Muay Thai Pad Work Tutorial - Why You Shouldn't Call Shots & Technique Killers in Pad Work

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Learn detailed technique breakdowns, partner drills that work, and get insight into everything Muay Thai related from Coach Ronnie Najjar's three decades of experience in the sport.

[@kubikiribasara3499]

I heard this tip from an old Olympic boxer, awesome!!!! Thank you.

[@extralifegaming3326]

Brilliant tips mate! Learned a lot from this!!!

[@8TribeMuayThai8]

@@extralifegaming3326 good to hear :)

[@extralifegaming3326]

Also a quick question if you dont mind? , is it ok to correct a partner who has more experience than me when im holding the pads?

[@8TribeMuayThai8]

@@extralifegaming3326 depends on your relationship and what you're correcting, and the gap in experience between you two. But in most cases yes of course. Who wouldn't want feedback? You want to always aim to be a valuable partner. Its like saying can I correct my wife on her bad habits? Yes you can but you gotta be tactful and approach her the right way, and you should to help her, but you could easily rub her the wrong way with your delivery! So read the situation and do it appropriately. But a general answer is YES IT IS OK (and encouraged) to correct a partner with more experience.