I can't describe how useful was your journey, How great you are or How polite was you in every single reply.. Man any type of thanks would never express any feelings.. One word.. Please keep pushing 🙏.
Bro you're so humble. Like you praise so much your training partners that you forget about yourself. I bet out of all the people you sparred with, you for sure have the hardest kicks.
Muay Femur is a lot like the style I use. I train Muay Thai for years but naturally my style is all about footwork and taking less damage. Very interesting and I have homework to do now thanks!
Jeff, as a Femur style fighter myself, I always enjoy these videos of yours the most.....clean exchanges of a technical nature are the best to acknowledge learning points from and to me, look the best stylistically 🙌
This is my Favorite style of Muay Thai, stick and move, counter, setting up traps, lots of feints, being very elusive, loads of different combinations. Super Awesome!!! Have you done any seminars lately?
you notice this isnt a fitness student so jeff isnt trying to head kick or go hard. the better the fighter the more likely jeff will play sissy foot with them. but if this was a construction worker on his 4th month of taking classes 3 times a week. jeff would of tried to knock him out.
@@Teddy-se8qb Bro Jeff is a fighter in One Championship. He doesn't need to prove anything. He goes hard when the other guy goes hard. And guess what : the higher the level, the more controlled people are. So when he spars pros or high level guys, everyone stays controlled and nobody gets hurt.
Definitely a great and entertaining style... I've been around karate (traditional karate, not sport karate) since a child, and been training for like 6 years now. Im about to get a black belt (which doesnt mean ANYTHING, just to put some context). Around 6 months ago i really started getting interested in the combat sports type of training (i still practice karate tho) so i went to a thai gym near my house. crosstraining was pretty easy for me (at least the basics), just had to switch a bit my bladed low stance to a more squared and standing, which wasnt hard, the rest are details. Most of my partners are just tanks that stand still and take/give damage. Since i come from karate background im used to manage distance and timing (still trying my best to mantain the thai technique). i like trying counters and speedy "break ins". After watching lots of videos of technical thai i feel im this type of style, since i dont really like trading shots (im not a very skinny guy but im lacking some volume and mass to go berserk) so i use my capacities on moving, creating angles, react/counter on speed, get fast snap high kicks etc. Sometimes i get frustrated i cannot "stand and tank" or "trade" as heavily as my mates, but i think its way better to develop technique which in the long run will better your overall fighting game than just being a juggernaut, but thats my pov!!! Main thing is just keeping at it and get better with every training !! Thanks for the content as always Jeff!!
You want to watch muay femur style fighters or people that also transitioned from karate or tkd: check out guys like Ignacio Caplonch, Raymond daniels, Wonderboy, superbon, Saenchai etc Im doing the opposite of you i train muay thai but love karate techniques and i go Southpaw in a bladed stance (i can fight in both stances cause im left handed) be a hybrid mate.. U just need to learn the weaknesses in everything u do and find a solution.. Also if u can't stand and trade u can still clinch.. Since i worked on my thai clinch a lot im not as scared when people go for the infight.. Hope that helps u good luck
@@SN-ym1sv thanks for the reply! i know wonderboy from his karate origins and superbon/saenchai since they are thai icons (saenchai skills are just UNBELIEVABLE no matter what martial art/combat sport u come from u just gotta respect that man) but most def gonna check the others out! thanks for sharing names. back to topic; from my karate training i can also spar in both guards since we usually train both sides (i feel this is an advantage in some cases) but the coach at my thai gym usually tell me to respect my orthodox stance and dont switch much (i differ, it limits feints, counters, etc). on another hand i gotta admit im still newbie for clinch and going into the pocket/infight (as u call it) is still my weaknes, fear the heavy trading and naturally space myself from opponent gaining distance to "restart" the attacks. gotta improve on those weak points tho, thats the whole point! Im glad u find karate interesting specially coming from a combat sports background. Hope ur doing fine man :) !!! pleasure to trade words
@@matefx i love it and the martial artist in me just wants to see the other striking styles too so me personally i enjoy when people from a karate background don't forget their roots when they transition to full contact.. I don't know what karate style u trained in but one of my trainer is a kyokushin black belt and man these dudes can trade too that might also help u.. I have a tip for not annoying your trainer that helped me: u do every drill EXACTLY like he wants it so no snap kicks, we are not switching stances or throw fancy point fight stuff... But when it comes to Sparring i fight exactly like i want but kinda listen to the commands he yells.. And after training talk to your trainer and tell him your ideas.. That helps a lot so the trainer doesn't feel disrespected.. Worked for me on most coaches
Interesting. I came from a JKD group who also learned Muy Thai via Master Chai and Saekson Janjira. With the JKD foundation, I stayed on the outside, moved a lot, tried to hit and make the other guy miss very much like Muy Femur. My good friend and training partner both had had fights on the same card in LA and Kru Vut came up to us after the fight and said he was really impressed with how we fought, like real Muy Thai guys. I didn't really get it back then. But now finding out about the Muy Femur style, I get it. That's essentially how we fought.
