How NOT To Shadowbox For Muay Thai Beginners: 10 Common Mistakes

[@seanfagan]

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[@dvd08270]

That 180 turn is good when you knock the first guy out and his friend comes from behind

[@alchemist4464]

Definitely😂! Gotta be ready for any situation

[@ToddyX32]

What 😂

[@edwinhadimuljono8190]

Fckin right 🤣🤣

[@mustangcr5]

🤣🤣

[@dustindinsmoor9292]

after watching the Bruce Lee movies

[@jamesashwin5378]

0:41 - Kicking Wrong 2:57 - Too Much Head Movement 4:10 - Looking/Punching Down 5:37 - Staying Stationary 6:34 - Just Offense, No Defence 7:35 - Not Mixing Up Your Strikes 8:56 - Too Tense 10:13 - Forgetting to Breathe 11:41 - Not Visualizing 12:46 - T-Rex Arms

[@seanfagan]

Thanks 🙏

[@jamesashwin5378]

Sean Fagan Glad to be of help!

[@ysammo214]

Thankyou

[@rastachandolo9766]

You forgot don’t fight midgets or children

[@recipoldinasty]

Sean Fagan bro you look like a bit Demetrius johnson haha he da goat

[@nitina8564]

This video is more important than the "how to videos" . Great video. I've seen more people make mistakes than do it correctly and if you keep practicing incorrectly its becomes difficult to unlearn those mistakes later. Again, great video.

[@seanfagan]

That means a lot, thank you!

[@angeldlc8454]

Maybe sean can make a "how to" one day then "how not to" the next...ei heavy bag and "how not to" heavy bag...

[@robertpaulsin6109]

No it doesn't, you're wrong. Proper technique comes with developed coordination and strength. The more a student practices, the closer they'll get to efficient technique. Expecting textbook movements from beginners is insane and unproductive.

[@nitina8564]

@@robertpaulsin6109 you seem to have miss read what i was trying to say. If someone is practicing anything in an incorrect manner not knowing what is it they are doing wrong will become their second nature and then it becomes difficult to unlearn those things. Not impossible but very difficult for sure.

[@chadmartin434]

“If you fight children and midgets your a bad person and shouldn’t be watching this video” 😂🤣😂🤣 had to pause I was laughing so hard!! Thanks for the awesome videos man!

[@leethomson5733]

If you box with shadows you need a phsyciatrist 🙊

[@vanilcybrazil]

Me too. So funny.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@BWater-yq3jx]

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[@mezrhy5409]

4:10

[@StarskyUA]

Sean, the part regarding the head movement absolutely rocks! Every time I go to gym with my colleagues - and 100% of them are boxers - they go: "YOUR HEAD MOVEMENT SUCKS!!! IT SHOULD FLY AROUND THE GYM LIKE A FLIPPIN MISSILE ON COCAINE!" I'm so fed up with their bullshit so I feel like kicking the shit outta their tiny little thighs next time we spar. Big thanks for finally explaining the difference between head movement in boxing and muay thai! Cheers from Ukraine!

[@seanfagan]

Haha the struggle is real!

[@StarskyUA]

@@cakesnatcher4541 commies live a bit to the North from us, bro. They're known as "Russkies", and us, Ukrainians, are those who currently protect lazy Europeans from them Russkies, we ain't commies.

[@cakesnatcher4541]

@@StarskyUA Ukraine is #1 F#$$ the russian government

[@scottrichardson1014]

Have them watch a head kick knock out compilation video. You will see a lot of head kicks come in from extreme head movements left or right. That exaggerated bob and weave in boxing will get you kicked or kneed in the face in MT. I had some boxing experience before MT and had to break that habit . A nice 25% power head kick on a slip or bob leaves a lasting impression when sparing .

[@StarskyUA]

@@scottrichardson1014 yes, I agree! Boxing was my first martial art before MT and I experienced the same situation later in a MT sparring. Slamming your own head into someone's shin changes quite a lot, that's for sure!

[@DavidTremblay]

Started muay thay 3 weeks before confinement. Felt in love with it. The gym I use to go provides live training now, focussing on HIIT mainly. Your technical approach makes a great complement because no one tell me stop doing that. Thanks for being there.

