This is the mean old-school muay thai that makes it so badass...i remember one of my first real teachers was a short stocky thai man who would drink whiskey every night then get up in the morning and put body pads on and let us kick him until we were done. He was like an indestructible machine. Wish mma guys really worked at this stuff more...thai sweeps are amazing for mma clinch game.
Agreed. The very first time I went to Thailand, the instructor legitimately was smoking a cigarette with a beer right before our private session. He proceeded to whoop my ass, no problem, no sweat broken lol.
@@bloemuit5255 I think some principles are similar, but the philosophies differ. Muay thai sweeps are really like strong lowkicks to the post leg. Muay thai trips and sweeps are more about strength I feel, and they use few reaping motions. Judo had way more hip to hip and reaping style takedowns.
@@trentyazzie5794 probably no. They hug their opponent to mutual peace(aka clinching) whenever logan senses the distance being closed. These guys are messengers of peace in the battlefield.
I trained with Gae a decade ago, and holy shit he's a wealth of knowledge, but he's not the best trainer if your prepping for a fight. He's a badass, and a great guy, but he has no problem hurting you. I love the old school aggressive style, but getting injured in training sucks.
I suppose it's a different era back in the old style it was literally training to fight for your life so fighters where put through hell as opposed to training for a prolonged professional career. I suppose it comes down to what you training for if you want skills you have to apply once or twice at full capacity in a lifetime or are you training for a professional career. Personally I love the old school badass way because I train for combat. Unfortunately I live in a extremely crime ridden country with a very high murder rate so these skills come in handy in my circumstances but I suppose if you going to be a pro maybe somebody who has a stop button might be a better option lol 🙏😎💪
these techniques where you use the inertia and force of the opponants to take him down is very similar to the concept of judo and aïkido reunited, Muay Thai share the same principles. it's a powerful tools for clinch situation and close combat.
@@FLPXIZ i in a street fight, Tyson would win. Yes I know, that the muay thai trainer could use elbows and knees ... but he would never get to that against a Mike Tyson ... Tyson would knock this trainer out in seconds Story over
Lo que me gusta de este man, es que él a diferencia de otros maestros de Aikido y otras "artes marciales" de dudosa efectividad, sí derriba a su oponente, es decir, son técnicas efectivas, no solamente espectáculo.
Muay thai is the best art for striking. Boxing, kickboxing , karate and a few other arts can be effective too but the rest are for movies. Like kung fu, aikido , taekwondo, etc
How can u learned something if u wanna fight back. While they all come there as a student expecting some knowledge and technique in fighting from this particular trainer.. If u wanna be able to fight back with full forced u do that on competition ring. I believe many competition is available outside this training camp..
Why do i feel like even though it looks like it hurts, he is actually holding back real hard when he sweeps and throws them down? It is so strange and nerve wrecking at the same time!
Clearly you haven't been in a clinch with a pro. They are using your center of gravity against you. It doesn't matter how hard you hold. Your body is gonna move with your weight. That's why he said technique not power.
I sparred against a grappler in my gym and it didn't really matter if I held on tight. The best thing you can do to a grappler is not let him grapple you in the first place and also be butt naked with shorts only. I made the mistake of sparring with a grappler and wore a shirt.
yea except none of this would work against say khabib cormier usman... wouldnt even work against cejudo whos half his size... he would get double legged onto his head almost instantly
@@8thsheet407 well why didnt u just say that at first?? Nothing wrong with your viewpoint. I think he may have a lil ego but i dont think he would intentionally harm a student.i mean sometimes success goes to people heads a little bit but you cant argue his influence
@Brett Goym lol trying to pretend like you do lol. Obviously they work and well when done correctly. What you dont understand is that here they arent done correctly and they are done with guys who go with it. He isnt using proper technique at all. So yea it does not work...what he is doeing doesnt work. Watch somejudo or like you pretend to know tai...watch what they do
@@therandomnomad435 lololol yeah okay...i bet I can hit pads and look great too. Doesnt mean im a good boxer. This is against willing opponents...means fuck all
@@hermessanchez7955 hitting pads is not an easy job at all. It takes a lot of time to condition your shins and hands to take those strikes, and thats not something you can do in a day or two. And this man has been doing muay thai ever since he was eight years old. Do you think you have a chance against him in a fight? A newbie like you or me would get smoked in an actual fight with a thai fighter.