I only went to Thai Boxing a few times. We, did some sparring and,to be honest the rules, were not clearly explained to me. I only knew kicks were allowed. So, our styles here in The UK are Wrestling and English Boxing. Because of English Boxing, I was trying to discredit the use of kicks, and in sparring caught the opponents leg, and mocked him in front of the class ! The coach, was like. I am not sure, who he was talking to. I think it was me. He said: 'Ha ha, what are you going to do now ?' And I am like : 'I am going to break his leg!' (To discredit Thai Boxing !) The Coach is like : "Go on then!" But, when, I went to kick the sparring partner. On his standing leg. To perhaps simulate, the leg break. Somehow, he knocked me down ! So, I would say, a Fun Merciful, Lazy and Scared Thai Boxer ! Maybe just a novice who only sparred once or twice with kicks and certainly not full contact yet. I am aged 43, so. I might never spar full contact Thai Boxing ever hopefully !
But in one Street Fight, the opponent was a Lethwei guy, when I was trying to be a Kickboxer aged 15 . In fact my intention was to box only in the ring, in an organised way but Boxing and Kick Boxing got me into a few Street Fights !
I'm the Jeet Kune Do style fighter (aka Muay Femur and/or Muay Mat). Muay Femur because I intend to be smart. Muay Mat because I intend to end the fight as quickly as possible.
love this! Question, how do you anticipate your opponent trying to capitalize when you duck your head like that? I really like doing that in my sparring sessions too, but I worry so much about getting head kicked haha. Literally what happened at usman vs edwards.
I try to keep my distance when punching so I have more time to see whatever counter is coming. But you can get caught with anything yoh throw. You can get caught with a head kick from throwing a textbook jab or low kick. It’s just dependent on each fighters skill level
Nice work/technique. I like working in from the outside with combo's and feints, getting in and out, and can also appreciated a straight forward, keep coming, cut you like butter style. It all depends on the opponent and the timing/opportunity.
Love the video Jeff! Generally my style is Muay Mat but I will change it up into more of a Muay Femur style here and there when fighting bigger/taller/heavier opponents since I personally prefer not to stand & bang with those kinds of fighters.
Im into the muay tae style of muay Thai. Im figuring out ways to blend what ive learned in muay Thai into my current study which is shito ryu karate :)
According to the description I am a muay femur. Like to use fakes, sweeps, set up "traps" and analyse patterns. I am not too tall either. Thanks for the video.
I consider myself a Muay Mat style with Muay Te, TKD was my first striking art and I always lead with low kicks and if I miss the round kick, re-chamber into side kick or spin for a back kick.
This vid is so interesting and good for teaching my style, I'm a kickboxer and I'd like to have more of a muay thai style because I'm fast, any advice?
i tend to favor knees simply cause they are efficient with my body type (6ft5 160 pounds) so the knee is almost always there when somebody tries to close distance, though i tend to use low kicks and long punches to keep distance aswell.
