Muay Thai Walkdown Attack - Yodkhunpon | Patreon Documentary
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ค. 2017
- This video of a session from yesterday with Yodkhunpon was so good, and so applicable I just had to share it with everyone. He's one of my favorite legends to work with and truly inspiring. He has a gentleness that is all his own which hides a beautiful and terrible violence of attack. This is part of a much longer session, probably and hour and twenty minutes that I'll be putting up in my Patreon Muay Thai Library in a few months, but for now this is just an awesome clip that works all on its own.
It's a basic orthodox vs orthodox walkdown attack, using walk forward knees and kicks to the left side, and a powerful right elbow. He says you could fight an entire fight like this. It felt great to learn, hope you enjoy!
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This lady will become the encyclopedia of Mauy Thai. She will be the most sought after Mauy Thai trainer. She needs to be open to training MMA fighters. That’s where most of her students will come from.
I feel like MMA fighters might fall into a dangerous pattern if learning from Thai trainers specifically, because the upright stance and most defensive logic from Thailand can start falling apart once they’re facing shoot-heavy wrestling types, handsy grapplers etc.
But yeah, if they want somewhere to polish up on Thai striking specifically, then “Sylvie Academy” is pretty much the best way to go lol
She already IS "the encyclopedia of Muay Thai"! And I love how she and her husband are both working hard to preserve the legacy of Golden Age Muay Thai because it has sadly been getting diluted and slowly morphed into something different for a while now. My goal is to go visit and/or move to Thailand and hopefully get the opportunity to train with Sylvie at some point. And if I'm even luckier, with some of her idols too. That would take care of several items on my bucket list. 🪣
you're channel is something that stands above the rest. honestly, you could make a living being an online "trainer." your content stands heads and shoulders above the rest because you show a personal twist to teaching. you have an emphasis on how YOU like to throw things, what your end goal with a technique is and how set them up.
Thank you for saying so! I do support myself, and my fighting career through Patreon Support, which includes my lengthy (hour long) commentary on the training I've received from experts across Thailand www.patreon.com/posts/muay-thai-uncut-7058199
Not just a trainer dude, a high level Nak Muay technician. Her channel really help my game, and I have been training for 5 years under thai trainers. Just see how she transits into an elbow after removing the guard WITH THE SAME HAND! Bruce Lee is an amateur compared to her.
You have made this 1,000 year old art a scholarly study, you're an asset to the Thai lineage and culture, the weight of your thoughts and this art is so real and we are all so grateful!
Sylvie, thanks so much for letting us in on this training session alongside you. I get so much out of these videos. Not only that but you are spreading the love for Muay Thai all around the world. You are one of my favorite people!
The info on the non-switch left kick was pretty cool. I've never really known exactly how to do it
I’m literally watching all of your videos. Soooo many little things that are invaluable and so useful. You’re amazing and I couldn’t thank you enough !
Cheers. I'm glad you appreciate it and find things useful. :)
Fantastic! You are currently my favorite all time Muay Thai Channel. Thank you!
I love watching your videos. You’re a badass doing a great thing documenting this tradition. And becoming absolutely deadly in the process.
I have so much respect for ur teachers , they sacrifice so much in the ring to help u learn.
Your videos are excellent, Sylvie! I love how you walk through your trainings and that coach is fantastic. He really knows his stuff. Stay strong!
Thank you for putting this on the internet for free. I've been watching alot of film and cant believe all this information is available on the internet
I'm new to your channel, I just watched three or four videos in a row and learned something each time! I suscribe!
Awesome breakdown, best I've seen in a very long time thank you for the upload ^^
Nice video Sylvie! Love your smiles and your balance.
these videos are golden, continue the awesome work!
This is amazing. I can't wait to see your next fight. One of the last fights you put up was brutal. You really are coming into your own and fighting just beautifully.
Seen a few videos. Love them.
Love your videos. The explanations are great
Great video thanks for sharing. I am picking up so many tips and techniques from your videos. Keep them coming.
That was so worth watching.
This channel is AMAZING
i love this. this is so helpful. And your voice is so calm. I feel like i learned a lot.
The way yall are shadowing is the same way I shadow. I flow like I'm gliding when I move like this. Just from watching this it gave me tones of creative Ideas haha. When you mentioned he's left handed I am too no wonder he's so creative
Much respect and spirit Ms Sylvie. I bow to you. Keep up the passion and phenomenal work.
I'm in love with this tactic
Awesome video! I’m so thankful for your content. Will become patreon soon. And Yodkhunpon… what a ferocious force
Love what you do here 😁😁😁. Wish you the Best
I love how you talk about the beauty of Muay thai
This is lovely I needed this
This channel is QUALITY! awesome work & I love it thats it's a woman doing it + you've got a beautiful spirit that people just fall in love with. ty for upload :)
Thank you so much what a lovely person you are being so unselfish and letting us all learn as you do thanks so much from a seasoned fighter and still learning who misses Thailand so much .keep up good work
So much technical knowledge on your channel.
These videos and these tips from these legends fills me full of joy. I could only imagine how amazing you must feel in the ring with them. While being exhausted Ofcourse lol
Thank You
Can't wait to train today! One day I hope to be as good as you.