Dude, they treat the Thai kids the roughest by far. This nothing compared to the grilling the 13 to 17 years olds are put through. The parents vest all the responsibility on the coaches and give them a free hand.
Is not like any of the is really coming at em with the actual intention of fighting for survival. They just line up to be thrown around, why even make a montage of it. They agreed to get thrown and they "learn" haha 😄
There’s not much of a possibility of them getting hurt because he just grabs them and there body weight takes them down most of the time. And the floor is softened.
![Classic Trainer Gae [Superbon's trainer] Seminar Full Video | Ancient Muay Thai Techniques](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/gg9tSc_A7BE/mqdefault.jpg)
Makes it look easy
Absolutely 🤌
Don’t ever fuck with an older dude who’s got a dragon tattoo covering his entire back
Kiryu kazuma
He from Thailand
we learned that from Red Dragon, thank you
It's just a chick Dragon 😅 Lol
is he legit ?
i love how he stares into their soul and takes all of three seconds to wind up his sweep. Like "what are you gonna do about it?"
How do you know he stares into their soul? He probably stare just only their eyes.
@@gwhatswrongwithyou9323 *sigh* i dont know. i admit, i have no clue. dammit ali, you ruin everything
@@gwhatswrongwithyou9323 🤦♂️
@@gwhatswrongwithyou9323 I don't know if you use use sarcasm and pretend to be stupid or just too serious and prented to be smart
@@michaelsebastian914 then his mission is accomplished!
hahahahha!
Can this guy be the villian in the next Tony Jaa movie please?
Tony could refuse ahahahah
😂
YES!
😄😃😂🤣🤣😁
@นายฉันทพัฒน์ ไร้พวง ได้
Let the bodies hit the floor
His students must be like iron after he's done with them
Sonds like a Tony Ferguson condtioning Training.
Bro, do you even Judo?
@@cornelmalteahlers3774 Kind of, do BJJ and use to train Muay Thai
@@cornelmalteahlers3774 jukodas are tough as nails
@@Jenjak That's what I wanted to point out.
if im teaching his son in class. i wil say sorry everytime he do wrong.
😂😂😂
Trainer Gae would probably want you to be as hard on his son as he is on his students.
He will despise you then.
You don't deserve to be a teacher then 😂
He does all this while wearing a gold chain
*CHAD*
Lol ! Yep all this while smoking a cig
Cause he a yakuza
Wouldn't want to be the one to brake it.
Yes cuz he a thug g
This is the mean old-school muay thai that makes it so badass...i remember one of my first real teachers was a short stocky thai man who would drink whiskey every night then get up in the morning and put body pads on and let us kick him until we were done. He was like an indestructible machine. Wish mma guys really worked at this stuff more...thai sweeps are amazing for mma clinch game.
I wish I could have a trainer like him. Mind over matter. My "father" hardly taught me anything
Have you ever fought in the ring though?
Are mauy thai Sweeps similar to judo Sweeps?
Agreed. The very first time I went to Thailand, the instructor legitimately was smoking a cigarette with a beer right before our private session. He proceeded to whoop my ass, no problem, no sweat broken lol.
@@bloemuit5255 I think some principles are similar, but the philosophies differ. Muay thai sweeps are really like strong lowkicks to the post leg. Muay thai trips and sweeps are more about strength I feel, and they use few reaping motions. Judo had way more hip to hip and reaping style takedowns.
"Not power...IQ" what a legend
There are some incredible fighters around the world. The future of combat sports is bright.
the spotlight only haven't shine on them yet.
No, it's my son
Not with Jake and Logan Paul hogging up the spotlight.💀
@@trentyazzie5794 don't worry they will get knocked to the hospital in one of their next Fights soon
@@trentyazzie5794 probably no. They hug their opponent to mutual peace(aka clinching) whenever logan senses the distance being closed. These guys are messengers of peace in the battlefield.
I would love the opportunity to train with Trainer Gae. This man is legendary.
This is proper training he uses you against you he doesn’t hurt you he lets your lack hurt you. The ultimate teacher
0:45 Buff Ariel Helwani
I was looking for this
Knew this was coming
Lol
This is Tony Petrov, famous and very good Bulgarian muay thai fighter
Oh shit that's his brother
He look like look the last boss to fight in a yakuza videogame mate 🤣🤣🤣
More like the first boss.