[@seanfagan]

You got it David 👊

[@ScardeyG]

I’ve been Kickboxing for about 4 years, and am a brown belt in K1 (yes, we grade!) and this still a super helpful video! We forget the importance of shadow boxing, and the importance of doing it correctly. Reality is, this is as close to sparring as you’re gonna get and is better than a heavy bag for working many techniques....so thanks for great reminders. I’d say number 4 is the most important. If you stand still you get hit. Simples. Anyone can move, so do it!

[@danielreidayrit595]

Hajime no ippo taught me that when your shadow boxing, you should imagine an opponent striking and defending. So you should be doing the same as well.

[@JackkROYAL]

Learnt that from baki too

[@killuasleftfist3612]

Hajime no ippo is so fucking dope

[@SquareSloth]

Watching Hajime no ippo rn. This show made me want to learn how to fight

[@BerserkerX]

I turned this video on and my heart was beating fast because I was worrying if I make any of these mistakes. I made some of these in the past but have grown out of them. Thanks for the video, Sean! 🙏

[@seanfagan]

Lol love it 😂🤣

[@tristenwilliams1943]

Just starting out my MMA journey, getting in shape and preparing for my first day in the gym. Your videos are really helping me get familiar with Muay Thai and I’m excited to start training!

[@seanfagan]

Great to hear, you got this!

[@johnXJ8899]

So how's it been goin?

[@arvidumegard5026]

@@johnXJ8899 since he cant write an answer to your comment Im guessing he lost all his brain cells in the first 6 months of training😢

[@meyr1992]

@@arvidumegard5026 no he went back to eating chips on the couch

[@0104Alex]

I’ve had a little fighting experience as a young adult, now getting back into Muay Thai in my late twenties and your content has been incredible, many thanks 🙏🏻

[@danielripley4754]

Learnt so much from you, mmashredded and fighttips! Thank you always 👏👊

[@seanfagan]

You’re very welcome!

[@matystig8580]

My 3 favourite channels as well!

[@officialdropfactory7048]

And Hard2Hurt!

[@stateofmindphilosophyandps214]

OfficialDropFactory yesssssss

[@stateofmindphilosophyandps214]

Daniel Ripley omfg yes

[@pedrobrocato1982]

I love shadow boxing! Man, these videos are a real treat for me. Thank you again for sharing 🙏

[@seanfagan]

Glad you’re enjoying them!

[@ns8013]

7 and 8 really hit home for me. Only about 2 months in and all the more seasoned students are always telling me to relax and breathe. I totally understand it logically but emotionally I'm like "You're trying to punch me in the face, it's hard to relax!" That and so much doesn't feel natural yet, so I feel like I have to focus so hard mentally that it's easy to tense up and not breathe right.

[@TheKevinj30]

How are you doing now?

[@qadirmuhaymin3308]

You gotta new subscriber with this one! Very grateful for the insight. Im learning here and fight tips for the underdog channel then go outside and kick the bag for 30 minutes then shadowbox for 25-30 minutes.....kill with some wind sprints. This is my 3rd week of doing that 3-4 days each week and I can actually see progress and excited about where my kicks will be in a few months!

[@e.l.324]

Thank you so much for this. Just starting to learn Muay Thai and this is already making me more aware of not starting out with some of those mistakes that I'm sure I would have been doing.

[@bankal1442]

"A child... that you're punching at... You don't want to do that" 😂

[@seanfagan]

🤣😂

[@wannabus7094]

Bullshit, I’m undefeated against children

[@PingofPong]

Made my day!!!

[@realverse]

Just started Muay and after a few days of youtubing I can easily say this is the best shadowboxing vid by far ! Thanks

[@seanfagan]

Thanks so much! Welcome to the muay Thai world 👊🙏

[@javijaybird8a907]

This came out in my bday thank you for the gift

[@seanfagan]

You got it. Happy birthday!

[@flektarnskitzbird4785]

Your birthday is 420!??

[@anklelocker]

Invaluable instruction as usual, thanks Sean! Will be incorporating these details into my routine!🙏🙏🙏

[@seanfagan]

Great to hear! Thanks so much!

[@cbentler4528]

I’ve been fighting in front of a full length mirror for several years, and I find that helps me stay focused and visualize someone in front of me.

[@KristalReddick]

Hey Sean Thank you so much for this video. I am always felling silly shadow boxing and I have been training about 4 years now. This is really helping me fine-tune this aspect and mind frame when training. This video is gold!!!!

