Muay Thai 7 'Heavy Hitting' Ways to Counter the Teep Tutorial

Liam Harrison, globally renowned Muay Thai World Champion, Yokkao sponsored athlete, Bad Company pro fighter and One Championship incumbent here goes through 7 different ways he likes to effectively counter the deep whilst delivering maximum damage to his opponent, making this a must watch video for the Warrior Collective.
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[@sargent5150]

Liam could probably have a tutorial on how to make a proper cup of tea and make it look devastating hahaha

[@schoolsofselfdefense3646]

sargentmuaythai hahaha 😂

[@BB-mv9wl]

🤣🤣 he's quality. I haven't trained in ages and the wrong side of 40, but he's kinda made me get the muay thai mojo back on. Dust off the cobwebbs. It's the mark of a good coach that creates that enthusiasm.

[@ForTheLoveOfFitness]

😅🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@mothertongue8639]

“A lot of people think that squishing the tea bag to the side is the best method to get the most amount of tea in. But when you squish the tea in, the tea becomes less effective because you’re forcing the tea to come out. That’s what you don’t want, too dangerous. So when the tea’s settling, don’t just squish the tea, let it simmer. It’s as simple as that. Done right, you don’t need any power or range or even technique. When the tea’s there, let it settle for thirty seconds, grab the spoon, take the bag out and chuck it into the bin. I like to do this when I’m making a black tea because of the nature of the tea being settled for a long period of time, it’s such a simple yet overlooked technique. But when you use it, you’ll notice the effectiveness every time.”

[@djscooby76]

😂😂😂😂 I spit out my coffee at this comment

[@antoniobridgeforth2362]

Love this guy. So glad I got to train under him once.

[@stusoduncan]

can't get enough of Liam Harrisons tutorials, what a legend 🙌

[@catalinarosa139]

Brilliant fighter and a brilliant explainer! Take ya pick, on the techniques too..

[@hunterwilliams1760]

I can’t explain how helpful this video has been for me, thank you so much champ!

[@matthewadams1874]

That 1st defence was how Dustin poirer broke mcgreggor ankle in there last fight was no freak injury

[@seankim6244]

Thank you so much Liam for this fantastic session.

[@7champions174]

Simply amazing, love his way to explain and share his skills, thank you Liam

[@michelejp69]

Excellent trainer - excellent tips to try with my students, thank you.

[@Just_Dave_Mate]

Concise, intricate and absolutely terrifying 😂

[@my2009Babies1]

Great teep counter advice!! The sweep is classic!

[@777philip]

Brilliant video again from Liam very well detailed and a great teacher as well as one of the best Muay Thai fighters to come out the UK!!!

[@thenatural1111]

spectacular instruction. thank you.

[@mrnacirema4280]

God bless you for sharing knowledge . thank you

[@hughesey009]

Great video, Harrison is a monster. 👌👊

[@nordinomario4864]

I love this channel

[@parksfromabove]

Perfect gonna try the elbow deflect next sparring session

[@ikust007]

Very good for me. Thank you

[@anthonyderosa7730]

Such a humble guy. "Alot of people do it this way. Personally, it doesn't work for me in particular"

[@khalilabusham4996]

Thank you so much

[@scotniver7180]

Excellent.. thanks

[@AK-kc7co]

Wicked, just what I needed, got caught by a few teeps TODAY! Will be using these next time. Keep drilling!

[@nordinomario4864]

And I love Liam Harrison

[@killer11843]

Great video

[@timothyfreeman97]

He's the MAN, brav!

[@anhquannguyen1437]

thank Liam

[@sqlsmarty4325]

Very cool! 👍😎

[@ForTheLoveOfFitness]

Love it!

[@shieldanime6968]

awesome and straight to the points explanations.. please make more tutorials sir ♥️♥️♥️🙏🙏🙏 Thank you so much sir and Godbless ♥️♥️♥️🙏🙏🙏

[@a9l9f83]

This guy is a bonafide tie killer what a legend

[@ikust007]

Really splendide .

[@MBADINGMBADING]

Thanks you

[@greg0uk]

Can't wait to see him fighting in March!