You seem like a very guy. In my earlier years I was very much like you. I challenged always the strongest and biggest guys. Not necessarily in combat, but instead to see if I could apply the techniques I taught to smaller clients.
Having a tkd background before getting into muay Thai, I've kind of always been a muay te. in both arts I just really like coming up with unorthodox and surprising techniques :P
Jeff is respectful and very humble, just imo the coach's movements are quite erratic and big. I guess that low guard works for him but definitely seems dangerous to getting tagged easily
does your signature low kick help you regain balance when it lands? it seems like @ 2:27 had that landed you would be a bit more planted on the back step.
i dont have enough cardio for muay femur. 5.7 and stocky, i feel at home dutch style / muay mat the most, looking for those hooks and trades. it sucks in a big room though because people are just walking miles back across the gym instead of me being able to trap them against a wall or corner 😂
I consider myself a muay mat with a dash of muay femur. Since I'm on the short side I usually have to pressure and cut off movements. Since I'm not super fast, I have to use a lot of misdirection and unpredictability to land shots.
@Dan Tharp I've seen his work, as well as Vicharnnoi, Nong-O, Ramon Dekkers, Roberto Duran, and Julio Cesar Chavez to incorporate into my pressure fighting.
@@drinfernodds good mix. I'm usually the shorter guy so are most fimeu. Nong O really masters distance . Dekkers ferocious, Duran, scrapper with skill and pressure. Chavez, go out on your shield or put the other guy on his. People don't realize how deep the art goes. Jeff does, dammit lol
@@warandpeace73 Chavez was a master at cutting off the ring and forcing opponents into the fire. And his defense wasn't flashy but it was effective at protecting him while throwing his punches.
Wow, how many rounds did you guys do ? You can sort of see everyone else dropping off, and eventually it's just a few guys remaining. Great video ! I would like to be a Femur fighter. But I'm just not technical enough yet. I have been practising footwork and lateral movement, and I try to fight either on the outside or in the clinch, but rarely in the pocket for sustained periods. I prefer, defend, move in with a combo, get out, reset, defend, change tempo, keep them guessing etc.
Tell that guy sparring in the background if he cuts his hair he might be able to see the jabs coming 🤣
Frfr 🤣
Man chill I cut it 😭😭😭
Lmao
😂
And also stop raising his chin up just to see lol
I can't describe how useful was your journey, How great you are or How polite was you in every single reply.. Man any type of thanks would never express any feelings.. One word.. Please keep pushing 🙏.
thanks for your support and watching!
Bro you're so humble. Like you praise so much your training partners that you forget about yourself. I bet out of all the people you sparred with, you for sure have the hardest kicks.
thanks Luigi :)
Muay Femur is a lot like the style I use. I train Muay Thai for years but naturally my style is all about footwork and taking less damage. Very interesting and I have homework to do now thanks!
awesome! thanks for watching!
I'm still stuck in doggy
Jeff, as a Femur style fighter myself, I always enjoy these videos of yours the most.....clean exchanges of a technical nature are the best to acknowledge learning points from and to me, look the best stylistically 🙌
Thank you!!!
If most practitioners can spar this way rather than going 100% full contact every time, they'd be lightyears ahead of most people.
yes!!
This is my Favorite style of Muay Thai, stick and move, counter, setting up traps, lots of feints, being very elusive, loads of different combinations. Super Awesome!!! Have you done any seminars lately?
in Australia this month! :)
I train here. You're the best coach I've had Mr. Chan
thanks brother I appreciate that!!
Oh man this was good to watch. Any chance you're going to do a technical breakdown with slowdowns and highlights?
I can do that yes!
you notice this isnt a fitness student so jeff isnt trying to head kick or go hard. the better the fighter the more likely jeff will play sissy foot with them.
but if this was a construction worker on his 4th month of taking classes 3 times a week. jeff would of tried to knock him out.
@@Teddy-se8qb good troll!!