[@seanfagan]

Glad it’s helping!

[@weedniac]

Is pure masterclass, that kind of things should be heard by every martial arts practicer

[@shambs008]

By far the most awesome Muay Thai beginner video I have ever seen..... subscribing straight away. Greeting from the Maldives btw

[@seanfagan]

Thanks so much for the love!

[@smoothcaramel8177]

Will try and keep this in mind during quarantine and going forward, great vid as always Sean :)

[@seanfagan]

Awesome have fun!

[@waffledude111111]

I picked up Muay Thai about 2 weeks ago, and I am liking it so far. I always concerned over correct posture when I am practicing at home, so thank you this is helpful

[@wayneblackman6407]

Sean, you are a true mater of Muay Thai. I realy enjoy your videos because I am learning proper Muay Thaitechiques. Thank you Sean.

[@davybigfly]

10:13 "No prince zuko! Power from firebending comes from the breath, not your muscles!"

[@seanfagan]

🤣😂

[@boasfiford7823]

That's rough buddy

[@gaminghunt5837]

@@boasfiford7823 my girlfriend turned into moon!

[@boasfiford7823]

@@gaminghunt5837 that’s rough buddy

[@ianiboy]

Only Anakin would punch low when shadowboxing

[@twinniefurioussisthurs]

Great video... Just starting my muay thai journey at age 37 and im a housewife.. This video means a lot to me.. Thank you sean..

[@seanfagan]

You are very welcome, enjoy the journey!

[@response207]

thats one of the coolest set up for a training spot, with the hammock and water views....the calm before the storm no doubt...gl 2 you =)

[@seanfagan]

Couldn't agree more! THank you for the support

[@generalmaximus53]

Let me tell you. I can't thank you enough for providing this content. I have 9 children (5 boys 4 girls) and there is no way I can afford to put them all in MA. I am a quick learner and have done some MT in the past. You're no BS approach is exactly what I need to learn and teach some of the basics.

[@seanfagan]

Wow that means so much to hear! Thanks for letting me know you’ve been getting good use out of the videos. Be sure to keep in touch and let me know how your family progresses along their martial arts journey!

[@generalmaximus53]

Sean Fagan I most definitely will brother. My son Sean is the most excited. 😎👊💨

[@smithjoe1992]

Me and my son are just starting out (literally first class was the other day.) And i was doing all these mistakes this video is very helpful. Excited to learn more...

[@fortunatosamuel2520]

"Like they tryna fight childrens"😂😂😂😂 dunno why that part got me dying😂 anyway I always whatch your videos and I was wondering where this gym at? Like the place is beautiful, I would love to train in a similar environment, with all that nature and and stuff close to me, feel very relaxing. Keep it up with training💯👊🏾

[@seanfagan]

This is at my home in Thailand >> kzbin.info/www/bejne/eGS7aIF6gKaGeqM I hope to open up a gym on this Island sometime soon 👊

[@conspiracychris4742]

Same but I totally do this.

[@fortunatosamuel2520]

@@seanfagan wow is beauty there, if you open up a gym there I would come for a trial, I trained all over the places so far, Thailand is on my check list tho, I know there you get the best muay thai training, I practice MMA but I like to take a brake from time to time to go train either in other gyms or in other martial arts

[@214warzone]

yeah it's illegal to fight children. Except for maybe in Japan..

[@chadmartin434]

“If you fight children and midgets you should stop watching” 😂🤣😂🤣 I had to pause the video for a bit I was laughing so much. Thanks for the great video man!

[@clixyy_453]

Thanks for this video Sean, I never know whether to make a sound while training or not so it's good to know that it's a thing you should do. I always feel silly because I make a "iss" sound, but this has helped me

[@davidvalencia773]

I was the same way but once I became a bit more experienced, I started making them sounds lol. Now I never not make sounds

[@tommygun6866]

Amazing video man! Definitely guilty of a couple of those..

[@seanfagan]

We all were at one point or another!

[@gabrielazevedomoura9085]

Great content man. In taekwondo you need to spill your hips too when you're kicking. If you don't do that you'll hit a elbow, in wtf, it means not scoring. A think the mainly difference in Taekwondo kicks it is that you retract the leg using your knee in the end of the movement.

[@frantanovotny7876]

Thanks for those videos man. I am training every day in quarantine and your tips are always helpful.

