Muay Thai Training: How to counter the jab with Chef Lessei

Enjoy this video, hopefully some of you will take notes and learn from the greatest to ever do it! Muay Thai is simple, but only when you slow it down and get the proper technique down first.
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This channel was made to help showcase Lukes incredible talent. Wether you're a muay Thai enthusiast, UF, Boxing, MMA fan, this page was meant for you. Luke aka the chef will become one of the greatest fighters to have ever walked this earth. I love this fighter more than any other fighter out there. Muay Thai is his life and I know deep down he will make it to ONE, and become a WORLD CHAMPION! This channel is still growing each and everyday and we continue to push great Muay thai content for our viewers!
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WHO IS THE CHEF
Luke Lessei is a muay thai fighter born and raised in IOWA, He has fought since hes been a toddler with the help of his dad, Who is also a Muay thai legend himself!
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ABOUT THIS CHANNEL
This channel was made to help showcase Lukes incredible talent. Wether you're a muay Thai enthusiast, UF, Boxing, MMA fan, this page was meant for you. Luke aka the chef will become one of the greatest fighters to have ever walked this earth. I love this fighter more than any other fighter out there. Muay Thai is his life and I know deep down he will make it to ONE, and become a WORLD CHAMPION! This channel is still growing each and everyday and we continue to push great Muay thai content for our viewers!
If you want to look like an elite level striker be sure to like and subscribe to this channel for more Muay Thai training tips and tricks. You’ll without a doubt pick up some new training tools for your next session!
WHO IS THE CHEF
Luke Lessei is a muay thai fighter born and raised in IOWA, He has fought since hes been a toddler with the help of his dad, Who is also a Muay thai legend himself!
FOLLOW ON SOCIAL MEDIA
/ chefs_muaythai
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[@Arvord]

So when your throwing punches should you aim for 2 inches behind where his head is ?

[@captainspalding1002]

I was always told to “hit the head behind them”. Even if your fist does make contact with their face, If you’re just trying to hit his face, then there will probably be no power in the punch. Also dodging backwards is complete bullshit especially if you move 2 inches lol.

[@mecheng84]

Exactly , punch through, not at.

[@100Denario]

Excessive movement drives me crazy….it just wastes energy….Thanks for the great video and real fight wisdom Luke. I can’t stand all the fake backyard fighters and gym trainers acting like they know something

[@KOken100x]

Hopefully the opp doesnt know what a stepping jab is 😅

[@stefankeeney8462]

Still if they used a step jab it would mean they are stepping from further away, which would make no difference if they were already in the pocket and jabbed. This would still apply. If you are saying that they would step and jab from the pocket it wouldn’t make sense anyway because upon contact they wouldn’t get full extension and crowd their jab.

[@bodman951]

Overhand

[@chula538]

Double jab

[@HandsomeBastard]

So basically avoiding punches is a good strategy. Who'd thought that ?