How to Throw the Perfect Hook - Muay Thai Champion Technique - Mike Zhang
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Finallly my two year old stopped crying! Thanks for the tips mate!
i should try this
😳
I feel like a jab would knock out a two year old
@@gingi8466 you gotta make sure just to be safe though
😂😂😂⚡️
Thanks, I knocked out my teacher with this hook
Lavar Ball wtf 😂😂😂
Sean Tubon how’d that happen?
Sean Tubon that's great glad you were able to use the hook effectively!
Great to hear man
😂😂😂
I saw a granny using this technique to take revenge on two guys that knew only how to throw straight punches. I tried to help but we 3 didn't have any chance.
@Nero Metal yeah we had a blast!!
Keep your chin up,king
Its okay dude she just had more time to train
lol
Practice it on other grannies first
2:11am learning how to throw a hook
We were doing the exact same thing at the exact same time but I was learning how to cross hit lmao
same
2:09am for me😎
gotta grind mayn. keep up the good work
12.09am and im learning
I'm learning classic boxing for the first time, been training roughly a month, and in our latest session, we practiced the hooks. I couldn't understand how to deliver the hook until I saw this video. Now, I have a better understanding. Thank you 👍
Thanks! Now my grandma doesn't stand a chance!
Shut the fuck up!!
JohnnyCade01 EXACTLY!!! Its not funny anymore
@Anthony Herrera for me it never was
@@drakefeet2_ ya GRANDMA IS GODDESS FOR ME
@Yash Kothari YEAH EXACTLY #JusticeForOldPeople
"Imagine you're on a pole that goes down your spine", i was incredibly disturbed...i could feel it
Wow thanks, now I can't stop thinking about it! 😆😆 😥 😢
@@anitalouis177 feels like impaled by a pole lol
Imagine if you a pole hot stripper rubbing your head
Remember the same stance/rotation technique can be used for elbow strikes too if youre too close to throw a hook.
Mike n Thomas You guys are really great . Pls keep teaching us these lovely Martial Arts techniques . Rest is on how we practice the same and on our confidence level and positive mind set . Keep it up Mike n Thomas .
Wow. He's a good teacher.
Unlike the one i'm about to knock out
Good luck
fr, very satisfying and easy to listen too. Doesn't stutter and definitely knows his stuff
thats what I need to deal with my boss
Fired
How did the boss fight go?
No, tell him to give you a raise. If he doesn't give him a suplex
Great video, man. It was very informative and straight to the point.
Thanks! I'm kinda into sparring but I am currently only training ITF Taekwondo and they haven't actually taught how to throw a hook, so I think this helped. Of course, I can't do it naturally, but I can always experiment with heavy bags and casual sparring training.
Taekwondo is kicking, you are not supposed to be throwing crosses jabs and hooks.
you are supposed to throw hook kicks and side kicks and round houses.
@@silverwolf9515 That's mostly what I did. It didn't work very well in competitions against an opponent who used his hands more, and it hasn't worked later in other martial arts when sparring "feet against hands". It might have been a skill issue as well, though, but I don't think that's the whole reason.
@@silverwolf9515 itf taekwondo actually has a section of punches and grappling as well
Taekwondo is the art of the hand and foot. You should be learning correct punching at a good (ITF) TKD school.
I understand your situation, i have and train with people of great experience in relation to me in taekwondo (i took TK for 1 yr and dropped started doing muay thai and boxing 6 years later) , the people i have trained with are 2 , black belt and a red belt, when we train both of them are kinda clueless when i throw a hook and i learnt that they don't really teach you the hook because your feet do all the work and the stance is sideways so a hook is not viable. i love martial arts ong
Nice to see another video with Mike! Great lesson as always!
2:58 He's got a 90 degrees angle in his head
Thank you so much. I really wanted to learn boxing. I had no one to help but now I got your guys back. Thank you. 😍😊
Sure thing! It's been a goal of ours as well, awesome to have Mike share the knowledge
@@TappBrothers I'll make sure to keep you guys updated with my training. It's a long way tho. 👌🤘
Shut up are you gay
Slime muppet
@@snoopy6098 tf
Best Demo Yet on the left hook, Great Job Mike, Thanks !!!
Omg ,ive been doin it the right way palm facing me and ive been injuring my wrist ,every time i start shadow boxing bad habits made my hook feel off. Now that i know i can throw them palm down feels much more natural thank u. Few training sessions wasted ,i need to start asking more questions
Thank you. Now i can get back at the neighbor’s dog!
The pulley down your back analogy really helped me get the mechanics of the movement down!
Thanks ! Dear Mike n Thomas .God bless You'll 🙏 .
Very well explained. Thank you very much.
