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That’s cool! Never tried Sanda/San Shou myself but it looks awesome.

@@Tankredist awesome, glad this helps

Not to mention the shame on my ancestors, shame on my cow… 😂

@@skyhookschool Especially the cow.

Thank you 🙏

True 😂 in hindsight I think I was focused more on the next step than the actual Hane

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Hi, I would try sending in email to Luktupfah gym in Bangkok, that’s where I got mine. I’m guessing they would be willing to sell them to you. They’re the Muay Boran training uniform

I understand, I often throw my hooks with internal rotation being the focus as well. This video’s simply highlighting the versions that are most commonly taught in each style

😂😂

You would think…but I don’t think so. I’m currently back in the town that I learned DZR in, so perhaps I can get some of the peeps to do a sparring video. I take it that’s something you’re interested in?

@@skyhookschoolAbsolutely. I’m invested in Jujutsu as a whole. I trained in Judo and Atemi-ryu Jujutsu. I know Judo is modern Jujutsu with a different philosophical motivation, but I always consider all forms of Jujutsu the same.

Yup yup, you got it. That inside arm tie is great for offbalancing them with the turn, which also works well to set up a foot sweep if you don’t feel like doing the hip toss. The same inside tie lift from below also works great to duck under and take the back. Awesome position all around

I could definitely see how that would happen! I’ve taken some rough falls myself. Hopefully your hip has healed up since 💪

@@yoroshikuonegaishimasu8649 thank you! 🙏

@@Sharkk-Bite thank you! Hope to provide more solid content in the future 💪

Hope it helps! Let me know how it goes

As a left handed orthodox who had a southpaw training partner for a while it was hlarious how quickly we would end up on one side of the ring to the other battling for the outside position 🤣

@@luisdawnfinder3188for some reason trying to picture that makes me think of the old “bat fight” video with Will Ferrell lol. “Circling and circling and circling”

Happy I could help! I know the pain. It seems like everywhere I’ve trained, they teach different stuff and expect you to do it their way. It’s good on one hand, because it shows you new methods that often become new favorites…but at the same time it gets old lol. Despite what some may tell you, there are rarely “incorrect/correct” techniques…it’s all circumstantial. Try and look for the universal concepts (i.e. remain defensively sound, maintain balance, throw the mind elsewhere, etc.)

Glad you enjoyed! Thanks for the support

Ahh good idea. I happen to know one, watched his students fight today in fact. I’ll reach out to him and see if he wants to teach some stuff

@@skyhookschool thanks, it gets aweful old hearring 'just do what I tell the orthadox guys' when my lead hook can't hit thier liver etc....

@robbybee70 noted! I’ll post back here when I’ve got a video for you. Hoping some time in the next couple of weeks (me and the other guy live in different areas)

@@skyhookschool I appreciate it man

I imagine it's just a lot of 2's coming straight down the pipe to the body and head. Mix that with rear kicks and it's an entire style of power shots

Ayyy love it. Glad it was helpful to you! This is my favorite kind of stuff to nerd-out on haha

@@skyhookschool do you have a video on clinch work?

​​⁠hm I’ve got an old one somewhere, but I’ve learned a lot more about clinch since then so I should probably make a new one. You looking for pure MT clinch? MMA clinch? Having any specific problems with clinch?

@@skyhookschool looking for muay thai clinch. specifically how to get initiate one and how to defend against it

Thanks for the great suggestions and feedback, training weaker side techniques is something I do but admittedly I don’t usually film it (everything online gets roasted anyway, showing things that might come out looking like crap is risky 🤣) but I’ve definitely got some ideas there. You should reach out sometime (email/IG is best), I’m sure we can bounce some good ideas given your background

You can find some similar moves, sure. But overall the Boran style is geared more towards striking than the grappling stuff. There are some joint breaks, throws/takedowns that are very similar to something you might see in Japanese Jujitsu, Judo, or some SE Asian martial arts like Silat. Very cool stuff!

Great suggestion, I will come up with some S&C stuff for you soon 💪 I’ve got several good warmup routines already, check out my page for things listed as “mobility” and those are the best ways to warm up before training. I’ve got a variety depending on how much time you have to prepare!

Sounds like you’ve got a good teacher 💪

😂 thanks I think?

Thank you! 🙏

Awesome! I’m glad it was helpful to you! If you ever have any questions, let me know 💪

For sure! That’s something I’m working on at the moment, the various follow-ups after that frame. Lots of good options but they require some confidence and drilling. What’re your favorites?

Awesome, I’m glad it was helpful! If you have anything else that needs to be covered, please ask 🙏

Thank you so much 🙏

Care to elaborate?

No I don’t 😢 sorry. In the 10 sessions I did with him it was about 90% punches and elbows

Thank you so much 🙏 I love to teach so I’m happy it is well-received! Hopefully the channel catches momentum someday so we can spread the knowledge 💪 let me know if there is anything you’d ever like to me to explain/answer on a video

@@skyhookschool I found your channel because of your video about Muay Thai hook vs boxing hook (th-cam.com/video/asHDMoE_0pA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=3MlF7xOE3-qs_zTa) And that was the best explanation on the internet I found so far. After that I went to your Muay Boran playlist and was surprised to see you have great elbow basics that I was missing. I will be watching more of your videos (like judo + MT) cos amount of great material is phenomenal. Very liked series with Sagat. It was great idea to structure videos like that (practice with coach then slow explanation of details in good english). Simply need time to absorb and practice the lessons. But surely, you got a passionate subscriber :) I’d love to see more about angles/line/positioning/strategy. E.g you have a great video about Muay Thai southpaw strategy. Most of the videos I see on these topics are from boxing coaches. Meanwhile, adding legs into the mix changes things rapidly. Feel like there is a niche. In terms of growing your channel: even you have some of the best basics, it is hard to compete on TH-cam with basic lessons. I might recommend doing more mixed styles/style comparison videos (that is how I stumbled upon your channel). And more advanced/rare topics. E.g. headkicks is another lesson you covered well that I did not find on other channels. Maybe more advanced Muay Boran stuff? Like kicks and knees from floor/more unusual positions is something I am quite curious about and do not see much material in good English. Meanwhile, striking when on floor is something needed for MMA/self defense.

I’m glad you enjoyed!