Sylvie's Muay Thai Technique Vlog - Clipping the Bag with the Hook

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[@shinyoungyang7027]

Hey I’m a beginner Muay Thai practitioner and I find your video super helpful!!

[@Donemode1451]

Also, clipping the bag allows you to punch through the whole range of motion which makes it more natural to keep shifting back and forth and continue a sequence of punches. When you thud the bag, your rotation is cut short and it kinda ends your combination/sequence.

[@Suokcaz]

True I noticed it the other day, it felt more fluid like shadow boxing rather then having to reset back to guard.

[@dorjedriftwood2731]

Thank you so much. I remember you demonstrated this previously and I just couldn’t understand why it would be useful. Thanks for revisiting this idea.

[@st.patrick5135]

Only OG fans know that this is review. Keep up the good work!!

[@swyaseen]

Nice, new stuff to play with on the bag tomorrow ^_^x

[@Fuice1]

Its like snapping with a jab to get that hit instead of a push. Like the teep too. If you do a heavy hook it would be heavy mid kick with the power going through their body. but if you are clipping its more like a snapping high kick.
I think these are two different hooks with different uses. This on is really good if you hit the chin because it doesnt require a lot of force. But a normal "heavy" hook would be useful to knock him off balance and then follow up with a roundhouse kick on the opposite side for example.

[@lesamourai777]

Thanks for sharing this video!

[@tomyracailletypee7635]

do you have any tip for the straight punch to the body ???

[@eddiex7311]

This is the type of things Bruce Lee did. An also hitting different types of texture to simulate hitting different parts of the body

[@JohnDoe-dt3by]

Dam I didn’t know.

[@saylarr]

Haha thought it was a lawrence kenshin vid for a sec