The Complete Muay Thai Home Study Course -Secrets from Thailand

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Salepage: The Complete Muay Thai Home Study Course -Secrets from Thailand

DVD1 A Round With Kru Bee: Discover how a former Lumpini champion suggests training with the pads! Do what champions do if you want to be one! “Kru Den’s Combos”: How to train numerous combos on the pads to improve your fighting abilities! Punching to Low Kick Combos: Kru Bee demonstrates how to set up low kicks on both the front and back legs of your opponent! Pad Skool: Learn time-tested techniques for gripping and working with pads from the teachers of Chay Yai Muay Thai.
Going Ballistic: A tasty mix that will put your coordination to the test! Block Kick, Knee, and Elbow: How to Level an Opponent Throwing a Kick! Back Spin Elbow: No one anticipates a back spinning elbow.
This technique has a tremendous amount of power.
Here’s how to throw and land your own! Content DVD2 Countering the Body Clinch: If you’ve never been trapped in a body clinch, you should know that it may be a nightmare to be locked in this thing while being beaten to death with knees.
This maneuver will demonstrate how to escape! Using the “Loose Grip”: This is a common approach to clinch “loosely.”
This gripping approach will provide you greater attack flexibility, allowing you to flow nicely off of your jab.
“Snaking” Out of the Body Clinch: Counter the body clinch while preventing your opponent from ever taking a knee! 3 Tried-and-True Grip Styles: Learn how to use these classic clinch grips to make your clinch “rock solid”! Head Wrap and Knee: Use this technique to catch your next opponent! A fantastic method to catch his head and leave him vulnerable to a knee! Neck Grasp Counter: A skilled fighter must be able to cope with the neck grab flawlessly! This change will undoubtedly meet the requirements.
PUNISH your opponent’s biceps and thighs with these terrible moves.
“Don’t Forget About My Elbow”: A “straight up the center” surprise move! Allow your opponent to be the one who forgets about it! “Clinch Skool”: A magnificent demonstration and example of world-class clinching.
Take notes while you watch! “Drill for Off-Balancing”: Setting up punches and throws requires off-balancing your opponent in the clinch.
This practice is the most effective method we’ve found for making that skill “second nature.”
Defeating Puncher Techniques: Simple, efficient strategies for defeating and disabling a “boxing” type opponent using your clinching talents.
Knee Strategy: Everything you need to know to unleash strong, gut-wrenching, melon-busting knee blows.
Straight knees, round knees, flying knees, and so on – it’s everything here.
“Head Lift”: You’ll enjoy this safe and straightforward method of breaking free from an opponent’s grasp.
Stopping the Head Push: With the head push, you may effectively “re-counter” an opponent who is attempting to escape your grip.
“Head Trick”: A seldom seen strong arm move that puts your opponent in a VERY VULNERABLE POSITION, thus making him a “sittin’ duck” for your knees.
Stopping the “Clincher”: What will you do if someone outperforms you as a clincher? With this method, you’ll be able to break his grip right away! DVD3 content Muay Thai Kick: Learn and appreciate these key factors while throwing your kick! How to Defeat a Puncher with Kicks: Are you up against a better boxer than you? When dealing with this person, you’ll need your legs and a decent “kicker’s plan.”
Allow Kru Bee to demonstrate how to address this scenario.
How to Set Up a Head Kick: Landing a solid headkick on an opponent is without a doubt the most “crowd pleasing” and entertaining method to defeat an opponent.
How to Make a Low Kick: With these set-ups, you may improve your leg kicking talents and raise your landing %! Using the Muay Thai Teep: How to use the front kick in unconventional ways.
Kicking Fakes: How to fool your opponent and hit the killing blow Elbow Overview: Everything you need to know about creating those terrible elbows.
How to Use the Elbow to Defeat a Puncher: A puncher might sometimes be WIDE OPEN for a quick elbow shot.
Here’s how to go about it.
Elbow Defense: Important information on how to avoid being on the receiving end of a vicious punch.
Grab, Kick, and Blast: How to knock out your opponent after grabbing his kick.
Uppercut Elbow Sneaking: How to Land This Sweet Surprise
Underneath Catch and Slam: A sophisticated method of dealing with an opponent’s kick. Training the Low Kick: Proper technique and a lot of practice are required to achieve effective low kicking skills. This section will teach you how to do both, as well as how to get the most force out of your kick.
Countering the Low Kick: Don’t fall for the low kick! It just takes a few to cripple you! Train these counters and surprise the next person that attempts it! Discussion of the DVD4 Range: How to better grasp which approach to employ and when to employ it.
Footwork and stance: The foundation of a building determines its strength.
This demonstrates how to ensure that yours is proper.
Professional Mitt Work: Watch and learn how to correctly grip and “feed” the mitts in order to optimize your partner’s fighting ability.
Front Leg Sweep Kick: When your opponent strikes, you kick his front leg out from underneath him and knock him down.
Knee Walking is a popular warm-up drill in Thailand.
Back Spin Elbow Scoop: Make an enemy eat your back spin elbow when he least expects it.
Lead Leg Save Moves: Effective responses to an adversary attempting to kick your lead leg.
How to Punch a “Kicker”: Techniques for getting inside his kicks and landing your punches.
Thailand Training Invitation: Do you think you’ll be able to fight or merely train? Foreign visitors are welcome! How to Deal with a Front Kick: How to punish your opponent for landing a front kick on you.
Punch Trip: An effective self-defense or ring maneuver.
Lead-Arm “Superman”: An uncommon arrangement!
How to set up a lead arm “superman punch” using a fake!