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A few, of many, ways you can counter the jab. Slip Outside Slip Outside and Kick Slip Outside and Punch Scoop and Hit

Dealing with an uncooperative opponents pushing and pulling energy after the tip up deflections

Here is a sneak peak of few things we work on in our week night classes. You can join us in the Kirkland area for a free class: calendly.com/tillettmartialarts

Here is how I like to wrap my hands for Boxing and Muay Thai. There are many different ways though so I recommend trying a few out to find the one that works best for you! Check out www.tillettmartialarts.com for more tips!

JKD - Basic Trapping Progression working Pak Sao and Lop Sao

Progressive Indirect Attack or PIA is a great way to enter in to striking range. In this example you fake the jab as you move into range for the kick. Fake high, go low!

Using your roof block to enter, clear the barriers to get to the neck. Then, As Gene Lebell said "You've got a good neck for chocking!" Have fun with this flow!

This is the Inosanto numbering system 1-17. It's a great way to get used to the different targeting of your strikes. For instructors this allows for you to easily differentiate the strikes for your students. You can take it to the next level by adding in footwork or by changing the weapon you are using. Get out there and train!!!

Muay Thai - 15 Count

Inside Cover to Head and Arm Throw - A fun throw to play around with.

An overview of the Muay Thai 18 count. This is a great, basic drill for learning your ranging. I recommend breaking it into three sections to learn then integrating them all together.