@@strawhatpandashp5816 troll=facts
@@Teddy-se8qb Bro Jeff is a fighter in One Championship. He doesn't need to prove anything. He goes hard when the other guy goes hard. And guess what : the higher the level, the more controlled people are. So when he spars pros or high level guys, everyone stays controlled and nobody gets hurt.
Yes, the video is so much smoother and easier to appreciate without the constant jittering. Thanks so much for the change! Nice sparring!
:)
Awesome game play Jeff! You guys looked razor sharp. Your longevity will reflect this type of sparring as will your skills.
thank you!!!
Both of you are very technical and smooth! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you!!
They flow. its like flow wrestling, they know each other so well, they can just read everything lol.
Definitely a great and entertaining style...
I've been around karate (traditional karate, not sport karate) since a child, and been training for like 6 years now. Im about to get a black belt (which doesnt mean ANYTHING, just to put some context).
Around 6 months ago i really started getting interested in the combat sports type of training (i still practice karate tho) so i went to a thai gym near my house.
crosstraining was pretty easy for me (at least the basics), just had to switch a bit my bladed low stance to a more squared and standing, which wasnt hard, the rest are details.
Most of my partners are just tanks that stand still and take/give damage. Since i come from karate background im used to manage distance and timing (still trying my best to mantain the thai technique). i like trying counters and speedy "break ins".
After watching lots of videos of technical thai i feel im this type of style, since i dont really like trading shots (im not a very skinny guy but im lacking some volume and mass to go berserk) so i use my capacities on moving, creating angles, react/counter on speed, get fast snap high kicks etc.
Sometimes i get frustrated i cannot "stand and tank" or "trade" as heavily as my mates, but i think its way better to develop technique which in the long run will better your overall fighting game than just being a juggernaut, but thats my pov!!!
Main thing is just keeping at it and get better with every training !! Thanks for the content as always Jeff!!
thanks for watching brother!! cheers!
You want to watch muay femur style fighters or people that also transitioned from karate or tkd: check out guys like Ignacio Caplonch, Raymond daniels, Wonderboy, superbon, Saenchai etc
Im doing the opposite of you i train muay thai but love karate techniques and i go Southpaw in a bladed stance (i can fight in both stances cause im left handed) be a hybrid mate.. U just need to learn the weaknesses in everything u do and find a solution.. Also if u can't stand and trade u can still clinch.. Since i worked on my thai clinch a lot im not as scared when people go for the infight.. Hope that helps u good luck
@@SN-ym1sv thanks for the reply!
i know wonderboy from his karate origins and superbon/saenchai since they are thai icons (saenchai skills are just UNBELIEVABLE no matter what martial art/combat sport u come from u just gotta respect that man) but most def gonna check the others out! thanks for sharing names.
back to topic; from my karate training i can also spar in both guards since we usually train both sides (i feel this is an advantage in some cases) but the coach at my thai gym usually tell me to respect my orthodox stance and dont switch much (i differ, it limits feints, counters, etc). on another hand i gotta admit im still newbie for clinch and going into the pocket/infight (as u call it) is still my weaknes, fear the heavy trading and naturally space myself from opponent gaining distance to "restart" the attacks.
gotta improve on those weak points tho, thats the whole point!
Im glad u find karate interesting specially coming from a combat sports background.
Hope ur doing fine man :) !!! pleasure to trade words
@@SN-ym1sv also just found out ignacio caplonch is argentinian, just like me :)
@@matefx i love it and the martial artist in me just wants to see the other striking styles too so me personally i enjoy when people from a karate background don't forget their roots when they transition to full contact.. I don't know what karate style u trained in but one of my trainer is a kyokushin black belt and man these dudes can trade too that might also help u.. I have a tip for not annoying your trainer that helped me: u do every drill EXACTLY like he wants it so no snap kicks, we are not switching stances or throw fancy point fight stuff... But when it comes to Sparring i fight exactly like i want but kinda listen to the commands he yells.. And after training talk to your trainer and tell him your ideas.. That helps a lot so the trainer doesn't feel disrespected.. Worked for me on most coaches
Jeff : "Which style are you?"
