru”

[@m.robeelkhan6890]

Great information channel i love watching muay thai techniques videos Sir kindly upload muay thai combos video next time like punching kick combo or knees and elbow combo.

[@wdup45]

I'm a beginner and thank you for the first step

[@rupak_thehumblebeast]

I know this guy...they came to nepal for muaythai seminar..lots of love n respect from nepal..🙏🙏🙏

[@rupeshsapkota2087]

Which is harder Kyokushin or muay thai

[@rupak_thehumblebeast]

@@rupeshsapkota2087 Both are hard to train..😁😁😁

[@ashokvardhan1519]

Thank you bro for very helpful information .about techniques

[@dillionenglish2611]

I practiced Muay Thai and thsese videos help alot great instructor

[@jeremymeyer5552]

I actually liked the video because of how small the guy was. It really brought home the point to throw less strikes and put weight behind them. The other guy definitely a pro.

[@kanonierable]

Respect, boys, you definitely are the real deal! I wish you happiness and a long life!

[@DesiFR25]

Wow great video!I've never practiced Muay Thai but with the Quarantine I'm trying to learn some basic MT techniques.Thanks for the video I will practice.

[@JacySanjunXiao]

This really improve my muay thai training thanks alot for your help!

[@JYusha]

Discipline is one of the best key to succeed in any sports. Polishing your basics will give you a greater edge to anyone.

[@tandingyao702]

Very clear, great teaching

[@praveenpv9378]

Good secret... thanks

[@muhammed-vm9nl]

thanks a lot for your efforts muay thai king

[@vit-c3300]

Nice video.and I'm also a Muay Thai practitioner... love from Assam...

[@blacktiger7956]

I love muay thai😍also in kerala in india we have an old and traditional martial art kalari payttu🙏

[@shepardforce]

This knee strike at 08:00 holy shit haha

[@fer.galeano]

Excelentee muchas gracias!!!!!! Thank you very very much!!!!

[@bacfu]

outstanding .I totally love the level of instruction here..

[@davidlaubshire227]

thanks for teaching

[@giyanibaba121]

Thanks for uploading .......valuable information...

[@warrioreirenikos1776]

Perfect explanation... Thanks for sharing

[@ignazioclemente3170]

This instructuror Is the best in the world !!! ♥️🥰

[@stefanweilhartner4415]

it is not only the body weight but also the connection to the ground. this is one of the important "secrets" in tai chi. the connection within the body and the connection to the ground. shoulders to hips, elbows to knees and hands to feet. right hand gets the foundation of the left foot. this is why tai chi practitioners practice very slow. so they have time to analyze the position and the force that it can let go through. tai chi practitioners often practise zhan zhuang, which means standing like a tree for a long time. my maximum was almost one hour. muay thai practitioners could learn from that as well. also mentally this is an enormous challenge. the first time that i tried it my legs started to shake after 5 minutes. there are some introduction videos of Lam Kam Chuen on youtube. i did this with other tai chi masters and grandmaster Chen Xiaowang when i was in China

[@sushant3116]

Thanx for fantastic guidance cuz its is very difficult to learn muay thai in my country

[@odettematifas6194]

Chokran

[@prabodhkumar4920]

Master I love ur techniqus. Can u plz make a video on how to start muay boran with basics , it will give a grt effort in the training. Thanks master... Love frm India.

[@ilijapetrusic3923]

very nice thank you!!!!!

[@kostaskladakis8938]

kapunka love thai people!!

[@Ya-Vansh]

Great Guys... Respect

[@Dana-ie2bh]

Speed, accuracy and footwork for positioning. If your opponent has a high guard, you kick them in the gut, if they have a low guard, you punch or elbow them in the head. Relying on power will make your bouts much harder. Thais love the clinches, stay out of clinches, they sap your strength. The idea of power training is not to overpower your opponent, it is to develop explosive power, to focus that power at the optimum point of the strike. Accuracy and speed is more important than power.

[@arunsd9]

"Dum come...I need to punch someone"😂😂

[@SIRINI100]

Thats a great difference in striking! thank you !! Greetings from Greece!

