Muay Thai Developing Flow with Punches Tutorial

[@MsJasonHarrison]

Master A is a super nice guy and one of the greatest I`ve ever trained with. A real teacher of the `art and a pleasure to be around, & with no ego!

[@warriorcollective]

Jason Harrison Could not agree more, I would recommend anyone to go and train at his gym in the North West of England (Manchester to be precise!). Thanks for your kind comments!

[@nlytend1]

I'm 4 years late but I've been watching your videos lately and I've loved and learned from each one. Thank you for making them. From USA

[@jaychristianson]

Master A remember my time fondly at Master Toddy’s gym. You frequently taught our class on Saturday. Best wishes... u still look so young!

[@steelbosgrove8446]

i love the manchester influence in his accent! what a great lesson too !

[@azn0180]

His students all have really nice technique. I need a good teacher in my town.

[@beawarrior9208]

thank you very much for this great tutorial!

[@jackm2293]

Grate Video !! love it will use this tec when teaching pad work with beginners from now on :)

[@JB-qj6jh]

Hopefully going to start here can't wait

[@SEKOITZE]

Best channel on yt

[@warriorcollective]

Ha ha, I think so too ;-) but then maybe I am a little bit biased...

[@kangemanmaipmokiuah226]

this is more easy , best trainer

[@Marquito76r]

Great stuff Master A

[@alex09aries]

Excellent!

[@warriorcollective]

100% agreed, I love all of Master A's tutorials, they are all exceptional!

[@mannysingh6618]

very good

[@stephenboyes5189]

TOP NOTCH TUITION...

[@mrface417]

I think im in love

[@hueynguyen685]

I would so train here if I lived near.

[@rohvillarin6079]

My coach taught me that left foot on the front and right foot on the back as the fighting, is it okay if right foot over left foot ?

[@warriorcollective]

ROHVILLARIN It is fine either way, most instructors demonstrate just one way to save time, simply just reverse the sequences when changing stances!

[@rohvillarin6079]

Stuart Tomlinson Oh okay thanks ! :)

[@mannysingh6618]

where are those sparring pads from?

[@deded846]

Giant!!!!!

[@JuanRV73]

what an amazing physique the girl has!

[@iamchamp6814]

shes so very tall

[@warriorcollective]

simpleng tao A great attribute for striking!

[@orochiakuma649]

Master is a nice teacher. I have met many real Thai Boxing tutor has good fighting skill and teaching passion but poor English

[@socks1949]

She is using her hips.

[@warriorcollective]

Master A does a great job in this tutorial with his student, I am glad you liked it!

[@jennyafonso6231]

What her name ?

[@megasif]

I really really hate padwork...esp.those boxing ones b/c you always have to keep you hands up high and you throw from the tight guard and you throw those short hooks. It was making me into a robot...

[@leon5248]

how'd you mean? thanks

[@emztwisted605]

my coach wants me left foot forward but I want right foot forward which I can do both! i think he don't want to reverse his sequence lol

[@SamusLovesMilk]

+Emmanuelle Catubig If you're left handen, then you should have your right foot at the front. If you're right handen, the left foot should be at the front.

[@MaisieDaisyUpsadaisy]

Once you have got used to striking in the "proper" stance you can experiment and begin switching stances.

[@MaisieDaisyUpsadaisy]

Once you have got used to striking in the "proper" stance you can experiment and begin switching stances.

[@GeorgeOu]

She looks very strong and probably hits hard. But she's loading up and telegraphing way too much because she's trying to hit hard.

[@warriorcollective]

***** I get where you are coming from as to how it looks but you have to remember she was exaggerating the mechanics for the sake of the tutorial, I am sure she does not do this when sparring/competing. Somapat would soon let her know if that was the case. Thanks for watching and commenting, I am glad you enjoyed it

[@25500]

he just trains girls or what?

[@almasakic1148]

hey is she a southpaw? i feel confused while watching this lol

[@warriorcollective]

I actually don't think she is a Southpaw but a lot of students who train Muay Thai do often comfortably switch leads, that may be what is confusing.

[@almasakic1148]

thanks!

[@megasif]

I'm smart but I can never figure out how to hit pads...so I just train myself...it's easier that way.

[@warriorcollective]

megasif until you have found someone who is a great pad holder you may not realise just how amazing this type of training can be. My advice would be to go out there and find some good people to train with! Training on your own is obviously excellent but there are always going to be limitations to development without the influence of other people