3 Ways to Body Kick in Muay Thai with Kieran Keddle
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- To the outsider, all body kicks in Muay Thai often look exactly the same. Those who train though, know just how different their application can be. Elite instructors such as Muay Thai world champion and globally renowned Elite Martial Arts Braeside striking coach Kieran Keddle know the value that can be gained from understanding and applying the differences between them 🔥🥋
Here, in this clip taken from his first ever full length instructional volume on the Warrior Marketplace "Southpaw to Orthodox - Elite Level Striking Evolved", he goes over 3 ways he likes to coach basic kicks to novice through to world level fighters 😍😍🔥
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Distinguishing between variations of essentially the same technique is important. Less power and more speed, or more power and less speed… different timings on follow ups, different purposes. Good stuff mate.
Somebody correct me if if I am wrong. My understanding is that Muay Thai kicks are always below the waist line
No, can kick head to feet
Good power on those kicks 👍
The power in those kicks 💀
Keddles gym produced some great fighters in the 90s
Non Thais struggle not over committing and with balance. Coach did it, student not so much
Fairtex has the best pads
Those first 2 kicks were really powerful 😮
This is hard and good rondhouse
sometimes i like to throw a straight right when i use the second body kick because it essentially loads it up when you bring that back leg back to your stance and you can also step off angle after you throw the right or finish the combo off with some more strikes
I do Okinawan karate you guys have my respect your a good teacher
Easy to be impressed by a usefull combat style comming from the pajama party brigade
@@chrisjames7803idk why you feel like clowning his martial art when he was just being respectful and said something nice about the video.
As a 110lb woman watching this
👁️👄👁️ that kick landing will send me straight into tomorrow
Kyle Bad News Messenger Kicking those pads.
Kru told me to hit the opponent while my leg is slightly bent not with a total straight leg but close then push of the opponent by straighten out the leg completely so your leg bounces back land on high foot 🦶 using your calf like a spring then do the same again or a harder variation with more hip twist sending your arms backwards etc like you plan to go trough the target,, you should know at least a few different round kick's and have a heavy bag at home to become a good round kicker.. it's so many different round kick's that you could make a pretty thick book about roumd kick's but I guess average hobby fighters using three four different one's plus the switch kick variations and angle step variations of the same round kick's
I wish this guy can represent everyone’s kick. So many wrong ways of kicking out there.
all you need to remember is to withdraw your kick 3 times faster than launching it.
Damn those are some straight meat wads of kicks.
Your tip with caption in English really helps me thanks a million
What's andrew Tate doing there ?
Second isn’t snapping back, it’s just not driving in. Very different principles. You can still send a power shot if you learn to snap it back
He is to slow with snapping back
He didn’t explain clearly.
When this video released
It has already been released. You can find it on www.warriorcollective.co.uk
i fr thought he was fedor, and i was so confused because i dont remember him having a yt channel
Didnt turn his foot for full rotation?
snap back is more of so they don't catch it... speed of kicks it's better if you change the type of martial art kick you are throwing... cuz thai kicks are going to slash through because of the drive of the waist movement you actually either put it down fast or get back to position. if you just want to score go do taek wondo kicks they are fast. it's still a kick. cuz if you kick with no power in muay thai they will catch it they will eat it and catch and sweep you. but I'm not an expert.. they still drive it with their waist but just pull it back or drive it down as a step immediately upon contact.
Solid roundkick principles and demo. That custom wood bag hanger is sweet! Looks like it's made of 4x6s (?) are those stained softwood or like a teak hardwood? Does it hold up well and adequately stabilize the lateral forces? Looks like a nice alternative to the $pendy welded up steel ones from Monster, Ringside etc..
Really bad kicking performance, way to easy to see the kick coming
It won’t matter if you see that first kick coming 😂
In muay thai style ,If you keep the leg straight after impact it coming back with speed .yiu got the power and the kick back
Heavy Fn kick
AKA a karate kick.
My coach always told me to find opportunity then fully commit with a powerful kick, but when the opponent is trying to find a catch u would take away some power for speed, trying not to over commit. This is probably what he was talking about. Thanks for helping me notice.
