Grey man uses seismic toss Narrator:IT IS AN EXTRAORDINARY MOVE WHERE 9QUINTILLION OF POUND BEING EXERTED IN EVERY SQUARE INCH OF THE TARGET AREA WHICH IS ENOUGH TO BOMBARD A PLANET *IT IS SUPER EFFECTIVE*
+Will Yu As juan said, they are showing what science are behind these kicks and grapples. For example with the judo leg lock, the knee acts as a fulcrum and as force is pushed on a side, it will be multiplied by the distance from the end of that side to the fulcrum. Science is behind all martial arts, they weren't just created by a dude kicking a tree.
+Will Yu As juan said, they are showing what science are behind these kicks and grapples. For example with the judo leg lock, the knee acts as a fulcrum and as force is pushed on a side, it will be multiplied by the distance from the end of that side to the fulcrum. Science is behind all martial arts, they weren't just created by a dude kicking a tree.
you should never, not only most of them know the basic (in middle school they teach) but they will gather their friend or even neighbor that they don't even know to beat you up if you are the one who start the fight
I practice Muay Thai myself. It's highly effective, simple to learn but difficult to truly master - and when combined with strength, quickness, agility and reflexes, you can go toe-to-toe with any other stand-up combatant.
MysticVision 😂😂😂😂😂 Dude, you can start martial arts at any youthful age. You have an enormous amount of time. Earlier the better though. So if you mean it, find a good gym to train at and learn as much as you can. Never know when those skills will help you defend a girl/boyfriend (yes, a girl can defend a boy sometimes) or even a normal friend against some bullies or thugs.
BouncyChicken3911 IDK Its very effective from mma or self defense. A muay thai kick is just with youre shin instead of youre foot(karate) because theres more bones in youre foot. They dont punch as much but instead use there elbow and forearm for strikes.
I saw this 2 years ago and have been training in Muay Thai since then. It's funny cause I forgot the reason why I was so fascinated with sport until today I rediscovered this video! My love for Muay Thai is ever so strong.
@@momslayer66 at least a year or if you have previous striking experience you can get most of the stuff down pretty good in 6 months but if you’re completely new a year you’ll feel very confident in your ability
@@1wongatonga yes i started going normal gym a month ago for wieght lifting and doing some exercises cuz my body was skinny and weak af, now i am thinking of learning some martial arts too for self defense just to keep my self fit and busy and also it looks fun and painful too
@@yashlahotii the pain is worth it lol my older brother tried punching my shin n he ended up gettin hurt more than me😂keep in mind hes 32 and im in my early 20s. conditioning ur shins n elbows are tough but theres ointments to help with pain
@@mosman3691 no since mma is a sport that you have to specifically train for, even with jiu jitsu and muay Thai you'd still have to work on wrestling and boxing.
The scary thing about elbows is the power you can deliver and the fact that it can start out looking like a punch from punch rang and by the time you fully realize it's not following the punch pattern you've got a minuscule amount of time to mount an intelligent defense. And if you have your guard high and extended the pain train is practically guaranteed.
While I'm a tkd practitioner. I've always respected the monstrous power of the technique of eight limbs. So many art forms claim the title of best and I've sparred many people from many disciplines.. the handful of muay thai practitioners I've faced never brag or talk down other arts.. they simply demonstrate how swift and powerful their moves are. Their conditioning is spectacular. I set my endurance standards by the rigors of this art and use many of its training ideas to develop my kicks.
I’m a little late to the party, but I also train TKD. As of current, I’m getting ready to test for blue belt. I love taking techniques and strategies from other martial arts. I take inspiration from boxing and I’m learning about Muay Thai. While I train WTF TKD, our sparring does not allow low kicks or face punching, I always say everything is legal in a street fight. I respect all martial arts/fighting styles and I think there is something to learn from all of them.
Vice versa us Muaythai practitioners have great respect for your style of fighting and while we don't use much of it ourselves it is always an honour to spar with one of you👍
Her fighting style actually IS Muay Thai. Annie uses the exact stance and techniques they use in Muay Thai lol. Read this, it's pretty interesting; thecombatnerd.blogspot.com/2014/08/fighting-styles-of-attack-on-titan-part.html
Weird that Muay Thai is not that popular in the US, it's a very complete martial art that use the whole body, and really fun to train even if you don't plan on competing and just stick to light sparring, it really helps shape the whole body.
Thai fighter: *seemingly blinks Narrator: Those glares delivered an overwhelming aura, enough to shudder the opponents bones and innards, also known as "Sharingan."
