Advance to a Superior Position While Punching at the SAME TIME
Muay Thai Circle Strafing with your Punches. This is a fun, flashy way of punching while you’re moving. Why is …
Read moreAdvance to a Superior Position While Punching at the SAME TIME
Muay Thai Circle Strafing with your Punches. This is a fun, flashy way of punching while you’re moving. Why is …
Read moreAdvance to a Superior Position While Punching at the SAME TIME
Muay Thai Circle Strafing with your Punches. This is a fun, flashy way of punching while you’re moving. Why is …
Read moreAdvance to a Superior Position While Punching at the SAME TIME
Muay Thai Kicks and Knees using Pivot Footwork Why is this important? ✔️. Great alternative when striking from perpendicular angle. …
Read moreOut Maneuver Your Opponents and Counter With Deadly Knee Strikes
A continuation of our footwork series: This video dealing with gaining a perpendicular angle to your opponent and using either …
Read moreDevelop Matrix-Esque Footwork With Muay Thai Boxing Counters
Hit an opponent without getting hit. Today, we’re going over the evasive step, and kick to counter. Attacking backwards isn’t …
Read morePunish as Pressuring Opponent With This Evasive Footwork to Knee Counter Attack
You’re not just limited to escaping attacks when your opponent moves forward… We can stave off attacks and counter as …
Read moreLearn to Hit Your Opponents as You Move AWAY From Them
This tutorial will cover kicking footwork and how to close or cover distance in the instance you are using a …
Read moreMuay Thai Footwork Secrets: Pressuring Forwards with Knees
it’s highly unlikely your opponent is going to just stand in one place while you attack, whether they move backwards …
Read moreMuay Thai Footwork Secrets: Pressuring Forwards with Punches and Elbows
Hello All, Coach Vik here with some more news in regards to The Thai Boxing Institute and it’s continued closure. …
The pivot is one of the fastest ways to change directions. It’s quicker than circling out, and it keeps you …
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