Tunwakom Muay Lertrit Master | Lost Strikes & Defenses of Muay Thai Heritage
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More Thai martial arts needs to be in the spotlight. Thailand has a rich pedigree for warrior art's. Muay Letrit used in real self-defense would do a lot of damage depending on the user. Unlike muay thai? Art defense becomes its offense, and every defensive counter is responded with a counter offensive. Art very unique, thank you for bringing it too the spotlight.
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That’s how I teep! A lot of these things I was taught when first getting in to Muay Thai. I feel like this stuff was more commonplace during the golden age of Muay Thai. That wrist strike was taught to me, I think between 200-2003 in Chiangmai. Using it to the side/back of the neck or jaw as a bridge into clinching was my go-to for some time.
This is the essence of all martial arts I've trained wing chun for a few yrs and believe it or not this is bang the same teachings we're I come from excellent video very good to see true martial art and what it was intended for...combat!!
Love the simplicity and then there is lots details to a simple approach
Thank you Sylvie for doing the world the great service of preserving this. You’re a hero in my book!
I love your videos. In this hard time you are my inspiration to keep working at home and the knowledge you get out into the internet is so important and deep. I would have never seen most of the technieques you show from those legends. Bless your beautiful soul!
In my utmost humble opinion.
“ Many rivers from the same source flows”
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Good video, thx Sylvie 🙏🙏
This is so my style imma defo use these
Amazing content
Great video thank you 🙏
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All of this is tip tier self defense content. I already use that elbow in the bag, but I wanna try the rest of the things he showed
This is quite similar to Kali and Silat, conceptually (weapon destruction), and the methodically.
@@boxing.ascetic yes, spread by buddhists
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The way he moves is blowing my mind right now 😂 Like....how??? lol He has soooo many weapons.
Alot.
Style is close to our Slavic Systema in my opinion . Thank You for sharing Sylvie .
.... wise man said :)
Great video love learning from the old master, I bet that was an awesome experience like the commentary too well done 👍🏻
Hi Sylvie! Love your content!! Would u suggest this move for a defense against low kicks that are aimed higher at the thigh?
Sylvie i was coached by a leftrit master bumiang lertrit
Pretty sure Liam Harrison uses that same elbow, to parry teeps. Vicious!
Lerdrit is military Muay Thai. It also happens to be the martial art of M. Bison from Street Fighter XD
The hand blocking technique looks very similar to a regular cross block used against a heavy kicker - just applied differently. That’s why I love traditional martial arts evolved in to fighting sports. At the base of every technique used, there’s always something that can be used in actual combat. If you look at kickboxing for instance it only has roots in other martial arts it is not a martial art in it’s own right and is purely a sport. It lacks base in tradition where the object was survival. In Muay Thai there are sooo many techniques that are not commonly applied in ring fights because they don’t make sense in a sport setting (with gloves etc).
this reminds me of kung fu . the kick and backfist etc
You should do chaiya or the other boran styles
If the basics are good, anything will be easy.
Looks like a Bruce Lee style stop hit/stop kick.
That's pretty sick to be honest
Is there a Muay Lertrit/Lerdrit School for regular civilians?
Before COVID the General taught at the Cultural Center in Bangkok. Contact with them can be found here:
www.wmathailand.com/
@@8limbsUs Much Appreciated.
@@8limbsUs The fact that the General, no less, was teaching classes of his mastery of martial arts is just........... Asesome. Awesome is the word.
@9:34 They teach something similar to this elbow, although more forward and vertical, in Judo as a block to prevent a takedown... as the opponent turns his hip to throw you, you "block" their hips.... No one liked me in Judo class... I could not do this without hurting my partner.... I kept asking, what am I doing wrong,, and they said "nothing :/"
hello sylvie indonesia me
School to the champions 1960s 70s
i've always been surprised why no one uses elbows to the body like that
They should hey. Somrak used many of these kinds of strikes but nowadays its very rare to see. Spose that's what happens with gambling forcing everyone to fight the same clinch-throw style in Thailand
The only problem i see with that block of the kick is that if the opponent fakes the kick you are going to be open to a straight or a hook.
Would blocking the kick with your bare hand actually work tho I’m just thinking about it.. it seems like your hand is way weaker than a kick so if someone is doing a full force kick at your hand wouldn’t that be potentially bad smacking into your open hand ? The elbow makes sense but your actual hand my hand and fingers are some of the weakest part of my body I feel like a direct kick with clashing forces would kill my hand lol
what if your opponent fakes the right roundhouse and you use the defense shown and your opponent throws a counter left I love the idea of it but is it practical to use more than a few times in a fight
it's a technique I'd like to implement but i would only use it a few times incase my opponents pick up on it
What if he shoots you
@@glennyhombomb4170 I would simply intercept the bullet with my fist
You could make that argument for alot of techniques. If your opponent reads you correctly your in for a bad time
Old school gung fu principals 👏👏🙏🙏.. not the water down stuff taught now
my exact thoughts. I think the real fighting application of many Kung fu lineages/forms has been lost
Muay Chaiya uses these same techniques and strategies.
This looks a lot like Karate. A lot.
It's very interesting.
More like muay boran
@@boxing.ascetic I am by no means an expert in karate. However, I see a bit of resemblance of kyokushin karate in the rigid stance, hip turn and whip-like kicks shown in the first minute of this video czcams.com/video/gxiURje_Wm0/video.html
Also, the last backhand punch/forearm strike shown by the General looks a lot like this strengthening forearm exercise in the Uechi Ryu Karate as shown in the 2:14 minute mark of this video czcams.com/video/26jo_r1UQew/video.html
Having said that. I am not implying any kind of external influence or contamination of the art by Karate. There are a limited ways a human body can move. So I'm just noticing some resemblance between the two martial arts. Also I don't intent to diminished the influence Muay Boran has. Which is notable as well.
@@boxing.ascetic kyokushin karate
Whats old is new again
It will be perfectly done if he can use psycho power 😂