Me: Why are you running style
hahaha
Great video. Love the control and reflexes you both have.
Thanks !!
The best is still Muay Jeff. It is always improving and never stops.
ossss
@mmashredded can you please do a video on Head Injury (CTE) and how you minimise it with all the sparring you do?
Don't get punched in the head 🤣
@@jwright8682 so you telling him to stop training because there is no way that you dont get punched. Really helpful dude
@@RickGrimes__ its a joke Karen don't start crying on me
@@jwright8682 ok
Unless your training for a real fight, dont do hard sparring. Other then that, headmovement seems the best idea lol
1:51 that question mark faint to cross to lowkick was very nice !! love the video
Thanks man!
guys like this is a nightmare to spare with because it's unpredictable and technical. good thing about these guys is that they don't go hard.
osss
IM WACHTING THIS WHOLE THING IN SLO MO THIS VIDEO IS LITERALLY ART 🔥🔥🔥🔥
thanks man!
That's cool. I didn't know there were so many Thai styles. Nice one.
cheers!
Femur Style Fighter here pls more videos like this i love learning
oss!
awesome video. i had absolutely no idea there was 'different types' of muay thai; like femur.
thanks for watching!!
idk why but i find watching the people sparring the background really entertaining
Hahaha
Muay femur is the style of my coaches and the style I try to follow. Great footage
thank you!!
love these videos keep up the good work
Thank you!!
Absolutely fantastic video, Jeff! Such controlled, high-level sparring from both of you here!
thank you brother!!
@@MMAShredded You're very welcome!
Interesting. I came from a JKD group who also learned Muy Thai via Master Chai and Saekson Janjira. With the JKD foundation, I stayed on the outside, moved a lot, tried to hit and make the other guy miss very much like Muy Femur. My good friend and training partner both had had fights on the same card in LA and Kru Vut came up to us after the fight and said he was really impressed with how we fought, like real Muy Thai guys. I didn't really get it back then. But now finding out about the Muy Femur style, I get it. That's essentially how we fought.
I only went to Thai Boxing a few times. We, did some sparring and,to be honest the rules, were not clearly explained to me. I only knew kicks were allowed. So, our styles here in The UK are Wrestling and English Boxing.
Because of English Boxing, I was trying to discredit the use of kicks, and in sparring caught the opponents leg, and mocked him in front of the class !
The coach, was like. I am not sure, who he was talking to. I think it was me. He said:
'Ha ha, what are you going to do now ?'
And I am like :
'I am going to break his leg!' (To discredit Thai Boxing !)
The Coach is like : "Go on then!"
But, when, I went to kick the sparring partner. On his standing leg. To perhaps simulate, the leg break.
Somehow, he knocked me down !
So, I would say, a Fun Merciful, Lazy and Scared Thai Boxer ! Maybe just a novice who only sparred once or twice with kicks and certainly not full contact yet. I am aged 43, so. I might never spar full contact Thai Boxing ever hopefully !
But in one Street Fight, the opponent was a Lethwei guy, when I was trying to be a Kickboxer aged 15 . In fact my intention was to box only in the ring, in an organised way but Boxing and Kick Boxing got me into a few Street Fights !
Wow, very nice and clean sparring. Awesome to watch!
thanks for watching!!
what a great spar to watch!
well done guys
Thank you!
I like a lot...takes a lot of maturity and experience to spar smooth like this.
cheers!
i love this type of sparring. And both of you have nice style !!
thank you
I'm the Jeet Kune Do style fighter (aka Muay Femur and/or Muay Mat).
Muay Femur because I intend to be smart.
Muay Mat because I intend to end the fight as quickly as possible.
cheers!
love this! Question, how do you anticipate your opponent trying to capitalize when you duck your head like that? I really like doing that in my sparring sessions too, but I worry so much about getting head kicked haha. Literally what happened at usman vs edwards.