Thanks Sylvie
Subscribed. Great explanation of the trainer
i love the high guard with the forearms
i love this video
Thank you for sharing Sylvie. Ive learned alot from youe videos.
Stellar training material. +1 subscriber here!
The knowledge!
Incredible gas tank
good job
100% badass, Warrior.
Seriously Sylvia, thank you for this. Getting these champions together and describing the sessions in the detail that you do is a champion effort!
I’l hit you up on Patreon. What’s the address?
sylvia your work trying to understand muaythai is amazing incredible and i can say that there is not anyone like you,that videos so professional... i like it because of the content you bring to us .... you need to be more relax....less farang....
Beautiful, I appreciate you sharing a longer video. Next time I'm in Thailand can you give me some gym recommendations, depending on the area I stay in? Thanks Sylvie!!
On my forum is my full list of gym recommendations, if you have follow up questions you can ask them in this thread: 8limbs.us/muay-thai-forum/topic/793-my-list-of-muay-thai-gyms-i-recommend-in-thailand/
damn.. i hope the Philippines will have this kind of fight community
Thank you. My left leg (and arm) is so weak that I often use my right but then get hooked to the liver. If I did this, attack with my left, then my liver hooking orthodox opponent would I think have a hard time.
I wonder if there are some basic kick muscle building exercises on your channel.
I am still hoping for the arrival of the 原始リスト (Genshi Risu).
Bonjour,
excellent préparation,
le prochain combat votre adversaire doit garder les yeux ouverts il aura des surprises et dans la tête des étoiles .
Cordialement
cool video
Damn Sylvie thanks for that tip.
Sylvie, thanks for the amazing videos. A few questions. What gym does Yodkhunpon teach out of? Also, didn't know you were from the NJ/NY area, I live in NJ as well, just curious if you're still located around here because it would be awesome to train with you!
I like that tip on the added step to address southpaws. So cool.
Is This only setting up the rear Ellbow or anything on rear side like knee or kick
Love you Sylvie
Interestingly I was never shown the switch setup for a lead kick when training in Thailand. It was always based off of forward movement and tying sequences so that you ended in orthodox by returning your lead food to the front. There was no concept of fighting southpaw as a tactical choice either. Unclear if they restricted this as it was a lot to teach in a rapidly rotating gym or if it was the style.
love the channel , where can i train with him ?
Pattaya, Thailand
So the kick doesn’t land at a 90 degree angle? Kind of like tracing a backwards 7, up and over?
What brand of pads are those? I've been looking for something like those - like oversized boxing mitts.
Ben White I think Top King but not sure.
Hey Sylvie! Just as a fan I wanted to note from this video: It seems that step in for the elbow is a challenge still? I know you switched over to southpaw these days, but I'm just not seeing that lead kick into elbow appearing at all! Still working on this?
Just wondering what the private instruction fee these instructors ask?
Hi Sylvie, I am a short fighter (5'1") in the US, what style of fighting would you think is good for short fighters to use against taller more punch and kick heavy opponents?
Patricia close range, cutting off a taller opponent's reach and leg kicking. But, I don't believe you can just pick a style off a list. You have a style in your nature that will be uncovered, like carving a figure out of the stone. So just take that suggestion as a suggestion and work out your own style as you go.
2:45 smooth
I've seen you train with quite a few people, but this guy made you look brutal.
Hi Sylvie☺
I cant find this full video on your Patreon for some reason, did you post it yet?
Chanon Kuldraree Not yet. Will be up in a few months, other trainimg sessions already queued
Sylvie von Duuglas-Ittu - Muay Thai thank youuuu
which gym he trains in ?
🌸🥰🙏🌸
In regards to step down after the front kick - if you haven't closed the distance enough for an elbow, a right cross works just as well. It's actually insane how much power this generates. I first saw Jomthong Chuwattana doing it on pads in this video (copied the link at the respective time): th-cam.com/video/-SMn_c12TCc/w-d-xo.html
It catches people off guard. Few expect you to punch immediately after a kick, let alone it being a powerful punch. I've noticed that when I do it a couple of times in sparring and do catch my partner, they stop trying to counter my front kicks with punches and I just land free kicks from there on.
Bl2EAKIN.... That was a really cool pad work video you linked us to. Those guys go hard and have fun at the same time.
Ur right elbow very gud ~
How did u learn Thai
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You know people talk a lot about having to have a "killer instinct" to be a real competitive fighter but it can be kind of rare to see people who legitimately have that. And man even when he was just slapping you with the pads to keep your hands up there was such a palpable violence in his eyes.
You are so beautiful it shows your love for the sport awesome vid
No hand wraps, just kick, knee and elbows. Now why doesn't any of my coaches do stuff like this. Hahaha
At 13:50 what is the purpose of keeping your hand on the opponent when turning? Is it to influence their movement? To control distance? Is it related to what's shown in the first minute or so of the Rambaa trailer? th-cam.com/video/viW2WOkIjIw/w-d-xo.html
It hides your intention, controls their guard and therefore their ability to respond, and you could apply some oressure to even dobalance them across theor own frame.
@@8limbsUs thanks so much! Thanks too to Kevin and all the fighters who share their time and expertise!