I trained with Gae a decade ago, and holy shit he's a wealth of knowledge, but he's not the best trainer if your prepping for a fight. He's a badass, and a great guy, but he has no problem hurting you. I love the old school aggressive style, but getting injured in training sucks.
wouldnt he know to make sure u dont get injured during training if ur prepping for a fight tho ?
@@slysoulja1861 lol. Not in the old school aggressive style.
I suppose it's a different era back in the old style it was literally training to fight for your life so fighters where put through hell as opposed to training for a prolonged professional career. I suppose it comes down to what you training for if you want skills you have to apply once or twice at full capacity in a lifetime or are you training for a professional career. Personally I love the old school badass way because I train for combat. Unfortunately I live in a extremely crime ridden country with a very high murder rate so these skills come in handy in my circumstances but I suppose if you going to be a pro maybe somebody who has a stop button might be a better option lol 🙏😎💪
This man is a rock ..
@@gmy33Thank you 💕!!!..
*Me being dad wrestling my children* "I didn't raise no chumps" (slaps elbow three times) *PILE DRIVER*
HAHAHAHHAHHAA made my day
Me being a dad:Im speed
Absolutely beautiful technique
Yes gun na
No power, IQ. Beautiful trainer Gae. I would love to be trained with him just for a day
In a class, there's always that one guy that shows of thinking he can humiliate the instructor, and in the end got schooled...
Yeah I noticed that one guy was trying to humiliate the teacher, it shows a total lack of respect....
@@nickdadon yea, I was lucky enough to have Gae train me for my first fight and the reverence he commands is huge.
This man makes monsters. With technique comes discipline
Those throws looks simple, reliable, very praticle, and impressive in effectiveness.
these techniques where you use the inertia and force of the opponants to take him down is very similar to the concept of judo and aïkido reunited, Muay Thai share the same principles. it's a powerful tools for clinch situation and close combat.
Was just thinking something similar. I think the grappling/clinch element of may Thai is underrated
this guys has an amazing story....look up as many videos as u can of him i promise you wont be sad
He's like one of yakuza bosses (game)
This guy behind Superbon Knock Petrosian, if you guys get the chance to train with him. Remember to obey him and you will succeed.
he is the best trainer ever , he teach that there is no pain , you can cry in a fight
The thai are masters in throws while clinching and destabilizing.
Mike Tyson would still destroy this trainer!
Karate
@@kalterkakaozumfruhstuck1515 only in boxing rules... on thai rules tyson would be destroyed
@@FLPXIZ i
in a street fight, Tyson would win.
Yes I know, that the muay thai trainer could use elbows and knees ... but he would never get to that against a Mike Tyson ...
Tyson would knock this trainer out in seconds
Story over
Khabib would destroy this guy. Really.
0:36 Why does this look like Ariel Helwani if he was actually a fighter? 😂
lmao
I thought it was Ariel. Looks like his twin if not.
Lo que me gusta de este man, es que él a diferencia de otros maestros de Aikido y otras "artes marciales" de dudosa efectividad, sí derriba a su oponente, es decir, son técnicas efectivas, no solamente espectáculo.
Muay thai is the best art for striking. Boxing, kickboxing , karate and a few other arts can be effective too but the rest are for movies. Like kung fu, aikido , taekwondo, etc
I would to spend a few years training with him. He builds old school tough fighters really respect his philosophy 🙏
His fights are so much fun to watch. He’s brilliant.
1 of the most genuine and authentic coach
When I see this kind of dude and skill I feel like a baby in the martial world...
Look at the way he effortlessly throws grown men to the ground. Would love to see him fight.
I really want a class with him...to be able for him to teach me would be sick
Well, if you have the money and time, book a ticket to where he is and go for his classes for a month or so
I’d love coach like this.
I think this guy also trained Khabib in Muay Thai too. There was a video of them training, during Khabib earlier days.
@@TheMixedPlateFrequency that's not khabib man...
He does it with such ease that it almost looks like one of those Tai chi videos
I saw this dude on ig he is funny and serious at the same time, fantastic
These throws are so nice looking. Almost like the throws and sweeps we see here in judo and aikido.
lol it looks great
definitely gonna try it
The sound he makes after each move is like a game score... awwweee
Holy shit, Trainer Gae is INVINCIBLE if you don't fight back!
this ^ I'd like to see him try his horseshit on a mma fighter of his same weight class
He'll get smacked up in the real world
How can u learned something if u wanna fight back. While they all come there as a student expecting some knowledge and technique in fighting from this particular trainer..
If u wanna be able to fight back with full forced u do that on competition ring. I believe many competition is available outside this training camp..
I can't believe the comments like this. How stupid are you? This a class
@@bobthemadmonkey wtf are you on dip shit, about class
One Of The Best Coach And Legend
That sweep and takedown was so effortless. No wasted strength only pure perfected technique
❤️Master Gae🙏🔝💪🦁Superbon is a lucky guy to have you as a trainer🔝🔝🔝🙏
Why do i feel like even though it looks like it hurts, he is actually holding back real hard when he sweeps and throws them down? It is so strange and nerve wrecking at the same time!
You can tell this guy creates monsters💯
He’s exactly like one of GSPs jiu jitsu parters that trains drunk
this guy is super rough, but you can tell he also cares for his students too. rough training = tough fighter
High pitched voice is the mark of great fighters.
The art of defense is so awesome.
And he still has his gold chain on lol 😂
No Power no head Power IQ, ouiiiiiiii! Real real master the best in the world thank u master Gae🥋
He's Awesome! Would Love to be his student!
Come to thailand....he is taking students...
Good job Daniel. Thank you.
Takes me back to my karate days when Sensei thought he was a Ninja, beasting compliant students.
That man is teaching them how to break a fall in a fight. Seems cruel but learning how to fall is fundamental in a fight.
"One last try ?"
"I'm good coach."
I CAN HEAR MAKACHEV SAYING THIS
Me encanta este hombre ¡
Grande . Kru
The man's a legend
I want to see some of his old Muay Thai fights I bet he was a beast
Watch. Muay Thai scholar or search Muay Thai golden era
He is washed
@@mainowl tell him that to his face
@@ghilishcambino8336 why? Do I need to? If I were to see him should I say it on his face? I'm just saying that he is Washed
@@ghilishcambino8336 I mean he's probably right, but dude is still dangerous
I'm still torn between who I rather train with this dragon, Diselnoi, the emperor, or Samart
Dieselnoi would be my number one pick!
This master is a legend
I don't practice muaythai but i enjoy this video. He is kind of legendary coach.
He is superbon's trainer.
0:45 ariel looks pretty good
È bravissimo e riesce sempre a controllare la tecnica in base all aversario.
Awesome guy! Respect!
Hint: When in a tight clinch, and the guy is going to toss you like this, hold on to his body, tight.
Clearly you haven't been in a clinch with a pro. They are using your center of gravity against you. It doesn't matter how hard you hold. Your body is gonna move with your weight. That's why he said technique not power.
I sparred against a grappler in my gym and it didn't really matter if I held on tight. The best thing you can do to a grappler is not let him grapple you in the first place and also be butt naked with shorts only. I made the mistake of sparring with a grappler and wore a shirt.
yea except none of this would work against say khabib cormier usman... wouldnt even work against cejudo whos half his size... he would get double legged onto his head almost instantly
Anyone else noticed that when they were doing pushups at the end the person was counting in Croatian.
It's bulgarian
Nice video i can hear there is some bulgarian people as well respect am from Bulgaria 🇧🇬🖤
This man is legend
0:36 good for ariel he's finally putting some actual experiences to his fight commentating expertise
😂😂😂👍
There chances of winning are higher when training with Gae
I would love to go to a seminar!
This trainer is awesome
Gae is just gangster 24/7
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@@fdry8622 มั่วไทยครับ
@@fdry8622 เทนเนอร์ gae เขาเป็นคนไทย แล้วอีกอย่างสำเนียงไหม
@@user-vw1xm1dc3y ผมก้บอกว่าครูเป็นคนไทยสมัยหนุ่มเค้าต่อยกับพม่าสมัยนั่นมันไมมีคลิปหลอกหนุ่มน้อย
@@user-vw1xm1dc3y มั่วไทยอ่าไรครับครูคนนี้เค้าอยู่ประเทศไทยสมัยหนุ่มๆแกต่อยกับพม่าสายคาดเชือก มันจะไม่มีใด้อย่างไรครับ กฌประวัฒแก่เขียนไว ในกูเกี้ล ไปดูสิครับ
This just shows how much he could throw someone like a ragdoll
HES BADASS 🙏🏻👊🏼
When youre "actually" the baddest guy in the room
If he's so tough, the toughest guy in the room. then he should get in to a real fight.
(I Never have a real fight)
@@8thsheet407 its always one isnt it.
@@8thsheet407 Have you heard of sparring or a demonstration
@@morty6102 I've seen him in other videos he's very cocky. don't know if it's his way of teaching, but for me it's more of its like a bullying
@@8thsheet407 well why didnt u just say that at first?? Nothing wrong with your viewpoint. I think he may have a lil ego but i dont think he would intentionally harm a student.i mean sometimes success goes to people heads a little bit but you cant argue his influence
Its a rough sport so you train rough. No pain No Gain.
Lol just as fake as all the rest oc the gurus....none of that works full speed. Notice none of it is faster than granny speed
@Brett Goym lol trying to pretend like you do lol. Obviously they work and well when done correctly. What you dont understand is that here they arent done correctly and they are done with guys who go with it. He isnt using proper technique at all. So yea it does not work...what he is doeing doesnt work. Watch somejudo or like you pretend to know tai...watch what they do
@@hermessanchez7955 have you done muay thai? Muay thai has a lot of clinch works and throws. Amd he executes them perfectly
@@therandomnomad435 lololol yeah okay...i bet I can hit pads and look great too. Doesnt mean im a good boxer. This is against willing opponents...means fuck all
@@hermessanchez7955 hitting pads is not an easy job at all. It takes a lot of time to condition your shins and hands to take those strikes, and thats not something you can do in a day or two.
And this man has been doing muay thai ever since he was eight years old. Do you think you have a chance against him in a fight? A newbie like you or me would get smoked in an actual fight with a thai fighter.
This dude is the real life version of me pretending to be the ultimate fighter
that one guy who tried to fight him and he told him "don't try" 😂😂🤣🤣😂😂
am i tripping or is this the professional version of kids playing wrestling with that one guy that demands he always wins
Its a demonstration not a fight or sparring session.
@@MoloYou your point? that doesn't contradict what i said at all💀
I wanna see him in real fight. He look like good fighter and like he know what is he doing. But i wanna see him when real things start to happen
Check his background and you will know who he is bro
The master who teaches martial arts is devoted to his disciples ❤🎉🙏
He just enjoying his life, throwing people around.
Dude at 1:54 dropped and flipped like he was “The Rock” taking a Stone Cold stunner
Being foreigners is about being a punching bag.
Dude, they treat the Thai kids the roughest by far. This nothing compared to the grilling the 13 to 17 years olds are put through. The parents vest all the responsibility on the coaches and give them a free hand.
Is not like any of the is really coming at em with the actual intention of fighting for survival. They just line up to be thrown around, why even make a montage of it. They agreed to get thrown and they "learn" haha 😄
I still do this with my friends lol I love teaching and yet I've never had a pro fight just street teaching
Trainer Gae is a whole mood
tough training and tough trainer.
Wish i could watch this with thanos face photoshopped on him and the avengers faces on everyone being thrown 😂
I feel like I need that now, damnit!
Sounds kinda nice, like a light rain.
Damn they froze solid!
While i think these methods are bad coz he can injure u easily. It teaches toughness
There’s not much of a possibility of them getting hurt because he just grabs them and there body weight takes them down most of the time. And the floor is softened.
Its like in Judo you learn how to fall pretty quick.
As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another. Proverbs 27 vs 17
@@Jon_Hing ok boomer
@@sakeytoes OK BOOMER
I don't know if it's Ego
or a demonstration. I never saw him allow Students to practice countering, and throwing him.
He let new fighter kick him in the head so they're not afraid to hit the opponent. No ego found.
He tries to get a competitive motor so they don’t give up if they keep getting knocked down
So satisfying!
We gotta see him and GSP'S drunk trainer dude go at it.