Muay Thai Essential Head Movement & Counters Tutorial
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- čas přidán 13. 04. 2015
- Louis Aitken, Muay Thai/Kickboxing instructor of Masters Academy in Plymouth is here filmed by the Warrior Collective giving a step by step tutorial on the essential head movements fighters need to do and avoid in Muay Thai or K1 Kickboxing.
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I really like the cross hair description. Great couple of drills.
Jon Williams I also love that description, this is a great video!! Glad you enjoyed it!
+Stuart Tomlinson Stupid question but are you related to Chris Tomlinson
@@KadeemLiburd good question
It helps a lot keeping your shoulder close to your chin whenever throwing a job, cross or even kick while slipping. The basics can improve your striking game heavily!
Thanks for the great advice, I am glad you took the time to watch and comment. Hope you are enjoying the channel!
That's a good tip
this is an excellent tutorial, love the crosshairs analogy
Nice stuff. Thanks. I am having my first fight soon. I am still very confused with all the boxing and MT techniques. This really help thanks. Please do one on how to fight while conserving energy.
John Law hope the fight went well
Have you had your fight yet how did you go
That comment was 6 years ago I hope he had his fight by now
@@andreamos6558 lol maybe in 6 yrs hell reply and confirm he won the fight
He probably got killed in his first fight🤣🤣
this was very useful! I was going low with my head, something I picked up in boxing
Thanks for sharing Louis great tutorial
I was looking into muy Thai vs boxing and a lot of people were saying the head movement was different. This video was perfect in explaining that. I was deciding if I start boxing or Muy Thai and it sounds like Muy Thai would be best and I can always add in some boxing later. Mainly learning to just have a well rounded set of skills. Sounds like going from boxing to muy Thai, it would be hard to break those habits
the only habit if u go MT to boxing is accidentally kicking your opponent
Definitely going to start using the Cross hairs analogy with my students! Excellent instrucional here as usual. OSS!
Great video! Just what I needed, hopefully will be able to drill it soon.
great tutorial Stuart. Please keep them coming. I'm learning a lot.
Awesome to hear, don't worry, there is plenty more on their way!
This information is gold for beginners.
Two awesome drills. I don't mind the talking. Imagine someone talking to explain techniques. Good work!
Hey, thanks, I actually really love all of Louis's tutorials on this channel. He is simply an instructor that likes talk though each aspect of what he is doing, I think that helps a lot personally! Glad you enjoyed it!
Well done. Nicely explained.
very nice, thanks for the instruction
Excellent tutorial!
very informative, helpful,,.really some good stuff
very good drills, thanks a lot!!
Good job man! Keep up the good work!
love the drills thanks.
Great tips wow amazed
very well explained
Siick! Exactly what i was discussing with a mate
Class, thank you!
Had my first spar today, 4 sessions in. Proud of myself for going for it, but was far too on the attack. Didn’t realise how it’s more for bettering your moves and technique.
I’m far too used to boxing stance and head movement, so I felt I looked stupid. But it’s just force of habit, hoping I get out of it soon. I can’t get used to just standing face on and not bobbing as much. Much more of a ballsy sport.
Great stuff
I boxed way too much before starting Thai, lots of bad habits in my head movement now.
Every time I see a someone dip low with head movement I cringe for that looming knee to the face.
Which do you feel is better boxing or thai ?
at least you are proficient in boxing, most muay thai fighters are ass at boxing
@@kingkhi3497 boxing for streets, Thai for mma/sport purposes
@@frontsquats i started rolling wide under punches havnt been caught, well yet. i should probably sort that out
Legal parabéns
Good stuff
thanks a million man.
+Lehcen Amzoug You are more than welcome, I am glad you enjoyed it!
Well done gentlemen.
Thank you, Louis and Gary both do brilliantly in this great tutorial!
that Doce Pares thou where i am from and which it originated Cebu City Philippines.
I see the doce pares symbol, you guys do escrima too?
+halfhausaman They do escrima at their gym as well! Well spotted!!
+Stuart Tomlinson do you train innit?
Not personally but I know the guys at this gym well. One of the owners Anton St James is an escrima instructor
How can you defend leg kicks if your moving your head and putting weight on your legs?
That is something that anyone would struggle with for sure. Tutorials such as this are always about context in the situation. You are perfectly correct. If your weight is over your leg, you will struggle to defend leg kicks. That is an obvious risk and something traded here. Nothing is fool proof. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment, I hope you enjoyed the video regardless!!
What happens if they know that every time you throw a right you go left and vice versa. Couldn’t they just know to aim left every time you throw a right ?
Only if you're completely predictable. Thankfully, there are hundreds of other ways to shut a punch down.
3.00 where its going , where it is?
Muey Thai best striking/Sandip system there is . No disrespect to the boxes karate kickboxing styles
Nice. Don't drop the head
Man, literaly every second frase is to get your head out of the centerline xD
And then you get them lads outside the pub at 3am, where you're better off not slipping or moving, otherwise they Will connect, yeah....
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talk too much
jord ting He can for sure ha ha but if you listen closely, he makes a lot of good points and is an exceptionally talented instructor for one so young!
Good stuff