I try to keep my distance when punching so I have more time to see whatever counter is coming. But you can get caught with anything yoh throw. You can get caught with a head kick from throwing a textbook jab or low kick. It’s just dependent on each fighters skill level
Nice work/technique. I like working in from the outside with combo's and feints, getting in and out, and can also appreciated a straight forward, keep coming, cut you like butter style. It all depends on the opponent and the timing/opportunity.
Osss
Love the video Jeff! Generally my style is Muay Mat but I will change it up into more of a Muay Femur style here and there when fighting bigger/taller/heavier opponents since I personally prefer not to stand & bang with those kinds of fighters.
osss!!! thanks for watching!
That Straight blast in the first 10 secs!! 👌👌
oss
Muay Femur is the best, high level stuff right here.
oss!
Appreciate the content and the invite fam!
thanks bro!!
Im into the muay tae style of muay Thai. Im figuring out ways to blend what ive learned in muay Thai into my current study which is shito ryu karate :)
Nice. Your gym and students are great.
osss
Looks great Jeff. Got a great thing going there!
thanks Kevin!!!
According to the description I am a muay femur. Like to use fakes, sweeps, set up "traps" and analyse patterns. I am not too tall either. Thanks for the video.
sweet!!!
Good clean technical sparring, awesome vid bro
Thanks manb
I consider myself a Muay Mat style with Muay Te, TKD was my first striking art and I always lead with low kicks and if I miss the round kick, re-chamber into side kick or spin for a back kick.
awesome!
I’m a muay smash fighter. Combat Sambo black belt and catch wrestler. I love your content ❤
nice!!!
Could you do a video on sparring gear? What's your favorite shin guards and gloves
Email me at jeff@mmashredded.com and I can send my recommendation!
i guess im more into muay femur, but sometimes in sparring when its hella crowded its harder to stay on the outside
sweet!
Bro me leaning in intrigued at the sparring.
"As you can see we are just warming up here."
haha
Gonna use some of these for tonight’s sparring
awesome
This vid is so interesting and good for teaching my style, I'm a kickboxer and I'd like to have more of a muay thai style because I'm fast, any advice?
I'm still working on understanding my Muay Thai style. I feel like that takes years to understand.
Cheers!
Wow I didn't know you guys supposed to New York city. I might just stop by😊
let me know :)
Got some gold nuggets from this video to try in sparring next week👊How come spinning back and wheel kicks aren't seen much in Muay Thai?
hmm not sure!! they don't teach it much
We're moving up now-ish, I will come up to the gym. I like how you guys move maybe we could learn something from each other.
definitely!
i tend to favor knees simply cause they are efficient with my body type (6ft5 160 pounds) so the knee is almost always there when somebody tries to close distance, though i tend to use low kicks and long punches to keep distance aswell.
I train solo for fitness, more Muay Mat offensively and Muay Khao focusing with knee feints to get inside
nice!!
Dope as always I take lots of inspiration from your videos, but I'd like longer videos for sure.
you have to admit though...
in only 5mins there is a large chunk of fighting info that both of these fighters provide during their performance.
Thanks for your feedback
How about a fighter mindset video? Like how to overcome self doubt. Etc
I’m a mix with muay femur and muay mat , it just depends on my opponent I like to switch it up once in a while
awesome!
Didn’t expect him to be that fast
yeah he is so fast!!
Next sparring sesh should be Nathan carnage would love to see that.
Fun and technical sparring rounds, you know it's a good sesh when the place turns into a sauna by the end 🤣
hahahah yeah! thanks for watching!
Very nice! beautiful sparring
thank you!!
Awesome breakdown Jeff! 🥊
But why did the last part of the video fog up though? Were you guys sparring so fast that the air around you vapourised? 🤣
LOL the ventilation gets bad in the room!
@@MMAShredded HAHAHA! I see. Thanks Jeff. 😂👌
As a police officer, I think wing chun and jkd work pretty good for close quarter combat.
Cheers!
You seem like a very guy. In my earlier years I was very much like you. I challenged always the strongest and biggest guys. Not necessarily in combat, but instead to see if I could apply the techniques I taught to smaller clients.
thanks for watching!
