Traditional Muay Thai Kicks and Tricks Tutorial

[@brave7033]

Lovely as usual. That elbow counter is vicious as f...! Best muay thai tuts on line I said it before and I'll say it again. Thank you

[@warriorcollective]

Only the best MT tutorials, I see I am going to have to try harder ha ha!! Thanks as always!!

[@bacfu]

Great tutorial ,basics are the true foundation for a good Nak Muay.Thanks for this gift today.

[@777philip]

Awsome instructional from Dan McGowen with Parnpetch excellent video as always from the Warrior Collective!

[@warriorcollective]

You know we aim to deliver ha ha!! Dan and Parnpetch had to be included without question, both amazing!! Glad you enjoyed it once again!

[@Airbornefighter-hr7lt]

Excellent video my friend thank you.

[@joseantoniosanz9045]

Brilliant! One of the best tutorials out there. Keep up the good work!

[@01scottydogg]

Getting my son to start and these vid tutorials are great for us to get good some beginner stuff in and he is doing well and not even signed to gym yet but when do they will think he was doing it before. Nice one mate thanks.

[@GUTOMOFFICIAL]

Yeah this is good. Need more kicking basics videos for Muay Thai.

[@JudoMateo]

Excellent tutorial!!

[@warriorcollective]

Not gonna disagree with you!!

[@GalryZ]

That's good yeah. Thanks yeah. Nice yeah.

[@warriorcollective]

Yeah, I am glad you liked it! Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment yeah ;-)

[@hamadalrowaie6882]

Stuart Tomlinson 😂😂😂😂😂

[@joshhernandez5069]

Great kick. Great technique. 👍🏻

[@bodyboardingchronicles602]

Thank you gentlemen!

[@lent3580]

Bless you

[@lindsayrae6428]

Great tutorial- so much garbage out there, nice work, very Thai style, understand the different variations of the roundhouse dependent on opponents reactions, knee across for aggressors , pushing off the kick to nullify a counter kicker... thai style is a long straighter leg approach - keeps you further from the opponent and allows maximum power... knee across becomes a defensive tactic if needed. Great work! Beauty roundhouse too by the way, love seeing a farang who actually knows how to throw the kick properly

[@willbessent]

0:40 The sound of his shin hitting the pads. ♡♡♡♡

[@andreaspilgram3927]

Great!

[@benjamiah]

that leg grab elbow counter technique I'll be sure to utilize thanks

[@penstar]

Awesome kicks dude!

[@JUNGLEGYMWARRIOR]

Great vid!

[@hamadalrowaie6882]

Five stars yeah !! Keep up the good work yeah !! A new subscriber here yeah !! Have a nice day buddy yeah !! 😆

[@Bo-Dog]

More... techniques like these🙆

[@warriorcollective]

Not a problem, lots of awesome stuff on the way ;-)

[@Bo-Dog]

Always is

[@jamesmiles9048]

Great video good techniques definitely from Thailand,got nasty kick on you wouldn't like to be pad man lol,the catch kick on I like to throw flying knee while holding head,

[@OnwTwoDerLeviathan]

A question from a beginner, isnt it bad that he drops his left hand when he kicks at the beginning? The oponent could just step out and hook/elbow, or am I wrong?

[@dwarf012]

Really want to know how can break defensive kick ...second skill 1:55

[@ADMKI123]

❤️👍❤️

[@leftlyric2477]

nice...becareful becuz u can get ur leg caught with that 2nd technique...i like to fake the roundhouse into a knee soon as they flinch...a bjj practitioner would have a field day with that move...n the ring...yea...that's a good move u can utilize...especially against aggressive opponents

[@CSSuccessGamer]

it's ok to jump on their head?

[@belialbeetz1250]

That elbows slick and brutal. I hate getting caught but if I perfect this I may get caught on purpose lol

[@warriorcollective]

This kind of a framework does play well against the opponent who looks to catch all the time, you will have to let me know how you get on ;-)

[@michaelmelton3644]

When you hold the technique it should be held across the waist line with the foot angling down to prevent the sweep or round kick counter from the rear leg. Everything else was correct so I`m not sure if he knows and just resting his leg on the pad, or he really doesn`t know. Either case it`s bad form to show a technique improperly, especially when that`s the most important part of it. From that position he is wide open for a round kick to his standing leg (which can cost you a knee). .

[@stevenazevedo00]

looked like that dude hit above the belly pad a couple times with those kicks and the pad holder just took it like a g

[@PeteGainz]

How about drill to can do to improve hip flexors? I'm finding it difficult to train myself to use the hip flexors when throwing a knee. Not just throwing the knee but using the hip flexors to finish off the movement Hope this makes sense?

[@warriorcollective]

It does make sense and you are not on your own. There are a few good videos on this channel aimed specifically at those wishing to increase their flexibility for kicking. There is one for Muay Thai with Rich Cadden and a Yoga based one for Martial Arts with Zoe McPhail. Check them out and let me know if they are of any use!

[@ultimateaero2010]

It`s like a teep of roundhouse version

[@JN-kk4nk]

5:40 risk of getting slammed?

[@warriorcollective]

I can see why you might think that but with the way this works it is actually quite difficult to be slammed if you do this correctly. It is do with displacement of weight, clinching the head and always having a leg available to post down if need be. That isn't to say you could not be put on the floor if you get this wrong ha ha. Hope you enjoyed this excellent video from Dan and Parnpetch!

[@JN-kk4nk]

Stuart Tomlinson thanks for the answer :) youre doing a great job . keep posting :)

[@warriorcollective]

You are welcome, thanks, I am certainly going to ;-)

[@DJmonAtomic]

case of elbowing before they sweep you and being swept less likely due to the hooking of the leg??

[@44556613able]

Nasty kicks