The Muay Thai Stance

Isn't this a "basic" MT vid, rather than "advanced" tho? :p
 
William Huggins said:
Why do we have to see you and your "mate" banging........

Can't we get 2 or more hot chicks banging!!!!

Your vids like J123 said needs more female action...... Lady boys don't count!!!
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Make them clinch as well!!! More clinch work..........I am starting to feel like you should change your name to Kick boxing for beginners......and I mean kickboxing with the MC Hammer trousers on and not K1...
 




I dunno if this is a response to my video above about the rhythm, but I mentioned Muay Thai Pros in my video and like 2 weeks later, they made a video about the subject.



heres malaipet briefly talking about rhythm as well, and how is trainer made him do it when he was a kid first.

 
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Above is a very comprehensive video from brazilian trainer Alex Paraná about the Muay Thai rhythm and its practical application in a fight. First moving in a concurrent rhythm with the opponent and them breaking it to catch him off beat.

Neat little trick of doubling the step to break from the opponent rhythm

@shincheckin
 
Lucas Coradini said:


Above is a very comprehensive video from brazilian trainer Alex Paraná about the Muay Thai rhythm and its practical application in a fight. First moving in a concurrent rhythm with the opponent and them breaking it to catch him off beat.

Neat little trick of doubling the step to break from the opponent rhythm

@shincheckin
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nice, that was really good stuff. The rhythm is a important part of muay thai for sure. Something that most westerners never learn as mentioned by Muay Thai Pros. I have not met anyone in the west that is aware of it, acknowledges it, or teaches it. Probably cause they are all a bunch of stiff gringos with no rhythm lol. I really felt like I was spilling the beans sharing that one, which I was but it seemed to have been over looked by most. I dont think many are capable of grasping or comprehending the concept, also because it goes so much against the movement of boxing and mma.

i did a article with revgearsports about it, i put a link to jay matias vs mike erosa fight in there. Perfect example of someone with rhythm vs without. Jay was one of the top US Muay Thai fighters and spent a year at sitsongpeenong.

https://revgearsports.com/muay-thai-rhythm/
 
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shincheckin said:
nice, that was really good stuff. The rhythm is a important part of muay thai for sure. Something that most westerners never learn as mentioned by Muay Thai Pros. I have not met anyone in the west that is aware of it, acknowledges it, or teaches it. Probably cause they are all a bunch of stiff gringos with no rhythm lol. I really felt like I was spilling the beans sharing that one, which I was but it seemed to have been over looked by most. I dont think many are capable of grasping or comprehending the concept, also because it goes so much against the movement of boxing and mma.

i did a article with revgearsports about it, i put a link to jay matias vs mike erosa fight in there. Perfect example of someone with rhythm vs without. Jay was one of the top US Muay Thai fighters and spent a year at sitsongpeenong.

https://revgearsports.com/muay-thai-rhythm/
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It's one of the reasons that they play the Sarama and why the tempo increases by the round...... And moments of action.
 
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