[@seanfagan]

You’re very welcome!

[@adelin682]

Wow.. So I was pretty much doing everything wrong lol. I mean yeah I visualize and ad defensive footwork but can't get over the fact that I was shadow boxing with T-Rex arms. Everyone was saying I got nice technique for a beginner but for some reason I didn't understand why I would always fall short at punching in sparring. Great tips and videos, you just got a new subscriber!

[@AC-kv9qs]

That baseball reference helped me understand immediately... I need to subscribe 🙏🔥

[@seanfagan]

Awesome glad to hear it helped!

[@geoffmac5113]

Great video, sometimes people are in the zone and communicate perfectly in a video, that was you, well done, and thanks.

[@seanfagan]

I appreciate that!

[@alexlim1468]

thanks for the tips! i used to have the habit of throwing lazy kicks during shadowboxing, recently trying to fix that. this video came at the right moment

[@seanfagan]

Glad you enjoyed the video!

[@unknowninfinium4353]

Good to see you well Sean. Damn man that background looks beautiful. Lovely place you are at.

[@seanfagan]

Thanks so much! Yes we are very lucky

[@terrancearcher1765]

This really open my eyes. Thank you so much

[@kisholayamajumdarikoindia1166]

Thank you very much! You mentioned all the valid and true points! But one more thing that I personally think to avoid is 100% dependency on reflex..One must plan the technique before executing it.. It makes the mind work better with the body! Thanks! 🙏❤️😊

[@jimrudolph2864]

I don’t know much about thai boxing. I’m trying to learn through you tube. I find your videos very useful. Can you do a video on foot work?

[@seanfagan]

If you search my KZbin channel for 'footwork' you'll find quite a few ;)

[@brandensmith759]

Thanks for dropping all the those gems definitely love the way you break everything down

[@seanfagan]

Happy to help! Thanks for watching 🙏

[@Msrebecca197]

Fantastic reminders for training solo. Your tutorials are carrying me through this quarantine...Thank you!

[@seanfagan]

Happy to help 😊

[@yannlee9251]

Hello Thank you for sharing. I discovered your chain during my confinement at home and it is a pleasure to work with your advice. I became addicted to your channel. 😂 Thank you from France 🇫🇷 Huss huss

[@seanfagan]

Wonderful! THanks for watching!

[@martindilisio]

Pretty good explanation Sean, thank you very much for this. A big hug from Buenos Aires!!!

[@StephanieReid]

This channel is amazing. Thank you.

[@UltimateNoob]

Thanks sean, this vid helped alot. Im in fight camp rn preparing for my amateur kickboxing debut next month❤

[@jasonb.3902]

Your vids are so relevent and helpful man. I appreciate you.

[@Martial-Mat]

Excellent video Sean. Agreed with all of your points to varying degrees. However, I'd like to offer you some respectful thoughts: 1. On kick follow through. . There's no such thing as muscle memory - it's a misnomer. "You are simply building pathways between neurons so that particular actions come more readily when needed. Therefore, when you talk about kicking fully through and returning, kicking to 180, or kicking 360 you have to distinguish are you talking about drilling the TACTICAL mindset, or the physical motion? Kicking all the way through 360 is a way of training your body to maximise power and momentum. There's NO version of that, even to just 90 degrees that is TACTICALLY sound. You work on the assumption that in a fight the opponent's body will provide an obstacle that your leg will rebound off. If you are training your TACTICAL mindset, you should either neever go through; or return as quickly as possible, in which case, going to 180 is safer than going 360 and going 90 is safer than 180, and just using your leg and not turning fully at all is safer still. 2. On tensing. Agree with everything you said about not wasting your energy tensing, but I would say that you missed BY FAR the most important reason not to tense - speed. Your muscles work in pairs, each pulling in opposite directions - agonistic and antogonist. With a straight punch for instance, your bicep serves to pull your arm back, whilst your tricep sends it out. If you are tense, it's like trying to drive a car with the front and back wheels turning in opposite directions. You must first relax the bicep before the tricep can do its thing. 3. On breathing noise. This is a classic example of received wisdom that started as a training drill but can be counter productive if misunderstood. For starters, to make the noise, many people will open their mouths, which makes them more vulnerable to a broken jaw "muscle memory" remember - what you practice in training is what you do in a fight. Secondly, I believe that the most important reason to exhale during attack, is because it tenses your diaphragm making you less vulnerable to counterattack. So, exhale yes, but but noisily no, and with your mouth ajar, defintly no. Great to see you living your best life out there man. Really enjoyed your video. Reminded me of many vital points. One of the greatest challenges my beginners have is the pressure to use variety in their techniques. The most valuable one of your tips for me, was to mix in defensive techniques. Great advice. Stay safe.

