Muay Thai - How to Fake, Control and Set up off the Teep with Nathan Epps

[@deletedragon1554]

I like the pace, it's easy to catch on. I'm a muay thai enthusiast. Was training with a club. Loved it, but the instructions flew by too quick. Combo on combo. I have attention issues so was hard to grasp, every week was different, so I'd forget drills and names of moves. It's good to watch tutorials to understand what certain moves are called. Makes it easier to remember when applied.

[@paragon1782]

Good video. Any video that shows a base technique and then how to faint it and how to set up various things off the faint is a instant like for me

[@svenroebke141]

highly instructive and well explained. Very good "step by step" - method to set up variations and remember safety at all time. 2 thumbs up!

[@commonsense5401]

Your coaching was impeccable.

[@jrnocelli202]

Very nice drills. Thanks

[@randymuaythai492]

we do that in taekwondo. it's called sliding push kick. but we don't do it from a kicking range. we do it out of the kicking range so your opponents won't expect that. n still using it in kick boxing n muaythai. very effective

[@MISTERPERFECT3806]

Hey, Stuart. Longtime fan and subscriber. Thank you for all the amazing content. Keep up the great work and Happy New Year, sir.

[@asaprocky538]

Great trainer

[@chaytonblack178]

these two always give great content!

[@kampfkunstschuleguardianangel]

Great!

[@paulolins8968]

Excelente top

[@marcosandreorlando2011]

Awesome. Thank u!

[@goldenJibaku]

Top classe training and explanation

[@mksddd5052]

Good

[@mirza_coach3399]

Super!

[@fabooshka]

Lucy Pain

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Respect