No way, you moved to NYC?! NIce!!
:)
Having a tkd background before getting into muay Thai, I've kind of always been a muay te. in both arts I just really like coming up with unorthodox and surprising techniques :P
cheers!!
Imagine if Jeff chan actually has to fight Yusuf in one championship
how are u so much like cruz bro amazing movement ur the most agile fighter ive ever seen
thanks man!!
Jeff is respectful and very humble, just imo the coach's movements are quite erratic and big. I guess that low guard works for him but definitely seems dangerous to getting tagged easily
1:51 fake question mark kick, amazing
:)
does your signature low kick help you regain balance when it lands? it seems like @ 2:27 had that landed you would be a bit more planted on the back step.
it does and it helps me exit out from being hit!
You should try 30 days of karate or maybe kyoshuin karate
that looked gracious af, reminds me of fencing
Osss
Kick-heavy switch hitter, works well for me
Cheers!
Awesome Vid💪🔥🔥
Thank you!
are you doing seminars in NY/NJ areas in these days?
nothing in the works atm!
are those primo gloves your new fave pair? been eyeing them for a while but never see a ton of reviews on them
Yeah they are nice :)
i dont have enough cardio for muay femur. 5.7 and stocky, i feel at home dutch style / muay mat the most, looking for those hooks and trades.
it sucks in a big room though because people are just walking miles back across the gym instead of me being able to trap them against a wall or corner 😂
cheers!
0:26 Smooooth Jeff
Thank you!
so out of all these styles does youre stance change with them like where youre feet are placed
I've always wanted to study Muay Boran.
oss
Son got them Thundercats shorts on. Thunder Thunder Thundercats......
You measured up equally well..
Yes!
Definitely a muaymat/muay khao/sok style. I'm still working in my clinch and sweep game tho.
Sweet!
you guys are in NY thas not too far i would love to train there
come visit :)
You moved to New York? Do you still fight for Tristar?
Yes moved to NYC!
Lol high iq always getting a good laugh at your videos
Thanks!
:)
You're currently working out of the Glory in Brooklyn??
yes!
So technical!
Osss
You are Super Jeff 👏
Thanks bro!
Looks a little more Muay Mat-ish to my eye but very quick and tricky as well. Not enough kicks to really be a femur but maybe that's just this round.
I consider myself a muay mat with a dash of muay femur. Since I'm on the short side I usually have to pressure and cut off movements. Since I'm not super fast, I have to use a lot of misdirection and unpredictability to land shots.
Sweet!
TH-cam videos of Karuhat a Golden age fighter who was almost always shorter and lighter. I don't think he liked cutting weight and feeling weak.
@Dan Tharp I've seen his work, as well as Vicharnnoi, Nong-O, Ramon Dekkers, Roberto Duran, and Julio Cesar Chavez to incorporate into my pressure fighting.
@@drinfernodds good mix. I'm usually the shorter guy so are most fimeu. Nong O really masters distance . Dekkers ferocious, Duran, scrapper with skill and pressure. Chavez, go out on your shield or put the other guy on his. People don't realize how deep the art goes. Jeff does, dammit lol
@@warandpeace73 Chavez was a master at cutting off the ring and forcing opponents into the fire. And his defense wasn't flashy but it was effective at protecting him while throwing his punches.
I didnt know about Muay Femur, I heard about Muay Boran. Are all those styles different in technique? or comes from different regions in Thailand?
Just a style of Muay thai
Brilliant sparring
thanks!!
Wow, how many rounds did you guys do ? You can sort of see everyone else dropping off, and eventually it's just a few guys remaining. Great video ! I would like to be a Femur fighter. But I'm just not technical enough yet. I have been practising footwork and lateral movement, and I try to fight either on the outside or in the clinch, but rarely in the pocket for sustained periods. I prefer, defend, move in with a combo, get out, reset, defend, change tempo, keep them guessing etc.
thanks for watching :)