Out of MT's arsenal, what's your favorite/best?

[Jolz]

Well I don't think many gyms like people using elbows in sparring incase people with fights coming up get bad cuts.

I'd be pissed off if I had to pull out of a fight because some one purposely cut me in training with an elbow

 

[Deathmonkey]

The techniques I use most from Thai is knees in the clinch.

 

[c0r1nth14n]

Well I don't think many gyms like people using elbows in sparring incase people with fights coming up get bad cuts.

I'd be pissed off if I had to pull out of a fight because some one purposely cut me in training with an elbow

Huh, most of the guys at my gym do it. Not at anywhere near full power, obviously, but I figured that was normal.

 

[Jolz]

Huh, most of the guys at my gym do it. Not at anywhere near full power, obviously, but I figured that was normal.

Ah well different strokes for different folks

 

[TONY THAI]

cross rear leg kick to hop front kick is def my fav becase im southpaw

 

[BigInJapan]

Leg kicks and body kicks, no doubt.

 

[Connoisseur]

I've found that I have quite a bit of success with throwing a superman punch and then grabbing a thai plum. I also love the way a good teep feels, when they're coming in and you knock the wind out of them/ catch them off balance

 

[Gontran]

Yeah... is that unusual?

yeah.... that's just my opinion but if you're new to muay thai you should focus on other basic technique instead of trying to land a spinning back elbow

 

[seafoodsifu**]

Low kick. Make kicking the heavy bag one of your beloved activities and you'll be devastating.

 

[ShaolinShaman]

My secret modification of the flying knee to the head, the superman punch, the cross kick.

 

[Higus]

I'm just beginning, but I really like the left kick to the body or outer leg kick. I think with practice I could get half decent in the clinch

 

[WestLynnGangster]

My most functional strike involves using the rear leg for a low kick. However nothing feels better than landing a flush head kick.