[@seanfagan]

I appreciate the thoughts! I’ll take them into consideration 👊🙏

[@Martial-Mat]

@@seanfagan And thank YOU for excellent content Sean!

[@taverasnorberto]

The style that you practice doesn’t determine the power of the kicks. The person who practice the style is the one who determines the power of the kick. Awesome video, good job!

[@THIS---GUY]

It's more of a technical application. Muay Thai kicks are usually more blunt impact and powerful from a functional standpoint. Other chambered kicks are more hidden or quicker but not as powerful.

[@federicogonzalez8033]

It definitely matters though. TKD or karate kicks don't put as much body into the kicks, which means two things, 1; faster kicks, and 2: more powerful kicks. There are situations where you prefer one nd others where you prefer the other, and the person who practices them definitely has huge effect on the power and speed of the kick, but the technique of the kick also determines power and speed.

[@federicogonzalez8033]

For 2: meant Muay Thai has more powerful kicks

[@neellohitbanerjee6004]

This is a tremendous video. No other words needed.

[@seanfagan]

Thank you!

[@lolx2464]

Thanks Sean some great pointers I was making some of the mistakes when shadow training now i can improve retune my technique correctly , especially most commonly using same sequence not mixing it up. Thank you🙏

[@TheJunImaginer]

great insight, sir. will implement it in my next workout. learn alot from this.

[@Damo20]

Really useful video, just getting into Muay Thai and picked up some great tips here

[@seanfagan]

Happy to help!

[@JoanieKennedy]

Your a really good teacher, thank you. I have messed up legs though so I have to be careful of kicking, but I have watched a few videos and I think your great. You explain in a way that makes sense.

[@seanfagan]

I really appreciate that! 🙏

[@victormbugua3653]

Thanks Sean will definitely consider technique more

[@joachimcoonan6255]

I was always told that the exhalation with a strike was to ensure that the body prepared for a possible counter strike. It is timed in with the squeezing the fist explosively at the end of ones punch, or at the moment of impact for a knee, elbow, or kick.....

[@thierrycottiels4201]

Thank you very much for your Time,kindness and great advices. Blessings from Peru. Be well.

[@seanfagan]

You’re very welcome 🙏

[@cryptoborgfa]

Who said being kneed in the chin is not fun?!! looool You had me in stitches there.

[@seanfagan]

Haha I guess everyone has their own definition of fun

[@Mirandasclips]

Great tips. Especially now, during Covid-19 days when it is impossible to spar with other people.

[@seanfagan]

Glad you enjoyed the vid!

[@sargent5150]

Whenever I go to a gym to work with some people and watch them shadow box, the one thing that I find consistent is a repeat of techniques over and over. Jab. Jab cros, jab cross hook, jab cross hook kick, then repeat the cycle.

[@seanfagan]

Yea I see similar things too

[@THIS---GUY]

Is this a bad thing in your opinion? I practice certain combos and use them in real situations and I guarantee they were more effective because I drilled it 10000 times like a robot until it became second nature. I also did the same thing when practicing switching my stance to southpaw or learning how to wrestle and grapple. Drilling technique over and over again is arguably the most important aspect of my training

[@kzr4858]

Great video and I'm glad I don't make the mistakes pointed out in the video while shadow boxing.

[@seanfagan]

Well done 💪

[@stewartheather5654]

Liked all your points till the end fully extending punches and kicks against thin air will build up joint problems in knees hips and elbows better to just be 1" or 2 from extension to stop injury to joints

[@thebad2016]

In terms of staying stationary while shadowboxing, I tend to keep moving. I've noticed a lot of times that most of our class is staying stationary while my Coach and I are using footwork and slapping defense into our shadowboxing and balancing that with offense.

[@meyr1992]

who asked nor cares

[@Pwasercan]

amazing video :) I think you covered literally everything that people do wrong, and explained it really well!!