I honestly can't tell the Suffern in speed, maybe get someone faster or more experienced to do demonstrations
nice
Leave the points to savate. Muay thai is to break your opponent in half
Nice to see your still kicking..
great coaching thanks for the cool video please keep them coming thank you stay blessed
The real deal a great trainor hard to catch
I saw one kick.😂🤣😂🤣
Hear that thud? Good penetrating power
Is keddles still about?
This makes no sense so you kick faster because of something you will do in the future?
Yes that’s called a “plan”
Why not just make your kick hard as possible and bring it back quick as possible. Why try and distinguish between the two. One is sloppy. Two needs more power. Find the middle.
It’s almost like having different types of kicks that emphasize different things is useful for different situations in a dynamic sport such as fighting 😮
You can't have both. By all means try to make them as hard or as recoverable as possible, but they emphasise different things.
Love it
Always keep your Elbows tucked in when holding the pads for kicks
Why is that (im new)
@@JUANGSTAR352 can mash your arms up flaring out elbows,,,,and more control of pads when you hold them correctly
Okey, thanks!@@makkavelli3972
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a good Maui Tai fighter is so dangerous
Thanks for the breaking news
bro is WIDE open for hooks while he's kicking
His left arm could be closer to his chin I agree, aside from that his form is proper!
you are supposed to swing your arms for balance which translates to speed and power. you set up kicks with movement and punches, no one is gonna be inside hooking you when you'd be throwing a roundhouse. if you roundhouse when someone is close enough to hook or can react and close the distance during the kick, the kick would have no power they would just catch and sweep you anyway. it's a slow move that needs an opening
I used to train Muay Thai but went to a kickboxing club just for a free lesson and some exercise. I've literally experienced a coach saying this to someone while I was sparing them. "he's bringing his hand down when he kicks hit him" the dude could not hit me. How is a fist going to connect with your face when you're throwing kicks that naturally keep your apponent at a distance where it's not possible? Your head is about as far away from them as it can be when you throw a kick. As someone else said swinging your arm back as you kick generates all that power like a scissoring motion. If you were throwing a kickboxing point style kick without the arm movement you're more likely to get hit.
@@Badasseditz-s4c that's what i was talking about
@@avopeac6300 that's why he's open lol i'm talking about the hand that's supposed to be defending his chin if somebody times him properly when he kicks he's getting knocked out 'cos he's not guarding properly
Thanks Coach 👍👍🥊🥊🥊
speed is power
you fought in Thailand when and where?
Kieran was fighting in Thailand around 20 years ago
@@VinOptimaxxx video?
@@WtfIsLigma so that's a no, Jr but thanks for the pathetic Red Herring
Thats not a snapkick. The snapkick you keep chambered longer and snapping at the end.
Perfekt example is inside legkick on rear leg. Telegraph a thai lowkick so the opponent raises front knee to block. But you keep the leg chambered untill u pass the block then snap hard on the opponents rear leg.
different people use different terms to describe different moves.
@@BumleyGames Yeah I missheard I guess. He says snapback. Never heard of this and to me the two kicks looks almost the same.
To score points in tkd you would use a snapkick.
@@staarfajter922 I practice MT and the kicks here are similar but slightly different. The "snapback" has a more direct path to the target, lifting straight up at a 45 degree angle. The first kick the normal kick also has more rotational force applied by the turning of the upper body and more pivoting on the standing leg, whereas the "snapback" the kickers torso stays relatively stationary and you pivot slightly less which allows you to recover much quicker and get your leg back into your stance. I've never personally heard the term "snapback" kick but these two styles of kick are definitely taught, it's good to mix both the same way you might mix different kinds of punches with varying amounts of power and directions.
@@BumleyGames Ahh yes I see. Its the kind of kick stiff people do and the beginners ;)
I know this kick works but I never liked it personally.
I got hit with it last training, it bounced of my shoulder so lucky me the opponent wasnt flexible enough to open the hips and do a proper thai kick into me xD
These kinds of kicks are slow and weak, and would never hit anybody. Any good taekwondo, fighter, could defeat, this kind of kick!
LOL
IMAGINE saying a freaking TKW fighter defeats a Muya Thai (keeping Saenchai in mind) fighter doing acrobats
1964.. you aint defeat anybody old timer
@@Liam-ci8bx that is soooo racist !
@@orangefield2308 😂😂😱