Top 3 Ways To Land A Clean Body Kick | EXCLUSIVE CONTENT FROM LIAMHARRISONTRAINING.COM

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The 4 thumbs down must be former defeated opponents

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[@Rudaggar]

I really like his tips. I find his tips are better finessed versions of what I try and explore. He explains the reasons in a technical/practical way and gives me those key indicators to look out for. Using our eyes foremost ! Thanks Liam ! Sawasdeekrap Kru 🙏

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Glad you like them!

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[@theunusualdispenser9474]

1. Left defensive kick with just minimal step to the side, timed when the opponent advances. Important to keep lead hand long guard when kicking in case of a counter punch. 2. Switch kick fake and wait for the opponent to drop their block, then kick. Against good blockers. 3. Liam Harrison type forward step fake: Step forward fast with rear leg to feint, return it back fast and kick. Important to be light on your feet and not to use max power necessarily.

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Been training for 15 years, watching fighting KZbin videos for maybe 5 and this was easily the best Iv ever seen. Subscribed.

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I’m just starting my martial arts journey and this helped a lot

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Thanks liam your left hook really helped , this will help me dictate space, tempo of the fight

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Thanks Liam - I'm an old guy that never fought. But as a student of the game, I really enjoy your break-downs and technical instruction

[@MrFiretruck23]

The best breakdowns anywhere on the internet. This is a serious gold mine for what people normally learn through years of experience

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I love your videos man. Your tips are the ones which I find really translate into practical use in my sparring. Also you explain why you do certain stuff very well and the balance of explaining and showing is perfect. Plus doing it on a living target is always better than on a heavybag. Keep them coming 👍

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Gold right here lads!

[@JulianFilipsson]

Great stuff. Going to train now, i'll try to work it.

[@LiamHarrisonTraining]

Did it work?

[@JulianFilipsson]

@@LiamHarrisonTraining against the heavy bag, yes. 🤣 I'll try it in september when the training will be possible again (boxing was stopped until now in France).

[@southpawkick-boxer2229]

Great explain the faint & timing is perfect! Can you show us any on both low jocks 🙏 left low kick right low kick 🙏

[@johntay3831]

The way Liam kicks and his footwork, I feel he does Taekwondo or karate before.

[@Rudaggar]

One of the questions I always like to ask when I am taught new things is " what so you do when you opponent doesn't bite?" Or what would be the teachers next move if your opponent chooses not to check . Assuming you are expecting him check , do you then follow through with your plan to kick or liaise into something different , I like to think that there will be some hesitation on our part if we are hoping they check , even for a split second .

[@rokigan7515]

That's why you drill variations of your moves and combinations. If he blocks the right low lick, then follow up by a right cross/superman punch. If he doesn't take a feint, then the next time do another set up, switch angles and maybe it works then. Dont drill one thing without being able to use it in different situations ✌👊🦵

[@Rudaggar]

@@rokigan7515 thanks brother. Gratitude. SawatdeeKrup 🙏

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1:57 Nearly knocked the rest of howson’s hair off

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hahaha

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Thankyou for sharing knowledge.

[@valeriolongo447]

Nice video! Really interesting and useful in the fighting contest. Ty for this videos legend 💥❤

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Glad it was helpful!

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Lovely!! Thank you

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Brilliant

[@RJSevenum]

Great stuff Liam 👍

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Thanks 👍

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Recently i saw his lag kicks he throw 3 lag kicks in a second wow what a beast he is and a humble guy i saw his many fights then he gave respect to his opponent

[@mohammedhamdon128]

Nice nice nice nice technique

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Brilliant.

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awesome stuff!

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Thanks!

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Number 1🔥🔥🔥👍👋👋👋👋

[@3wc]

Are u reading my mind..because last week while doing pads I was trying to figure out the best way to land my right body kick

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[@johnnapoletano]

Feel sorry for the guy getting hit by bricks! Damn those kicks are strong and fast.

[@babaj6050]

What If you are a southpaw? Same movement? Greetz from Germany

[@CyclingMartialartswithMusic]

Good job. In my opinion, This is how you teach muay thai. How to "land". Most gyms and videos teaches 20000 combinations. 🤔

[@594ALi]

What’s the brand of body protection they used in this video?

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Sandee

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I love you bro

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Anyone else let out the occasional "oohwee" watching these videos?

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Man has tree trunks for legs lmao

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My wing chun master says our techniques are too deadly to use in the ring.

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did he aye

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Great vid!