[@greg0uk]

Jaspreet KHATKAR Yep, January and March. Both Yokkao

[@privatekarateka3745]

Damn, you can tell this guy is for real. No nonsense, just brutal.

[@nbrace-tl8ku]

I really enjoyed watching this, thank you. How about a video on defending against southpaw or right foot forward "teep-ers".

[@andrewferris4539]

All of these examples involve standing still or stepping backwards, how do you deal with the Teep when you're moving forward?

[@tylerlynch2796]

Using your lead leg to raise the knee and jam up the teep works nicely kzbin.info/www/bejne/pprMqa1qoLWmj7c it’s shown in the video here I forget what time tho

[@paulopontes98]

Excelente

[@JoshuaWilsonNZ]

liam is stupid fast. its unreal

[@GamingLoadown101]

nice

[@warriorspirit1208]

Im going to try this on sparring day😁😈👊

[@anonymous-zp5mh]

Wow👏👏👏

[@padraicogawain3162]

I'm Irish, so I have much experience understanding English blokes. But the Yanks will need subtitles on Liam's future videos. One of my USA friends sent me this link and asked me to translate it for him :0 :)

[@roelhoremans5887]

Lol, Liam talks really clear imho. (being Belgian our dialects are way worse 😉)

[@relativelybasic]

Will be great if you can add clips where these are used in actual fights

[@cibulka2005]

Trying to figure out how to mix it up if you south paw.

[@stoned_]

After watching this I think I need a left hook tutorial! Christ!!

[@zootjitsu6767]

Does this work the same in open stance?

[@authenticmax6350]

Could someone help me out ?! What is this "Premiere in" thing ? why do we have to wait for the video ? Is it that thiz video is actually going to be a LIVE stream ? Or, is there a new setup on youtube where you can decide when you want it to upload ?!

[@KingoftheJiangl]

Is this the infamous dutch style?

[@ollybreheny9511]

Liam’s footsteps sound like fucking gun shots

[@DKY00]

Elbow block like Karate

[@youngmaster2072]

Would transitioning to a reverse kick after having your teep parried plausible

[@bougantouchesaid1370]

💪👍👍👍

[@pandatube2]

👍🏽👍🏽

[@mhah1035]

0:27 No form of defence is perfect, the elbow swipe is still open to fake teep to head kick like the one Allazov landed on Superbon, the key is to switch it up and not be predictable.

[@nedz5852]

Wouldnt hitting a shin w ur elbow (first block) hurt ur elbow pretty bad? Some dudes have iron shins lol

[@MinotaurvsCyclops]

Elbow should be much stronger

[@madmaster3d]

ty but this was 5 move not 7

[@awabalmahi5196]

This is beautiful but there is no point of watching this video with out practicing the moves

[@Gabrielland150]

A teep you can't push aside with leverage of your hip mate using your elbow. That is bollocks. And if you drop an ankle and pull yourself in you lose your advantage. What's with that cheap shot after? He has arms up he can just go wide with the arms and catch that. The legsweep is good that works. That is classic thai. The rest is barfight.

[@fwerner6260]

Best way to defend a teep is just when it comes change stance backways or side ways, the rest is risky bussines

[@fwerner6260]

The defense of the teep with the right elbow is not a wise defense, what if the guy who gives the teep fakes it and makes a nasty spinning right elbow on the head or a spinning back fist or a spinning back kick on the liver, you're fucked. That left hook will miss

[@Gabrielland150]

A proper front teep cannot be countered or stepped out of. No one ever caught my teeps. Always thrown them from fake swap kicks and using my arms to cover the sight of the opponent. Quick spring like motion. It is way too fast and if not performed on its own but combined into cheat kicks legkicks or faked punches no one will stop em. Not even Senchai or Buakaw. Defense is always theorical anyway. Good to have it, but focusing on aggressive approach is more fruitful in my opinion than balanced fight style. Choose angle, step in demolish, follow up with clinch over body under arms etc ,throw.

[@fwerner6260]

Buddy you're really right 👌

[@anthonysullivan4678]

tell him that