Boonlai Sor. Thanikul - Slow Motion Study | Legendary Head Kick
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
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I write the same comment on all of her videos: you 2 are preserving and archiving the Muay Thai art form in a way never before done and your archives will be studied by peoples a hundred or more years from now.
Boonlai is easily one of my favourite all time
This was as mesmerizing as watching a slow motion of a predator in a nature documentary! Thanks Sylvie!
Thank you both for this! I would love to see more slow motion studies!
2:15 the impressive thing is that in slow motion you can see how he throws his leg that high, but the control and balance to lay his foot like that , it seems like it is executed without having to step 🤯🤯🤯
Thanks again and again to the Von Duuglas-Ittu for sharing their experience and preserve original muay thai's legacy! Chok dee!!!
This truly amazing, can’t wait to study the technique and try to improve my kick
PS the woah shit moment you hand on your face while holding those Thai pads was priceless
Awesome. Thanks
Still got it Boonlai! BJ, Reagan and myself trained with him in 2005. He is a true legend 🙌
Hi Beach. Hope you are well. I heard about you guys training in Sor Thanikul with my friends. Boonlai is a great friend of mine and was one of my trainers aswell as Mueg and other Sor Thanikul people :) Love Sor Thanikul
Aloha Lesley! Thanks for the reply.
Fantastic
Suvi if you're reading this comment I'm in love with you your Technique and your diligence and your determination and your ability to focus on all these fantastic techniques with these great trainers such an inspiration your beauty that you have within you shines on the outside I am so lucky to have you as my TH-cam Muay Thai teacher from the bottom of my heart thank you
Now, that's power. What a great lesson in kinetics and motion economy. Thanks!
I need to learn this technique it’s fantastic to watch
he is in great shape for his age, nice video!
Beautful stuff.
Awesome!! I just geeked out Boonlai is one of my favorite boxers of that time!! Kop khun kop Sylvie!!!
His knee goes so high!! wow never seen that before
Wow this is a great vid, thanks.
These are my favorite! TY
Legend! He was teammates with my old Ajarn
Samingnoi ?
Really nice
Thanks for slo mo i noticed how his standing leg is flat footed and doesnt lift to rotate till half way through transition to kick. I will use that.
i swear he looks as if he dislocated all of his joints in an instant
Awesome
Hi, could you make a video explaining why muay thai fighters, specially Thai fighters doesn't do much head/upper body movement like boxers does to evade. Thanks in advance!
Well something I know is it's hard to have good head movement without a heavy lead leg. Obviously in Muay Thai, a heavy lead leg = a very sore leg. Most Thai's are light on their lead leg.
Thai's also stand taller which makes it harder to evade.
Plus the fact that a good teep can pretty much neutralize most jab straight combinations before it can even start to get off.
micromiro23 They fight at further distances because their main scoring technique is the middle kick, they have teeps, and clinching to help neutralize punches.
They are not all the same. Look saenchai. Also, they do not go low for fear of knees to the head.
800th 'like' :)
more slow motion!!
Would you say this is a different style than the "staying in the frame" kick that Sagat showed you?
It seems like this kick travels on a arc from the outside rather than straight up and then flipping over.
I think rather than a different style - I'd like to see it as a different weapon - the idea of Sagat's Kick is more towards slipping through the guard vs Boonlai's kick which is more towards smashing the guard - these men are probably just sharing the kicks that have worked best for them in their careers.
The great thing is, you can use both! Mixing the kicks up is just going to make it harder for your opponent to catch on to what you're doing - Bazooka Joe has a really good video breaking down the 3 different types of head kicks he uses (He has a more blasty one like Boonlai, a kyokushin inspired one that's more snappy (more for setups) and a downward arching one similar to what Sagat teaches. Hope this helped!
Hello how can I reach boonlai
Now imagine taking that high kick to the head... in super slow motion, oof.
This is DOPE!!
@5:19 in video you can see pure bless on sylvie's face holding pads for a legend 😎😎😎
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What's the background music? It's wonderful.
The Mini Vandals - Touch Tone
@@19kuperson16 Wonderful! Much thanks.
And does anyone know what song starts at 4:30?
Shazam'ed it! "Descent" by Houses of Heaven!
Wow beautiful.i think one of the most useful things i got from Tae kwon Do was the kicking form very similar to what you call the golden kick then years later i remember seeing Duke Roufus teaching a seminar and showing this kick which makes sense being that he trained at Jockey Gym with a murderers row of legends and Kru Yodtong still alive.I remember him teaching it to a muay thai school and telling them how the fighters with a TKD background always picked up the quickest in his coaching experience like Anthony Pettis. I cant wait to go out to Thailand and train and learn some really awesome stuff. Question Sylvie: With all the legends in the library, are there any that you are still looking for (kind of like that ultra trading card or something lol) but cant find??
marsoc0326 waiting on the somrak private
@marsoc0326 very, very hard to get, he is out of coaching and not in any gym, but I'm totally on it. One day!
@@8limbsUs Saenchai's mentor Somrak would be really awesome!!i wonder if he guys Silapathai, Lerdsila, Somrak, and Saenchai ever get together? I could totally see them reminiscing and shit talking maybe picking on Saenchai like a little brother.lol
@@marsoc0326 I've talked in person with Somrak, yes, this is someone I'm working on filming with.
@@8limbsUs Wow Sylvie that is absolutely amazing and lord knows what you go through to set these things up.Thank you to all involved!! Its like real life pokemon "gotta catch 'em all!" Lol
Anybody know where Boonlai teaches??
He teaches at this military camp. Does not teach in a gym open to the public, at the time of filming.
Chachongsao province
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Idk what's more beautiful those kicks or you
I was just thinking the same thing Sylvie is so incredibly beautiful and the thing that makes you even more beautiful is her dedication and determination to be so Kick-Ass with her training that's why she looks the way she looks is cuz she has absolutely no ego getting tested by the Great's everyday
@@theredninja2817 hell yeah