As a southpaw, seeing his technique look similar to mine makes me very pleased and honored. I now get the major pleasure of studying 📖 from a legend, we need more single hit and then combo breakdowns.
Or roundhouse kicks, low kicks, body kicks, teeps, and you gotta also be on the counter with stepping to the side. Can help countering the jab, like he’s doing here, but also, teep grabs can happen, knees, they can feint into a elbow too.. 8 limbs you gotta worry about, than just two fists in “boxing”. That’s why Muay thai should be taught more than “traditional” boxing. Let’s start discussing Jiu Jitsu next!😂😂🫡🤘🏽
because is not nesesary, only beginners pivot with the lead foot. Muay thai fighters prefer to step on the lead hook, or pivot with the rear foot. because pivoting with the lead foot leaves you open to lowkicks and sweeps . Also pivoting with the lead foot is slower and make you lose balance in combinations
cause this is Muay Thai and not Boxing. Getting into this habit is more practical for most scenarios. Maybe you can turn it from time to time if you're in a position where you're away from the low kicks
Because he is not a boxer. He is a Muay-Thai fighter. The techniques are different. When you twist your leg, you are open to eating leg kick in the wrong place.
Thank you so much Saenchai! These are amazing for studying the footwork of a master. It all starts with the feet.
As a southpaw, seeing his technique look similar to mine makes me very pleased and honored. I now get the major pleasure of studying 📖 from a legend, we need more single hit and then combo breakdowns.
A great fighter… thank you for that
These videos from the legendary Saenchai are great!
Thank you for taking the time
to show us your amazing talent 👊
Wow, hooks in Muay Thai are quite different from those in boxing. You don’t pivot your front foot in order to keep balance or throw push kicks next.
Or roundhouse kicks, low kicks, body kicks, teeps, and you gotta also be on the counter with stepping to the side. Can help countering the jab, like he’s doing here, but also, teep grabs can happen, knees, they can feint into a elbow too.. 8 limbs you gotta worry about, than just two fists in “boxing”. That’s why Muay thai should be taught more than “traditional” boxing. Let’s start discussing Jiu Jitsu next!😂😂🫡🤘🏽
Actually boxers will do this too. Not uncommon.
@@VeganstegaYe Dimitri bivol hooks like this.
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Dropping the hand on the hook will create more power at the cost of some defense.
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Where saenchai look when fight i know he look everything but where he look more?
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why is he not twisting his front foot on that right hook?
because is not nesesary, only beginners pivot with the lead foot. Muay thai fighters prefer to step on the lead hook, or pivot with the rear foot. because pivoting with the lead foot leaves you open to lowkicks and sweeps . Also pivoting with the lead foot is slower and make you lose balance in combinations
cause this is Muay Thai and not Boxing. Getting into this habit is more practical for most scenarios. Maybe you can turn it from time to time if you're in a position where you're away from the low kicks
Because he is not a boxer. He is a Muay-Thai fighter. The techniques are different. When you twist your leg, you are open to eating leg kick in the wrong place.
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