Thai fighter: breathes Narrator: this simple but yet effective use of the internal muscles known as the lungs can accelerate particles during the exhale process with enough direction and magnitude to take out a full grown man in an instant
It's nice to see a kungfu artist having a humble opinion about Muay Thai. I have been doing traditional wushu and wingchun for the last several years, and some of the best sparring matches have been against Muai Thai artists. I would really like to see more Chinese arts involved in MMA.
I got bullied during my Childhood , and I change my Life simply just by Adding this method to anyone who will stand against in my way. Greetings from the Philippines
Sycothic El Tigre true what yo get in mma gyms is more akin to dutch kickboxing. but assuming thats all he has in his area then its better than nothing
With a Muay Thai kick you actually raise your lead legs heel so you can generate more snapping momentum. If you stay flat foot your kick isnt going to be anywhere near as much force. It's good that he is rotating his lead foot though. 💯 Edit: Just like it's doing in the knee demonstration.
Forgot to mention a couple of other things as well. Low kicks are also allowed, and you can kick, punch, knee or elbow the entire body (minus the groin), including the back and the back of the head.
Put some of these moves on slow-motion! It helps so much to focus on what is necessary to work on! (and you get to see 2:22 in a more detailed view; it's sick as!)
Other world people: Yes! More martial arts ! 80%+ of Americans: Huh .. naww thanks. We prefer attacking people with insult. We're much more superior any way.
scary stuff. I remember a Muey Thai fighter kicked 300 pound monster man Brock Lesnar in the ribs and dropped him! A kick that can drop him would probably kill a normal guy.
Elbows are usually taught to be arc down unless you do it from behind then it’s arc upwards towards the head with your opponent behind you. Knees are also arc upwards when clinching your opponent and you can also block kicks with your knee cap
There are quite a few techniques they didn't show here. One is a knee strike to the face after jumping up from the opponent's leg. Another is similar, but instead of coming up with the knee, you come down with one or both elbows to the top of the opponent's head. Someone mentioned Muay Boran. Yep, even more hardcore, although possibly not the original. Muay Thai is the "safe" version, but people still die in matches...probably with a lot higher frequency than any other "official" combat sport.
So that move that you are speaking of is not meant to be practical what so ever. It was used for shows to demonstrate (muay boran techniques)… in order to launch off of your opponent’s leg and knee them in the face, 1) you would have to have significant forward motion and 2) you would have to be fighting someone as slow as snail and as stiff as a statue. The same goes with the double elbow move you are speaking of… not a soul on earth would sit still in the perfect muay thai position while somebody launches off of their leg, into the air and stays still long enough for their opponent to perfectly execute an in air elbow or knee.
Muay Thai can only be used in a self defensive situation if you have trained in it for 6 years or more to have proper developed shins. As for myself I train on Heavy bag only due to not being able to afford Muay Thai training at a gym neither the transportation! I trained in Muay Thai conditioning as of now just a few days/ times now and look forward to continuing!
Muay Thai has long been used in various battles and wars in the past. Each of them was extremely life threatening. Muay Thai today is much safer than ancient Muay Thai.
It really depends on the fighter, not the art, that determines whether or not a strike is strong. Anyone can learn how to use the Muay Thai roundhouse; it's not truly exclusive to the martial art, as Karate and Taekwondo will testify. Muay Thai tends to train the practitioner more in terms of physical exercise, which is why it tends to hit much harder. But if you take a Muay Thai newbie against an experienced fighter regardless of martial art, the fighter will often be the one with the stronger kick. Your day of knocking people out in one blow will come if you train hard enough. It's not the art that makes you strong, but it's you.
Ive once kneed someone in the stomach/chest while fighting and thats when I realized how dangerous it is when done properly because the person I fought couldn’t stand up... then I watched this and it says the knee strike can put 2 tons of force 💀 damn, I feel it now
Muay Thai in the olden days Used to kill people in the war. In the war is called. Ja-tu-rong-ka-brad To protect the elephant and the king.Therefore, each of the skills of Muay Thai will knock the opponents become unconscious or die in a one skill.
...sounds like you believe a little bit too much in the fantasy. No single strike guarantees a knockout, especially since there are plenty of strikes that don't actually aim to deliver one, even in Muay Thai. For example, the elbow strike that was shown will actually very rarely result in anything remotely close to a knockout, what it's meant to do is use the sharp surface on that part of the elbow to open a cut, typically over the opponent's eye. It's a move that disorients and debilitates, thus letting you set up other moves that are much more likely to actually end the fight. Also, killing techniques do exist, but not in Muay Thai, at least not in its modern rendition. It's also a long, long way from being the only martial art used for warfare. Japanese soldiers were commonly trained in Karate, Judo and Japanese Jujutsu, in fact, most modern Judo throws had to be dramatically altered because the original techniques they were derived from were designed to have the opponent land on their head or neck, thus killing them. Traditional Karate also has a litany of strikes to the eyes and throat, the latter of which can also result in killing an opponent. Chinese soldiers were often trained in a style of Kung Fu, although Kung Fu is an umbrella term for Chinese martial arts, and that has far too long and varied a history for me to make any comments on specific techniques. Either way this training commonly included weapons, and the unarmed techniques from these styles have in some way influenced most of the martial arts that came out of Asia. It's unfortunate that a lot of the Kung Fu styles used in warfare have been lost to time, and that there are so many people looking to cash in on it, but there are still places that train legitimate Kung Fu, they're just increasingly rare as time goes by.
Watching all these "ain't got shit if they pull a knife" arguments and I have to laugh. Muay Thai was originally developed as Muay boran, as a way of fighting armed opponents while unarmed. It was pretty successful. All of you can be ignorant weeaboos all you want and talk all the shit you want about Muay Thai but keep in mind Muay Thai itself is actually the cleaned up SAFE version of its original art. Muay Thai is the sport form that had many techniques lost over the years due to high amounts of deaths involved with it. On a separate note, you all can fear the gray people but I feel bad for the real people you see getting SLAMMED the fuck down before they show the gray people breakdown. Like fuck are they alright?!
I've studied and mastered in Muay Boran and don't take Muay Thai to lightly a lot of the techniques are still there and still just as deadly if used properly.
Yes. Having the learned moves, speed, strength, agility, [extreme] pain conditioning, determination and cool head is all the difference between life or death. A lot depends on the attacker too, but chances are on the side of the trained for surviving. One simply wants to get away, or if that's not an option; get a more fearsome weapon [a wooden chair is devastating in tossing and stabbing..], not kill the dude.
Personally I think Muay Thai is one of the best self defense sport. Some moves might appear simple but they are very effective and can break bones. I train Muay Thai at home not a lot but it’s very effective especially when you fight someone bigger than you
I dont know bro. Thats quite unrealistic if you ask me. If a bigger opponent also knows how to fight even without martial arts backgrpund he can also beat a martial artist. But since MT is a hand to hand cma iys quite very obcvious that a bigger person will win in a fight if you only rely on being omgbak and MA. Sire muay will win if we will talk about stand up combat with scoring rules with points but if that same bigger guy goes all out...Yo gotta watch your back. Remember MA is only like a book of lnowledge its not basically a weapon. YOU ARE THE WEAPON.
@@raymundbalce4550 Literally one kick to the knee/ribs or a single elbow and the bigger guy is gone. You have way more range aswell since people who don't train will almost never go for kicks
@@user-fl1st2ot2p the reality is unpredictable my man. Tge best defense is just to avoid fights PERIOD. Reality is no joke when adrenaline comes high. One kick? Really dude?!
So practice Muay Thai but add some of the highly effective concepts from western boxing and practice BJJ but add some of the highly effective concepts from wrestling. Got it
Thai fighter: respectfully bows
Narrator: a thai bow destroys you from inside, annihilating everything you love
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😂😂
Lmao
Nice
😆🤣🤣🤣
Grey naked man: does anything
Narrator: this move generates 9999999 tones of force, more deadly than thermonuclear orbital bombardment
Well, it's actually true but our bodies can't really handle the stress so we don't generate the force needed
UUU WACHAA
@Evan Reese it is. its possible, but you can really hurt yourself
@Evan Reese it is possible, you just have to train in a gravity chamber
Grey man uses seismic toss
Narrator:IT IS AN EXTRAORDINARY MOVE WHERE 9QUINTILLION OF POUND BEING EXERTED IN EVERY SQUARE INCH OF THE TARGET AREA WHICH IS ENOUGH TO BOMBARD A PLANET
*IT IS SUPER EFFECTIVE*
"Muay Thai scares the shit outta me"
- me, a kickboxer
LMFAO
Its same bruh
What exactly is the difference?
@@smilloww2095 most kickboxing doesn't involve knees and elbows
@@izaaak281 ahh
Put in a bunch of physics equations and it's a documenrary
They are also explaining it, if you are deaf.
Your Demise Theres no science behind this. They are just quantifying variables
Will Yu Newton laws formulas
+Will Yu As juan said, they are showing what science are behind these kicks and grapples. For example with the judo leg lock, the knee acts as a fulcrum and as force is pushed on a side, it will be multiplied by the distance from the end of that side to the fulcrum. Science is behind all martial arts, they weren't just created by a dude kicking a tree.
+Will Yu As juan said, they are showing what science are behind these kicks and grapples. For example with the judo leg lock, the knee acts as a fulcrum and as force is pushed on a side, it will be multiplied by the distance from the end of that side to the fulcrum. Science is behind all martial arts, they weren't just created by a dude kicking a tree.
Imagine two silver guys in your room
Is it even considered to be a room then?
they will fight each other, not you
I'll leave the room
yes pls☺️
I’ll die lol
Mark my words, I'll never pick a fight in Thailand. Great video, thank you.
you shouldnt pick a fight in any circumstance
me too man unless i studied muay thai first. i am not gonna risk my life man
Or.... You can go to Thailand and learn Muai Thai so you can defend yourself from thugs back home.
you should never, not only most of them know the basic (in middle school they teach) but they will gather their friend or even neighbor that they don't even know to beat you up if you are the one who start the fight
Johno F actualy some thai kid has master muay thai for a match and they like wolf in sheep cloth harmless in appearance but can easily break your neck
i fucking broke my headphones mimicking this
HA!
ThomasWinn1 lol
ThomasWinn1 me too in the gym
LMFAO
Tell me ur PayPal
I practice Muay Thai myself.
It's highly effective, simple to learn but difficult to truly master - and when combined with strength, quickness, agility and reflexes, you can go toe-to-toe with any other stand-up combatant.
Yes its really difficult to truly master it but as a beginner I can agree that I learnt things off from it
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MysticVision 😂😂😂😂😂 Dude, you can start martial arts at any youthful age. You have an enormous amount of time. Earlier the better though. So if you mean it, find a good gym to train at and learn as much as you can. Never know when those skills will help you defend a girl/boyfriend (yes, a girl can defend a boy sometimes) or even a normal friend against some bullies or thugs.
NicholasGeschke even a dude with a rifle?
@@thegreatcaesar6654 No it isn t i started with 17
I miss human weapon, great show
Same
I guess but they called Wing Chung leather sooooo....
@@AmbroseBoaBowie leather?
Dug he probably means lethal
Sinajai Bost spell check
No one badmouths muay thai.
Sherbet_Bomb what's to badmouth Muay Thai?
That's because anyone who bad mouths muay Thai in the real world ends up sleeping
Muay Thai is not effective.
BouncyChicken3911 IDK Its very effective from mma or self defense. A muay thai kick is just with youre shin instead of youre foot(karate) because theres more bones in youre foot. They dont punch as much but instead use there elbow and forearm for strikes.
Ogdamastakilla lol yeah
I saw this 2 years ago and have been training in Muay Thai since then. It's funny cause I forgot the reason why I was so fascinated with sport until today I rediscovered this video! My love for Muay Thai is ever so strong.
Please tell me who you guys are so I don't ever mess with you guys. I don't want no knees to my chest or face that hurts like a sledgehammer.
Thanksssss
i cant find a muay thai gym noooo :(
+Kinky Neko Music I go to Quintella MMA
i finally found a muay thai gym. its a little more expensive compared to other martial arts gyms but i finally found 1 xdd
I learned all of my muay thai, if you ever thinking of picking a fighting sport, pick this, you always feel like a badass
I’m considering doing this sport
@@dorvia4693 I've done muay thai and boxing and muay thai is way physically straining and dangerous as hell with those knees elbows and kicks, try it
@@pureintellectualbeing3575 i have a question how much time did u need to kinda fight like that?
@@momslayer66 at least a year or if you have previous striking experience you can get most of the stuff down pretty good in 6 months but if you’re completely new a year you’ll feel very confident in your ability
@@pullupenthusiast3800 sounds too long, how many days do u train a day? Then i could do it twice and be way faster
2:22 *F L Y I N G K N E E*
His ass flew
@@namanpahuja7653 yea flew her ass away from your dumbass
@Keyboard Legend Nah, it's not that hard. Just press forward, down, forward, kick and it'll come out.
Gee Good thing theres Rule in it for the tournament.
Hakan Çakıcı it’s are to master
29 years of training in Muay-Thai, competing and being a Door Supervisor for 10 years, I have never used it out of the Gym. A lethal Martial Art....
Damn, i want to learn it 🥲
@@yashlahotii Google a local Gym near to you...🙏🏾👌🏾
@@1wongatonga yes i started going normal gym a month ago for wieght lifting and doing some exercises cuz my body was skinny and weak af, now i am thinking of learning some martial arts too for self defense just to keep my self fit and busy and also it looks fun and painful too
@@1wongatonga local gym near me is expensive
@@yashlahotii the pain is worth it lol my older brother tried punching my shin n he ended up gettin hurt more than me😂keep in mind hes 32 and im in my early 20s. conditioning ur shins n elbows are tough but theres ointments to help with pain
I've been doing jui jitsu for a few years now and I have recently started Muay Thai, I have never felt more pain in my life
…is…that a good thing? Lol proves that it’s effective at least…
Isn't that mma? Lol
@@mosman3691 no since mma is a sport that you have to specifically train for, even with jiu jitsu and muay Thai you'd still have to work on wrestling and boxing.
@@jaj4615 danm
Thats a powerfull combination
Wrestiling and bjj with boxing and muay thay
Powerfull
The scary thing about elbows is the power you can deliver and the fact that it can start out looking like a punch from punch rang and by the time you fully realize it's not following the punch pattern you've got a minuscule amount of time to mount an intelligent defense. And if you have your guard high and extended the pain train is practically guaranteed.
While I'm a tkd practitioner. I've always respected the monstrous power of the technique of eight limbs. So many art forms claim the title of best and I've sparred many people from many disciplines.. the handful of muay thai practitioners I've faced never brag or talk down other arts.. they simply demonstrate how swift and powerful their moves are. Their conditioning is spectacular. I set my endurance standards by the rigors of this art and use many of its training ideas to develop my kicks.
Muay Thai conditioning is no joke. tough as nails
TKD is so fucking inferior
I’m a little late to the party, but I also train TKD. As of current, I’m getting ready to test for blue belt. I love taking techniques and strategies from other martial arts. I take inspiration from boxing and I’m learning about Muay Thai. While I train WTF TKD, our sparring does not allow low kicks or face punching, I always say everything is legal in a street fight. I respect all martial arts/fighting styles and I think there is something to learn from all of them.
Appreciate it 🙏🏾, been training in MT since I was 10 its tough but worth it
Vice versa us Muaythai practitioners have great respect for your style of fighting and while we don't use much of it ourselves it is always an honour to spar with one of you👍
Thanks for putting physics equations on the screen to help me really understand what's going on
Now you know what to do if you got attacked by a gray man
Yes. Run
The Silver Surfer will only attack you if you're a bad guy.
the hanuman seems like a good way to get knocked the fuck out if the guy knows boxing
A boxer would get seriously rekt.
+Novislav, The Remover It looks good but i wouldn´t risk myself doing it.
they create muay thai after fighter die by hanuman move.
***** its call muay boran, thai law ban muay boran and create muay thai .
+Novislav, The Remover
I train muay thai and I've never seen this move, aside from this video, in any fight or during training
been fighting muay boran for almost 10 years and still love every minute of it. it's a powerful art,
I might get into Martial Arts. Do I need a background in anything before joining? I found Muay Boran Classes in NYC.
Rob N
u shouldnt need any skills to begin with unless ur trying to sign up to sum elite school... i couldnt even jump a jump rope wen i started
Rob N Just sign up for whatever beginners class they have, you'll be fine ^.^ I went into doing some MMA training being really lazy
did you do it?
@@RobbyBabes
@thrillhouse_1239 What the hell is this lol. I don't remember finding Muay Boran Classes in NYC.
I can see why Annie Leonhardt was based off of him.
Armored Titan same
Her fighting style is savate(French kickboxing)
Her fighting style differed from everyone elses. I'm into martial arts. So naturally. I now want to learn this one.
Her fighting style actually IS Muay Thai. Annie uses the exact stance and techniques they use in Muay Thai lol. Read this, it's pretty interesting;
thecombatnerd.blogspot.com/2014/08/fighting-styles-of-attack-on-titan-part.html
9th Titan Power AoT sucks boyy
Weird that Muay Thai is not that popular in the US, it's a very complete martial art that use the whole body, and really fun to train even if you don't plan on competing and just stick to light sparring, it really helps shape the whole body.
What? Bro, Muay Thai is one of the most popular and sought out disciplines in the united states. Has been for years now.
@@nicktills2786 his comment was 5 years ago lol
@@nicktills2786 that's cap, kickboxing and boxing are more
@@nicktills2786 I'd say that even jiujitsu is even more mainstream in the USA than Muay Thai
I think is illegal practice it in USA
Thai fighter: *seemingly blinks
Narrator: Those glares delivered an overwhelming aura, enough to shudder the opponents bones and innards, also known as "Sharingan."
2:22 Dude straight up pulled a batman on that dudes ass
Clothless grey dude: *kicks guy in the side*
Narrator: He has the capability to cut that man in half
My bully was getting up so I hit him with the flying knee
Numb Default Nice man
Numb default
You hit him with the 𝗙 𝗟 𝗬 𝗜 𝗡 𝗚 𝗞 𝗡 𝗘 𝗘!?
Nice
I'm still practing that, h o w .
Thanks,my grandma didn't stand a chance!
Hi. We would like to know your location.
Thank for teaching me this! My 1 year old sibling didn't stand a chance!
Damn Muay Thai!! YOU SCARY!
I just do It, is very easy when you know when and where attack
i wish i could be as badass as the guy at 2:22
I can do that
+AnonymousHere no one cares, he can too, just won't be as bad ass.
TheOrIsItSomethingWo I think that was master toddy
+AMV Wvlf whatever weeb
TheOrIsItSomethingWo you got to be one of my race to do that
Thai fighter: breathes
Narrator: this simple but yet effective use of the internal muscles known as the lungs can accelerate particles during the exhale process with enough direction and magnitude to take out a full grown man in an instant
It's nice to see a kungfu artist having a humble opinion about Muay Thai. I have been doing traditional wushu and wingchun for the last several years, and some of the best sparring matches have been against Muai Thai artists.
I would really like to see more Chinese arts involved in MMA.
bet u got ur ass kicked to.
Myai tai is Vietnamese
This is ancient Muay Thai, each pose is fatal but nowadays some moves have been removed for safety.
What moves have been removed? I hope you're lying because removing some moves "to make the sport safer" would ruin the damn sport itself.
I got bullied during my Childhood , and I change my Life simply just by Adding this method to anyone who will stand against in my way. Greetings from the Philippines
If u see a silver naked guy with no eyes...FUCKIN RUN!!!
I wanna learn Muai Thai soo bad
its a great martial art masot mma gyms teach it. you should find a place.
then go learn it if youdont have a gym to teach it to you teach it to yourself
Same
AnthonyMazzarella mma muay thai and the real thai style muay thai is different
Sycothic El Tigre true what yo get in mma gyms is more akin to dutch kickboxing. but assuming thats all he has in his area then its better than nothing
Flying Knee is good for knocking someone bigger than you
Haha trust me it is pretty hard to do it in few seconds and in exactly spot without opponent noticing it fast
Daniel Bryan yes yes yes
Muay thai and Lethwei are S-tier martial arts for street fights, and each attack is very brutal
True lethwei is basically Muay Thai but with headbutts lmao
@@notevenalexมวยไทย มวยพม่า เอาไว้ฆ่าคนสมัยโบราณ
I've been in muay thai for 6 year's your first day is hard but fun
If a silver guy is THIS strong, imagine a gold guy, or even better... a PLATINUM GUYYY
With a Muay Thai kick you actually raise your lead legs heel so you can generate more snapping momentum.
If you stay flat foot your kick isnt going to be anywhere near as much force. It's good that he is rotating his lead foot though. 💯
Edit: Just like it's doing in the knee demonstration.
as a MT noob I'll try to remember this
Thanks for the tip
It's called the art of 8 limbs
Haha oh those crazy Muay Thai fighters and their bloody oak shins
normal people : damn, this is goin' to be useful
weebs : no wonder why Annie could throw Reiner away
Annie is so badass
@@sleepyrowdy1826 I see no lies
Yes yes yes
Attack on titan is the one nonweeb show I can actually tolerate
@@OsirisMawn ma G 🤝
This video is awesome man
thanks for the tips! my wife wont know what hit her
1:44 that knee strike tho
Forgot to mention a couple of other things as well. Low kicks are also allowed, and you can kick, punch, knee or elbow the entire body (minus the groin), including the back and the back of the head.
the best striking style IMO
One of those Martial arts that really does come In handy
the simplest yet most effective
Ghost Hawk No.
Zoltan Csikos care to be more specific?
A Ghost
it's true.
True
All u need to do is practice
Thanks,I knocked my teacher out.
Put some of these moves on slow-motion! It helps so much to focus on what is necessary to work on!
(and you get to see 2:22 in a more detailed view; it's sick as!)
Other world people: Yes! More martial arts !
80%+ of Americans: Huh .. naww thanks. We prefer attacking people with insult. We're much more superior any way.
I know this comment is 4 months old but this is funny you basically just explained keyboard warriors
yeah because only Americans use internet
and americans are scared to fight in real life
Lesson learned. Now find a victim on the street, brb.
how did it go?
Paritosh Agarwal rip he died
Lmfao
best martial art on this planet !!!
I wouldn't say that. I love Muay Thai, but it's not the best. There is no best.
Ivan Kicks Puppys Based on what physical evidence? Can we isolate the variable of the style from that of the fighter using it?
best in attacking and defense, best of both !!
Not really...most of the attacking and defending methods are common to most other martial arts.
Defense is the same as in other striking styles i can already tell you don't even train Muay Thai.
Grew up training in this ... learned a lot
I like the shadow fight soundtrack in the background. Brings back memories
2:22 is that guy alive
scary stuff. I remember a Muey Thai fighter kicked 300 pound monster man Brock Lesnar in the ribs and dropped him! A kick that can drop him would probably kill a normal guy.
Human weapon and banged up abroad were some of best and my fvrt shows.
I thought it sent me the “silence of the limbs”
I can't wait to use these techniques for my first world champion fight.
Simple yet effective...
Elbows are usually taught to be arc down unless you do it from behind then it’s arc upwards towards the head with your opponent behind you. Knees are also arc upwards when clinching your opponent and you can also block kicks with your knee cap
Great video
แน่นอนจริงๆๆ ศึกษาถึงขั้นละเอียดละออทุกอย่าง
I love seeing this stuff, I can't believe my trainer was so precise teaching all of this
Thanks this video helped me
I love your physics approach nice work
There are quite a few techniques they didn't show here. One is a knee strike to the face after jumping up from the opponent's leg. Another is similar, but instead of coming up with the knee, you come down with one or both elbows to the top of the opponent's head.
Someone mentioned Muay Boran. Yep, even more hardcore, although possibly not the original. Muay Thai is the "safe" version, but people still die in matches...probably with a lot higher frequency than any other "official" combat sport.
So that move that you are speaking of is not meant to be practical what so ever. It was used for shows to demonstrate (muay boran techniques)… in order to launch off of your opponent’s leg and knee them in the face, 1) you would have to have significant forward motion and 2) you would have to be fighting someone as slow as snail and as stiff as a statue. The same goes with the double elbow move you are speaking of… not a soul on earth would sit still in the perfect muay thai position while somebody launches off of their leg, into the air and stays still long enough for their opponent to perfectly execute an in air elbow or knee.
เขาเรียกท่านั้นว่า ฤษีบดยา ถ้าลงจากหลังช้างในสงคราม มวยไทยห้ามใช้ แต่มวยไชยา หรือ มวยโบราณใช้ได้
Muay Thai can only be used in a self defensive situation if you have trained in it for 6 years or more to have proper developed shins. As for myself I train on Heavy bag only due to not being able to afford Muay Thai training at a gym neither the transportation! I trained in Muay Thai conditioning as of now just a few days/ times now and look forward to continuing!
Thank you ❤️
Thank you
Muay Thai has long been used in various battles and wars in the past. Each of them was extremely life threatening. Muay Thai today is much safer than ancient Muay Thai.
where can i read more about that?
@@sirkyrxon936 muay thai boran is the name of the ancient muay thai
I had no idea we were this strong
It really depends on the fighter, not the art, that determines whether or not a strike is strong. Anyone can learn how to use the Muay Thai roundhouse; it's not truly exclusive to the martial art, as Karate and Taekwondo will testify. Muay Thai tends to train the practitioner more in terms of physical exercise, which is why it tends to hit much harder. But if you take a Muay Thai newbie against an experienced fighter regardless of martial art, the fighter will often be the one with the stronger kick.
Your day of knocking people out in one blow will come if you train hard enough. It's not the art that makes you strong, but it's you.
I love this kind of fights
Good illustration. Basically some of the first things to learn in Muay Thai.
This is the striking sport.
Ive once kneed someone in the stomach/chest while fighting and thats when I realized how dangerous it is when done properly because the person I fought couldn’t stand up... then I watched this and it says the knee strike can put 2 tons of force 💀 damn, I feel it now
i was looking for the show for a long time now it just pops up
I needed this. I really would like to master this Art.
Muay Thai in the olden days Used to kill people in the war. In the war is called. Ja-tu-rong-ka-brad To protect the elephant and the king.Therefore, each of the skills of Muay Thai will knock the opponents become unconscious or die in a one skill.
...sounds like you believe a little bit too much in the fantasy. No single strike guarantees a knockout, especially since there are plenty of strikes that don't actually aim to deliver one, even in Muay Thai. For example, the elbow strike that was shown will actually very rarely result in anything remotely close to a knockout, what it's meant to do is use the sharp surface on that part of the elbow to open a cut, typically over the opponent's eye. It's a move that disorients and debilitates, thus letting you set up other moves that are much more likely to actually end the fight. Also, killing techniques do exist, but not in Muay Thai, at least not in its modern rendition. It's also a long, long way from being the only martial art used for warfare.
Japanese soldiers were commonly trained in Karate, Judo and Japanese Jujutsu, in fact, most modern Judo throws had to be dramatically altered because the original techniques they were derived from were designed to have the opponent land on their head or neck, thus killing them. Traditional Karate also has a litany of strikes to the eyes and throat, the latter of which can also result in killing an opponent.
