Traditional Muay Thai Stance and Rhythm Explained | Beginner Basics with Neungsiam Fairtex

Join us as Golden Era's Neungsiam "Fairtex" Samphusri breaks down the traditional Muay Thai boxing stance. Footwork is an essential part of any martial arts foundation, and a great place for beginners to start learning.
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Ima be honest, im not gonna follow the advice unless the guy looks like he could be my uncle and ngl, these guys look like my uncle and even talks like them, the thick thai accent just adds so much

[@quentinthelionwarrior]

Real. Its giving authentic

[@mrdinshaw]

Wow I like that the coach understands that everyone is unique in their stance and approach.

[@sportmuaythaiv1045]

Neungsiam Fairtex was my second muaythai teacher, and I appreciate his muaythai stance. Standing facing your opponent almost square. Notice his rear foot only angle out slightly, and not pointed out as much as in Queensbury boxing. This will faciltate in blocking (checking) of opponent's kick more effeciently.

[@flyingknee23]

Very informative Video! A very must need for a beginner who started going. This is sort of my private training because at class, he can’t focus on one forever.

[@gavedu2203]

lmao bro this is golden content just like the era he fought in. great video for every level of fighter either to learn from him or to confirm your beliefs about fighting. Could listen to him all day answering absolutely most simple questions and details about Muay Thai

[@Loiczzr]

I understand about head down, how about shoulders? Do you bring them up ?

[@CombatCultureUSA]

I like to keep them relaxed, with my chin down and hands up.

[@brocknspectre1221]

Thanks for this video! I’m just starting out in Muay Thai and I love Neungsiam Fairtex's instructions. I find I have a little trouble understanding him so I’ve been going back and rewatching these vids at 0.75x speed. I find that really helps me understand every word he’s saying 👍

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I just did my first Muay Thai lesson 2 days ago!

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Congratulations.

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You can tell this guy could kick you into Tuesday.

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thank you for the video ☺️ I really learned a lottt

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Thank you gentlemen. This is getting me back into Muay Thai and changing my life.

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Standing square has its pros and cons , but i like it

[@Jay_Sidaris]

how do i train my shins to stop being little sissy lalas on kicking the heavy bag??

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Thanks Sir. Excellent vidéo. Do you have an on-line course?

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Love the content! I hope to start muay thai this coming year!

[@AaronOptimal]

Just started today and my teacher taught that we shouldn’t have our feet pointed forward and have them in a V type of positioning

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The stance is scary

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Amazing bags.

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Thank you 😊

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Very informative! 👍

[@CombatCultureUSA]

Thank you!

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Great video...addressed every question i had

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Finally someone asking the right questions!

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Simple yet necessary information!

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Feet not on a tightrope or a surfboard.

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[@ginomarone8831]

Also, boxers will pivot the front foot inward when throwing lead hooks where as MT doesn’t. Reason: once you pivot the lead foot / knee / leg, your opponent will drop a low kick on you that will be impossible to - take (let alone defend) Just take a look at boxers: left hook, left pivot. MT: left hook, left foot staying “square” or pointed toward opponent. From here you can check with the shin, or like the Kyokushin fighters, just take the kick (by putting weight on, pushing lead leg out slightly, toward the incoming kick)

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Dont simp brah. Focus on moves fighting

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