[@seanfagan]

Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed the video 🙏

[@prabodhkumar4920]

Hey Sean after watching this video I m little relaxed as I have lots of doubts u know about that short length strikes n extending strikes which r more correct but now onwards ur tips gonna help me a lot.... Love from India....

[@seanfagan]

Glad you liked the video!

[@brandonharwell95]

I just started Muay Thai and I wana say thank you so much, I wana focus on Shadowboxing and your vids have helped me alot. Should I throw in feints and dodges as part of defense?

[@Hhhh-tn4rn]

especially point 9 is really important. even if you feel like your shadowboxing becomes more basic when you vizualize, its still way more effective than to just flail your arms around in a 17 punch combo into shoeshine. of course those shadowboxing rounds where you throw volume into shoeshines are useful aswell, but its only good for building speed.

[@jardinero9112]

Thanks brother. I always look forward to your videos.

[@seanfagan]

Thanks for the love!

[@PaulBanasiak]

I think you covered it all and then some, killer video my man

[@seanfagan]

Thanks my dude 👊🙏

[@wolke8246]

Very helpfull video for me as a beginner. Thanks.

[@marcosandreorlando2011]

Fantastic lesson Sean!

[@seanfagan]

Thanks so much!

[@davidkeelan5717]

Cheers for the Vid Sean just started and found these helpful

[@MUDA.MUDA.MUDA.MUDA.]

wait so all my life(training) has been a lie? i guess thats why i lost to my grandma btw keep up the good work,helped me a lot during the quarrentine

[@seanfagan]

You’re very welcome 🙏

[@fimfengius]

You are great Sean! Thanx!

[@alessimc]

Hahaha. “Like punching midgets or small children.” Cracked me up.

[@judetefourie6642]

This was an awesome, informative video!! Thank you so much

[@sagardipchoudhury1714]

Figured out too many of mine mistakes from this video...... Thanks Sean for this great video 💪

[@seanfagan]

Happy to help!

[@jvera718]

Info in gold man , thanks!

[@seanfagan]

Happy to help!

[@SIRINI100]

thank you for sharing these brother!! greetings from Greece!

[@seanfagan]

Thanks so much 🙏

[@kennethlaroza8063]

Great video! Question, you mention boxing. I’m more of an in-fighter, do you discuss in any of your content about how to fight taller opponents in Muay Thai? I feel it could be different than with boxing.

[@vanilcybrazil]

I loved this video! And you are my favorite kind of teacher. So funny 😂 when you are giving exemple what not to do. 🤣🤣🤣

[@ronisworld2916]

lots of info, thanks for sharing!

[@seanfagan]

You got it!

[@sukritchandra2695]

Very nicely explained. Love it

[@clayfinley]

This is the best shadow vid ever!!

[@seanfagan]

Thanks so much!

[@011ST]

Love your videos Sean! Been following your videos. I love how technical you are. Are there any videos where you coach on changing levels and cutting angles?

[@seanfagan]

There may be some in past videos

[@khaos2389]

I actually teach my younger siblings the same techniques💪 much love bro

[@aqualane1]

Tons of great advice. Great video!

[@seanfagan]

Thanks so much!

[@jackmuaddib3745]

A trick I learned is to imagine fighting yourself when you shadowbox. Start by picturing someone that looks and fights just like you then start thinking of ways of beating yourself. Then, when you get good at that, start changing up your shadowpartner to keep the experience feeling new. Make it taller, shorter, wider, thinner, try making it different each time you shadodwbox, you can even try changing it while your fighting. Soon you'll come up with so many different new tricks that you'll have something to use for any occasion! Good luck and Muay Thai!

[@seanfagan]

That’s a solid tip!

[@orfie25]

Jack Muad'Dib Starting today I’ll shadowbox some midgets!!! 👊🏻😛

[@jackmuaddib3745]

@@seanfagan Thanks Coach! 😄

[@nekogammi2943]

Depends on what your kicking and the type of kick.sometimes you want a fast kick Like a jab.sometime you want power kick like a hook.so it's good to know both and be more versatile.

[@wayneblackman6407]

Great advice, Sean.

[@seanfagan]

Thanks Wayne!

[@mrddahlan4315]

Very good Sean Fagan, I love it thank you very, very, much...!

[@ΕυαγγελοςΠαπαζησης-ζ6β]

You helping me a lot ... thank you man!

[@robertmedina1929]

Video helped me with some of my minor mistakes