Chinese soldiers were often trained in a style of Kung Fu, although Kung Fu is an umbrella term for Chinese martial arts, and that has far too long and varied a history for me to make any comments on specific techniques. Either way this training commonly included weapons, and the unarmed techniques from these styles have in some way influenced most of the martial arts that came out of Asia. It's unfortunate that a lot of the Kung Fu styles used in warfare have been lost to time, and that there are so many people looking to cash in on it, but there are still places that train legitimate Kung Fu, they're just increasingly rare as time goes by.
@@danielhounshell2526 wat?
no single strikes guarantees a knockout? are you serious?
what planet are you from😂
The original Muay Thai which is Muay Boran. A true master can kill a water buffalo with one kick.
Trebor Nabiuq which Single Strike guarantees a knock out?
Why do matches last several minutes then if?
@@Raiden6277 yeah thats impossible
Them knees is dangerous
Those elbow and knee strikes are absolutely ruthless when employed properly.
I like how they put some energy physics rules in the videos , what a good way to revise!!
The Muay thai kick is on of the best easy moves ever.
@Joel Roy not true
@Joel Roy the leg?
ท่าเตะของมวยไทย ไม่ได้เตะง่ายๆหรอกนะ ถ้าไม่ได้รับการฝึกฝนที่ดี จากครูฝึก ไม่ใช้ว่าใครก็เตะได้ แค่ดูวีดีโอ การใช้ศอกการใช้เข่าก็เหมือนกัน ถ้าอยากเจอของจริง มาเมืองไทยครับ
Watching all these "ain't got shit if they pull a knife" arguments and I have to laugh. Muay Thai was originally developed as Muay boran, as a way of fighting armed opponents while unarmed. It was pretty successful. All of you can be ignorant weeaboos all you want and talk all the shit you want about Muay Thai but keep in mind Muay Thai itself is actually the cleaned up SAFE version of its original art. Muay Thai is the sport form that had many techniques lost over the years due to high amounts of deaths involved with it.
On a separate note, you all can fear the gray people but I feel bad for the real people you see getting SLAMMED the fuck down before they show the gray people breakdown. Like fuck are they alright?!
I've studied and mastered in Muay Boran and don't take Muay Thai to lightly a lot of the techniques are still there and still just as deadly if used properly.
Yes. Having the learned moves, speed, strength, agility, [extreme] pain conditioning, determination and cool head is all the difference between life or death. A lot depends on the attacker too, but chances are on the side of the trained for surviving. One simply wants to get away, or if that's not an option; get a more fearsome weapon [a wooden chair is devastating in tossing and stabbing..], not kill the dude.
Steel chair steel chair its all over! Haha
Weeaboos has nothing to do with thai culture.
They ain't gonna have shit if the attacker pulls out a gun though
imagine being a robber and getting hit with anyone of these attacks from a muay thai master 💀💀💀
the knee lifting up a car is the best thing i heard in all my week
Silver guy: Do random moves
Narrator: It destroys opponents emotions+body+family+bank account, and generates power more than a modern nuclear bomb.
Personally I think Muay Thai is one of the best self defense sport. Some moves might appear simple but they are very effective and can break bones. I train Muay Thai at home not a lot but it’s very effective especially when you fight someone bigger than you
what happesn if the bigger guy know muay Thai?
@@frkangungor wrestling also since wrestling is also taught for tough people. Well what do I know it depends on the fighter how he executes the art.
I dont know bro. Thats quite unrealistic if you ask me. If a bigger opponent also knows how to fight even without martial arts backgrpund he can also beat a martial artist. But since MT is a hand to hand cma iys quite very obcvious that a bigger person will win in a fight if you only rely on being omgbak and MA. Sire muay will win if we will talk about stand up combat with scoring rules with points but if that same bigger guy goes all out...Yo gotta watch your back.
Remember MA is only like a book of lnowledge its not basically a weapon. YOU ARE THE WEAPON.
@@raymundbalce4550 Literally one kick to the knee/ribs or a single elbow and the bigger guy is gone. You have way more range aswell since people who don't train will almost never go for kicks
@@user-fl1st2ot2p the reality is unpredictable my man. Tge best defense is just to avoid fights PERIOD. Reality is no joke when adrenaline comes high.
One kick? Really dude?!
that was dope that I watched it twice.!! :)
thanks bro
"The moon landing was CGI!"
CGI in the 2000s:
So practice Muay Thai but add some of the highly effective concepts from western boxing and practice BJJ but add some of the highly effective concepts from wrestling. Got it
Pretty much yea and you just made yourself the strongest martial art ever. Train thai boxing clinch and jiu jitsu and you're literally unstoppable
Thanks bro, my friends never even expected it!
thanks for this moves :)
Thank you for letting me know what a must thai user will do 😃, now I know the best counter to it is running the fuck away