Muay Thai 5 Ways to Destroy the Leg Tutorial

[@apotheosis6614]

Really nice techniques. Tried it with my sparring partner, he was totally surprised.

[@jayceeinvincible]

Total leg destruction. Another awesome tutorial Stuart :)

[@MISTERPERFECT3806]

Awesome stuff, as always, Stuart.

[@asredeye3820]

Unbelievably awesome. So thankful

[@Leadfoot_P71]

Super! Very clear and to the point! Excellent instructor!

[@kyshgem]

amazing im glad ive found you couse there is so much to learn!!

[@warriorcollective]

I am glad you found us as well, keep watching and let me know what you think of any others when you get chance!

[@037L3O]

Gotta be careful on the 3rd technique though, might just hyperextend the knee

[@amorphous0000]

These are pure gold!

[@chimaera1855]

frankly??those were pretty sick moves. well done.

[@warriorcollective]

Yeah, I really enjoyed all the stuff in this video, some of which I had not seen anywhere else before!!

[@Pedazify]

second Technique is very nice and i didnt see this before, thanks

[@riseaboveoddsnaphtalianreu7332]

Thanks for sharing

[@warriorcollective]

You are welcome, thanks for watching!

[@Caminero10]

Great tutorial

[@hebehair]

Very good

THAT'S WAS BEAUTIFUL

[@VivekRamanan87]

The roundhouse after the teep sweep was sick.

[@warriorcollective]

Yeah, I liked that one as well, thanks for watching!

[@VivekRamanan87]

Cheers mate

[@ceylonss]

good tutorial

[@warriorcollective]

For sure, glad you liked it!!

[@siegfriedo]

Nr. 3 is a killer technique. High probability of permanently damaging the opponent's leg.

[@fishkusdrummer46]

2:53 I would like to see how you catch the leg with gloves :-)

[@bigtimepimpin666]

So on the first technique i take the notoriously powerful thai kick to the ribs so i can toss the leg down and get a kick to his leg???

[@briky7126]

Have you never caught kicks before?

[@JrKinabalu]

Impressive

[@warriorcollective]

Glad you enjoyed it, check out Steven's other vids on this channel when you get chance, they are all really good!

[@ThaiMex409]

love this!!

[@jasethedisplaced]

Nice

[@patricknewcombe3407]

1:13 without hook and push leads to kick 3:11 4:09

[@santiagoleonardo2238]

🔥

[@sdzachar]

Only one think can you withstand a good strong kick on the intercostal area?

[@davidackerman7487]

that's greate!!! :D

[@Ben-kp1dh]

redirecting the punch seems a bit risky

[@m.p.f2261]

Stepping into the ring is risky

[@gakkovakko1993]

ok you push down the front kick of your opponent and low kick but shouldn't it be more than a single kick ? I mean , you low kicked and there must be sometingh after that, otherwise it would be a single shot.

[@warriorcollective]

It could be more than a single kick for sure but for the purpose of this tutorial where the aim was to target the leg, Steven just emphasised the low kick. Muay Thai characteristically has a good proportion of single techniques mixed in with combinations to damage and offset the opponent! Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment!

[@gakkovakko1993]

Anyways i loved this one. Cos i am a low kick master like ramon dekkers i adored it obviously

[@djcica77]

no en tendi niuna wa

[@kristiansterjovski8568]

Caching the kick could be risky because you could break your rib. In kyokushin Karate you do not want to catch kicks because of the power generated in them.

[@denizisi8401]

5.40 min was bullshit a good Boxer would never let someone catch the arm an Sweep it to the side like that it's a Push technique and they are much slower than shock techniques never try to catch the Jab like that u would definetly get punched in the Face or even the Cross would get u

[@warriorcollective]

I am sure that most techniques and applications work great for some and not for others. Steven here demonstrated some of the ways he gets his fighters to work and I am confident that in the right context all will work if the timing is correct/application is confident. If this video is not for you I sincerely hope you find some others more to your liking on this channel, there really as some excellent instructors featured. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment!