Hey Seth! Kize from the video here (kai zee lol) Great points for a tough challenge, learned some things I didn’t notice before. My subscribers rlly want me do boxing next, so if you have any pointers let me know. Congrats on your wedding🎉
@@PHIplaytesting thanks! did about 1.5 years of taekwondo back in college, and for youtube: a few months in a style called tukong, and a month in jiu jitsu. Footwork probs little easier for me bc of an extensive background in soccer
I'd love to see how you handle boxing. And I hope you keep going with the martial arts training because you're clearly good at it. Heck, why not do a collab with Sensei Seth?
i guess nobody really thinks its possible to master a martial art in 30 days, but anyone who says she did bad is wrong, for 30 days she's really good. One thing seth didnt coment, but its good to point it out is: for a 30 days student she's pretty confident, normaly people new to it would hold back or freze a lot more (sorry for my bad english, but i think i made myself clear and u got the point)
For 30 days of training, her performance in the fight was outstanding. You're correct about how confident she was too! I didn't develop my confidence until I'd been sparring for at least 6 months.
love seeing these 'learning muay thai in x days', always interesting to see how fast or differently different people progress and learn. Whenever I take a friend who knows taekwando to the gym it always feels like once they make that little adjustment their dexterity and mobility is a super cheat code. Also unrelated, maybe it';s just my audio setup but the way her S's sounds like a snake a little bit.
I got a bunch of flack on a comment I left on Sensei Seth's main channel, saying I felt like doing TKD as a teen really helped me with my kicking technique when I started training in Muay Thai as an adult. Long story short, I agree with that assessment, as I experienced exponential growth in my overall kicking game once I made the necessary adjustments to MT. I also felt like my hip flexibility and the overall dexterity in my legs progressed really rapidly, largely because of my TKD background.
I mean it should be obvious training in kicking and martial arts in general will better prepare you for doing a slightly different style of kicking than doing nothing will lol.
0:26 Yes, I felt very comfortable now to continue watching. Edit: 1:35 Nowadays the modern stance is to put weight on the toes on the foot in the back. Just easier to move and explode in general.
thanks, man! At 4:10 you really well explained the kicking difference which I never fully understood. As a kid I first did ‚American kickboxing‘ (L-stand, many fancy kicks, now elbows, no knees) and then we switched to Muay Thai which I loved, but my kicking stayed the same. ( of course I added low-kicks, changed the stance and blocking and did clinch-work ). But never understood the kicking difference. thanks, man!
I've seen some talented beginners having good posture from the start,but WOW not only her posture but her mind game and fight IQ seems very good and talented for a 30day beginner even considering her background.
Hey man, great content! Would love to see some Sumo from like Tochinoshin or Enho. Especially Enho would be awesome since he is way smaller and always the underdog since size actually matters... :D Keep it up!
It's weird how it takes less time to do modern martial arts and learn to fight and it takes longer to do TMA and learn to fight, but hey that's the beauty of modern martial arts.
Muay Thai is one of the few martial arts you can actually pick up quickly. It's a great first martial art too because most coaches will wanna get you a fight within 2 months of training anyways.
Nice video Seth. I particularly enjoyed your comments on why Muay Thai has the forward stance so much, I want to know more about why different disciplines do this, and you explaining about the rules and exchanging and balance was interesting. If you (or others with experience) have more to say about the disadvantages of the stance -- maybe you said it moves slower? -- I'm curious. I'm currently dabbling between FMA/boxing and Muay Thai, but did a bouncy karate kickboxing as a teenager, and trying to decide which footwork style to focus on.
Yeah, as much as a lot of people say Muay Thai doesn't chamber its roundhouse, it really does. If you slow down any excellent kicker, their leg is at least somewhat chambered as they're performing the kicking motion, but as you said they're not actively snapping the kick towards the target. Damien Trainor has some great IG clips about this, and as far as golden era Thai fighters, all the clips of Karuhat kicking show a definitive chamber in his leg as its coming up and across.
I came in expecting for it to be a disaster but I am quite impressed, I've seen women with 6+ months of training and an amateur fight or two who are not better than her. Really solid job, the punching/holding guard with hands needs some work but give her a couple of months more and she would be able to hurt some feelings in an amateur tournament
i havent even done taekwondo for 2 years but going into mma i had A TON of trouble slipping and not backing up, i had to rewrite my instincts to not back up and start blocking or moving side to side
the not.extending stems from the fact that if you a blade across another blade, the blade that will cut will be the one that is moving. the one that is jstill has the abrasion and damage focussed to one point whereas the moving blade distributes the force over a longer edge. if two blades hit each other square on, they ll probably both either nullify each other and or chip each others edge off
every muay thai rounhouse kick has a chamber , people don't see it because thai fighters kick super fast but if you put buakaw, superbon, superlek or seanchai in slow motion x0,25 you can see the a bend at the knee, not like a full chamber (heel to the butt) but 90° degrees at least
I am doing MMA (with a muay Thai base for the last 1 month and I have not even started kicks yet). Just a jab cross and a knee plus amateur bjj. How does someone learn so much in just 1 month 😄
If you could solely train anything for 30 days you should be able to have a great understanding of the basics. Will you be a master? No. Would you be significantly further ahead than the average guy off the street or even a guy who's taken a months worth of classes on a "normal schedule"? Yes.
The answer to that is no I have been training 4 or 5 times a week including one to one sessions for to years and I'm still that confident that you have learnt muay Thai
every muay thai rounhouse kick has a chamber , people don't see it because thai fighters kick super fast but if you put buakaw, superbon, superlek or seanchai in slow motion x0,25 you can see the a bend at the knee, not like a full chamber (heel to the butt) but 90 degrees at least
Hey Seth! Kize from the video here (kai zee lol) Great points for a tough challenge, learned some things I didn’t notice before. My subscribers rlly want me do boxing next, so if you have any pointers let me know.
Congrats on your wedding🎉
Do it!! And I’m sure you’ll pick it up like a natural 👏👏
Awesome! For only 30 days of training you did insane. Just how much martial arts background do you have? I agree with Seth; you're clearly a natural.
@@PHIplaytesting thanks! did about 1.5 years of taekwondo back in college, and for youtube: a few months in a style called tukong, and a month in jiu jitsu. Footwork probs little easier for me bc of an extensive background in soccer
I'd love to see how you handle boxing. And I hope you keep going with the martial arts training because you're clearly good at it. Heck, why not do a collab with Sensei Seth?
@@PHIplaytesting am continuing. if that were to happen he'd just be teaching me! still feel very much like a beginner
BRB, going to start a gofundme so we can buy Seth TH-cam Premium.
That transition to his own merch was so smooth though hahah
LOL
Or just get youtube vanced for free. That's what I'm using right now. 0 ads 😁
i guess nobody really thinks its possible to master a martial art in 30 days, but anyone who says she did bad is wrong, for 30 days she's really good. One thing seth didnt coment, but its good to point it out is: for a 30 days student she's pretty confident, normaly people new to it would hold back or freze a lot more (sorry for my bad english, but i think i made myself clear and u got the point)
For 30 days of training, her performance in the fight was outstanding. You're correct about how confident she was too! I didn't develop my confidence until I'd been sparring for at least 6 months.
Congrats man on your wedding! Great news!
love seeing these 'learning muay thai in x days', always interesting to see how fast or differently different people progress and learn. Whenever I take a friend who knows taekwando to the gym it always feels like once they make that little adjustment their dexterity and mobility is a super cheat code. Also unrelated, maybe it';s just my audio setup but the way her S's sounds like a snake a little bit.
I got a bunch of flack on a comment I left on Sensei Seth's main channel, saying I felt like doing TKD as a teen really helped me with my kicking technique when I started training in Muay Thai as an adult. Long story short, I agree with that assessment, as I experienced exponential growth in my overall kicking game once I made the necessary adjustments to MT. I also felt like my hip flexibility and the overall dexterity in my legs progressed really rapidly, largely because of my TKD background.
I mean it should be obvious training in kicking and martial arts in general will better prepare you for doing a slightly different style of kicking than doing nothing will lol.
I watched Kize's video before I found you and watching you react to it, and give her respect (which was deserved) was so amazing!
0:26 Yes, I felt very comfortable now to continue watching.
Edit: 1:35 Nowadays the modern stance is to put weight on the toes on the foot in the back. Just easier to move and explode in general.
I like that to be ready to "jump" forward and throw or fake a lead teep
I absolutely love Kize Bae, I found her a couple of days ago and I've binged her videos like crazy
Congrats on the engagement. Thank you for the continual entertainment/education.
thanks, man! At 4:10 you really well explained the kicking difference which I never fully understood. As a kid I first did ‚American kickboxing‘ (L-stand, many fancy kicks, now elbows, no knees) and then we switched to Muay Thai which I loved, but my kicking stayed the same. ( of course I added low-kicks, changed the stance and blocking and did clinch-work ). But never understood the kicking difference. thanks, man!
That's really impressive on Kize's part. And the school seems really great too
We are getting married!!!! Congrats to us!!!
Congrats to the wedding. Nice to see you are happy. :)
Congrats on your wedding!
I've seen some talented beginners having good posture from the start,but WOW not only her posture but
her mind game and fight IQ seems very good and talented for a 30day beginner even considering her background.
Solid video I saw her video before good channel and great edits. I definitely want to one day learn kickboxing or muay thai.
Congrats Seth on getting married. :)
LOL @11:48 Also congrats on your upoming wedding!
Hey man, great content! Would love to see some Sumo from like Tochinoshin or Enho. Especially Enho would be awesome since he is way smaller and always the underdog since size actually matters... :D
Keep it up!
Love the idea. I’ll make a note of it!
@4:06, this multi-layered joke has got me cracking up!
congratulation on your marriage Seth!
You're a big boy now. A New Karateka clan will raise.
Congratulations on the wedding!
It's weird how it takes less time to do modern martial arts and learn to fight and it takes longer to do TMA and learn to fight, but hey that's the beauty of modern martial arts.
It's mostly down to the learning process and using modern tools
Amazing props to her! Love the vid and the insight!
honestly what impressed me the most (besides the whole doing a fighht after 30 days thing) was seth just pointing out a taekwondo kick mid fight.
Muay Thai is one of the few martial arts you can actually pick up quickly. It's a great first martial art too because most coaches will wanna get you a fight within 2 months of training anyways.
I got into boxing fights in the first 2 weeks itself (got my ass beat though) 🤕
"Practicing a thousand days is said to be discipline, and practicing ten thousand days is said to be refining." - Musashi
Nice video Seth. I particularly enjoyed your comments on why Muay Thai has the forward stance so much, I want to know more about why different disciplines do this, and you explaining about the rules and exchanging and balance was interesting.
If you (or others with experience) have more to say about the disadvantages of the stance -- maybe you said it moves slower? -- I'm curious. I'm currently dabbling between FMA/boxing and Muay Thai, but did a bouncy karate kickboxing as a teenager, and trying to decide which footwork style to focus on.
I throw the corkscrew a lot. I also throw palm out hooks, which I thought was more unique until I heard MT teaches that too.
If you do karate, you'll notice that the Muay Thai stance is basically a Neko Ashi Dashi
Congratulations and God bless! Good video as always.
She did 30 days of bjj at the gym I train at about a year ago
That video was awesome too!
4:48 “skip”-Sensei Seth. When you feel a quote on a spiritual level
she did great for 30 days. i will product that u will have an amazing wedding and manage
Yeah, as much as a lot of people say Muay Thai doesn't chamber its roundhouse, it really does. If you slow down any excellent kicker, their leg is at least somewhat chambered as they're performing the kicking motion, but as you said they're not actively snapping the kick towards the target. Damien Trainor has some great IG clips about this, and as far as golden era Thai fighters, all the clips of Karuhat kicking show a definitive chamber in his leg as its coming up and across.
i love your videos 😆
all you had to do was "OUII!" and i know you are one of us! but anyways it made me have a good laugh keep up the good content!
Can Seth learn to play the banjo and learn to make piggies squeal in 30 days?
Umm
He's a natural he don't need 30
Your punching power and technique improves even after 2 weeks. But competition wise, no way.
But she did great! And obviously had some attributes.
Fun fact: kicks to the groin are legal in Thailand lol (this is your reminder to wear a cup in sparring 😅)
It helps having experience in other arts...and being functional is possible in 30 days, but not being highly proficient, in most cases...
I came in expecting for it to be a disaster but I am quite impressed, I've seen women with 6+ months of training and an amateur fight or two who are not better than her. Really solid job, the punching/holding guard with hands needs some work but give her a couple of months more and she would be able to hurt some feelings in an amateur tournament
Niccce. Thanks for the very great review. Nurgle Bless Our Constitution In The Kindest Of Ways.
good video sensei all the best to you and your fiance for your wedding
i havent even done taekwondo for 2 years but going into mma i had A TON of trouble slipping and not backing up, i had to rewrite my instincts to not back up and start blocking or moving side to side
We hide our groin in Ancient Karate you know defend all your vital points.
lol you have my trust
Congrats mate for going to get married 🎉
got the same ad as you lol
1:37,
4:40,
5:30,
6:47,
8:54oyye, 9:25,
10:37, 11:30,
"Yeah there's only like 8 strikes. Easy."
Really?
@@akerumiyamoto /s
@@PerunaMuayThai Um what does that mean?
@@akerumiyamoto sarcasm
@@PerunaMuayThai Oh ok so you were joking lol
the not.extending stems from the fact that if you a blade across another blade, the blade that will cut will be the one that is moving. the one that is jstill has the abrasion and damage focussed to one point whereas the moving blade distributes the force over a longer edge. if two blades hit each other square on, they ll probably both either nullify each other and or chip each others edge off
Interesting
every muay thai rounhouse kick has a chamber , people don't see it because thai fighters kick super fast but if you put buakaw, superbon, superlek or seanchai in slow motion x0,25 you can see the a bend at the knee, not like a full chamber (heel to the butt) but 90° degrees at least
is that one of the shirts you used in the "martial arts in the same room" videos?
It is! The Lethwei one
I am doing MMA (with a muay Thai base for the last 1 month and I have not even started kicks yet). Just a jab cross and a knee plus amateur bjj. How does someone learn so much in just 1 month 😄
Oooeee
"OH this guy's legit"
ive taken 4 1on 1 lessons in 2 weeks and im the 2nd best in that class
Interestingbtheory on why mt chamber/extend the kick differently
Those are typically things that people who claim they know TKD do.
If you could solely train anything for 30 days you should be able to have a great understanding of the basics. Will you be a master? No. Would you be significantly further ahead than the average guy off the street or even a guy who's taken a months worth of classes on a "normal schedule"? Yes.
Someone count how many times he says "ooee"
Why don't you react to Chris Heria's Muay Thai?
Ad still rolling:
Me- Oh yeah. I sure can. Not... like.. .well or anything... but yeah.
Hey Seth, I recently left my studio and I’m looking for a new one, what are things to looks for when trying to find an effective gym?
A place you have fun!
This is definitely Muay American.
I hope Icy Mike isn't too jelly that you're getting married.
Am really on the edge of being a total fan and finding you very annoying. been following you for years, am enjoying your content, respect.
4:06 Is that a reference to something?
I practice keyboard warrior, but am master of the art of martial farts as well 🤷
Oweeee
They couldn't find a girl for her to fight or am I missing something??
🔥🔥🔥
where's the link to that balance beam I saw on your floor? #NotsponseredbutIstillwantit
Not a balance beam! Its my greenscreen haha
@@senseisethreacts hmmmmm... Can it support the weight of an adult? lol
Thanks for the response though! I have been wanting one of those, as well. :)
"I played sports AND soccer my entire life..." because soccer is not a sport >:D
OWEEE 🤣
It’s not the most brutal to me js
UUUIIIII
No.
"Total beginner" ... right.
People that come from another Martial Art background are NOT total beginners. That's such a load of crap.
The answer to that is no I have been training 4 or 5 times a week including one to one sessions for to years and I'm still that confident that you have learnt muay Thai
No
every muay thai rounhouse kick has a chamber , people don't see it because thai fighters kick super fast but if you put buakaw, superbon, superlek or seanchai in slow motion x0,25 you can see the a bend at the knee, not like a full chamber (heel to the butt) but 90 degrees at least
No.