[@randomcommentpopup]

thank u very much

[@adarshabhegde512]

Simply Good explanation brother, super awsome, thank you,

[@craigross341]

The secret of Muay Thai is that they can tolerate a hundred times more pain than anyone else can. 😄

[@nighthawk918]

Thanks Kru You Know

[@nileharding3137]

Your entire body can be used a weapon,but a warrior's greatest weapon is the mind

[@zehshdjz5318]

woww what a SECRET!!!! now I am ready

[@sudeephembrom325]

Thank u so much for these great lessons.....respect you sir

[@ratnakar26]

Lots of love from India sir I’m your new follower ❤❤

[@muayboran5152]

Muaythai is not fancy style for it is power and firm style. I practice Muay Boran by a kru trained in thailand

[@tan83ful]

Last time is muay boran trained to kill

[@meruemsama7770]

so the secret is bodeewait?

[@FightvisionNet]

Yes ;)

[@stefanweilhartner4415]

@@FightvisionNet body weight and the connection to the ground.

[@yahushamyreedemerlives6926]

Fight Vision kinky

[@crypticnomad]

One has to be careful when using body weight and make sure they don't commit. There is a fine line between throwing body weight into a strike and committing. If a person commits it takes a very small amount of a pulling force to completely take their balance.

[@iurieiurie846]

Thank you Man Thank you

[@FightvisionNet]

Thank you for your attention!

[@Patchworkdaddy007]

Thanks for this tutorial!👍

[@ericamiss_e6481]

Yes I'm starting out muay thai thanx wish you could teach me

[@wild5398]

Thank you master

[@Dana-ie2bh]

He is basically talking about torque, problem is, it requires setting up that torque, and that takes "Time", it works in certain situations, but is not a panacea.

[@tuananhtran2754]

Thank you so much for sharing this technique !!! Its verry helpful for my practice

[@OIFJESSE]

Great training thank you 🙏

[@infodiff]

Very informative... Thanks for the easy video.

[@donworland]

That is an excellent method, I always love stripping everything down to "one step " again, thank you. For future video idea, what is the MUSIC about, and where does the dancing and marching come from and how does it help understand the art?

[@flykyrt81]

This is awesome! May I suggest something? I think it would be better for the coaches to speak in their native language and have it properly translated as subtitles/ caption instead. I can tell he is putting a lot of effort in describing what he's doing. Still, I think it would be better if he could just instruct/ describe in Thai. Just a suggestion. Keep the videos coming.

[@FightvisionNet]

Thank. Sometimes I'm using this solution.

[@adonayh225]

@@FightvisionNet I like it its okay

[@camperjobs9879]

Thank you very good video

[@coachmatthewdavisonline1042]

just awesome

[@flyingknee23]

Thank you. I was having this simple problem. Defending on my back foot/no power in body weight and tiring myself faster by being on my back foot backing up.

[@larrylac4796]

Very good, thank you very much, thinking about martial arts lately!

[@SuperIndiecat]

Great info! Thank you so much! 🙏👍👍

[@Lexthebarbarian]

Tai chi from Thailand. Balance , harmony and technique. Like old school bjj.

[@mohamedsayed7363]

if you are more fluent in English and your ego is big enough , try to enjoy it by listening to it's voice with the song

[@sudarshanashok4074]

Thank you

[@Put_Ra]

Thanks sifu👍

[@NoBody-xx6ii]

my respect

[@zulfines850]

I can't Muaythai but I 'm like

[@zytr0x108]

“I no power to push him, because he bigger than me”

[@andirmb8619]

Lanna fighting cool....

[@andrewmoses2674]

BIG PEOPLE ALSO USE THEIR BODY WEIGHT.

[@ИванИванов-р9р5щ]

It''s good works with elbows & knees for heavy bag!=) Good! 4 years for expr in MT.

[@evangmakulit2620]

New friend watching frm Hong Kong

[@davidlaubshire]

thank you for teaching me those important therys of my tie windo ///// washer fluid dumped in drain can get into water system and blind you if injested

[@rajeshchatterjee8446]

Very good information.

[@mvf136]

Very simple, easy and informative. 🙏🏽 ty

[@varawfeministries7370]

we love him

[@nomwaeyoe2248]

Thanks alot dude

[@devon5160]

Me:I hope this will help me!!! Coach:The secret is Bodyweight Me: I already know that 2-3years ago Still he is right, using your Bodyweight would make your punch,kick,elbow,etc stronger you can try it for yourself

[@วีรพงศ์คูหาสุวรรณกิจ]

Ancient Thai do not know The Law of Gravity at all ! They just simply tried to find the way to hit harder !

[@petertaylor2148]

Great video.. Oul pie nee.. leay 💯 😃 Khun gean te sud na kruhp. Pom chob muay thai mak .. 🐒