G'day William Tweed here from Australia, I don't practice Muay Thai, but have boxed for 20 years & have taught boxing for approximately 19 years, I've taught boxing whilst employed in the army at my Regiment ( 16th Air Defense Regiment, Royal Australian Army ) and then later opened up my own club called Attack & Evade Boxing Techniques & have thus far produced a State champion. What I was taught with throwing Hooks was that when throwing short range explosive hooks then use the palm facing down technique - a horizontal fist, but when using a longer range looping hook have your palm facing toward you technique - a vertical fist. Because if you use a horizontal fist for a longer range looping Hook then you run a high chance of injuring your wrist I.E. ligaments & tendons. I hope this helps.
this is exactly the way I learned hooks years back
@@gabriels32 G'day Gabriel, thanks mate for joining in! Horizontal fist hooks thrown at a longer range can & will eventually cause an injury... Horizontal fist hooks are for short range only, coming out of a clinch for example. Longer range hooks as stated before you must use a vertical fist, which will avoid ligament & tendon damage. As we say in my club " Train hard, fight easy. "
@The Greatman That's probably because they were thrown into the ring without proper training, which I've seen in the Army & out of the Army, unfortunately you'll also see poorly skilled boxers thrown into competitions in the general populace civilian boxing comps. The guys I taught in the Army were using a 4 or more punch combo system & had at least 3 months training before there first fight, as we were all in a combat unit our fitness wasn't an issue. Most of my blokes had success, the other team which we fought against was using the generic 1 - 3 punch combo system. Out of the 10 bouts we had won 8. The 4 or more punch combo system in which I still teach to this day has given myself and my club alot of success and we have won the S.A. State Boxing Comp and other fights just in general. I get the impression that you're having a dig about Australian soldiers' boxing skills, where all I was trying to convey was the proper way of throwing hooks short & long range and how you can injure your wrists ( tendons & ligaments ) if throwing the wrong fist position Hook. Instead of criticizing Australian Soldiers perhaps look at the bigger picture which is that boxing has good & bad coaches. I've seen American, British & New Zealand soldiers box & there were both good bad fighters. The boxing industry is a mixed bag of good, bad, great & poor. The Australian Army is one of the best known soldiers in the world for skills, problem solving & diplomacy. I'm sure there are alot of people who'll agree.
@The Greatman this isn't a tit for tat challenge conversation, however I am also " stating a fact " and that is that what you saw in Canungra doesn't represent all boxers that are or were in the Australian Army. I boxed before I joined the Army. My Father & Grandfather both boxed as well, My Grandfather Benjamin Tweed was Queensland's Southern district welter weight champion ( whom also served in the Army, and boxed in the Rodeo Boxers tent travelling around outback Queensland ) & my Father Douglas Tweed was a Golden Glove Champion from north Queensland. I too have had fights, received a broken nose had it fixed & then broken again & then re-aligned again. The boxers I've seen in the Army comps & at civy comps have both been good & bad. What may have happened was that the trainer at Canungra at the time wasn't that much of a boxing coach. When I trained my 10 guys I feel that my experience & knowlege may have been more than the other trainer as the other 10 guys were trained by a Sgt Medic who had 14 years of kick boxing ( Zen Do Kai ) experience & 3 years of boxing experience where as I had 3 years of Combined Fighting Arts training & 8 years of boxing experience at that particular time. As I said earlier my team used the 4 or more punch combo system where as the other team under Sgt Harding taught the generic 1 - 3 punch combo system. My guys were looking pretty good as they were throwing combos such as a Jab - Jab - Cross - pivoting off Jab or a Jab - Jab - half Cross - Leading Hook. Where as Sgt Harding's lads might have just thrown a Jab or a Jab - Cross or a Jab - Jab - Cross. Any way my team won 8 bouts out of 10. This happened 2 years in a row. Then after I left the Army one of my mates whom was still serving asked me to train him again for his next fight at the Regiment in which I did & in which he had won, using the 4 or more system. Which I say looks tidy to watch. No hard feelings Greatman, just saying that across Australia there are good & bad boxers in the Army. Not just bad. I hope this helps.
GREAT STUFF, THANKS FOR SHARING.
Thank you .. when i was trying i felt like it's a dance move ..
thanks a lot from France
this was an excellent lesson on hook technique. when i was young the hook just felt unnatural to throw, i had a strong fast jab. buster douglas could throw the hook off his jab, very immpressive, it looked like a natural movement for him. thx for this teaching hook lesson. 🥊🤔
1:00 chin up
1:35 hook(90 degree angel between bicep and forearm )
Palm in or out no problem
Rt shoulder all way back front shoulder around jon mind
@White Pidgeon whaaat I was just thinking about this video hooooww
@White Pidgeon what u mean ??
Whhy??
This video helped me massively
So close to 1 million!! Good luck
Thanks!
Thanks for this vidoe. I've just subscribed. I wanna learn more.
Very helpful. Thanks.
Crazy i havent boxed as a 14 year old. And only did for the first 2 or 3 months of freshmen year than i moved to new york. That was 9 years ago and i forgot everything. People say my stance and how i hold my hands and throe the jab and cross are good. Probably the only thing i remember. After that most of my HS fights i lost or i one hitted them (snuck) i was a teenager , regret it and growing up in SP was no joke. Would love to get back in tbat ring though man.
Cmon big dog get back on them streams man
U guys Are Awesome
Hello,
Great video!
I would like to know if turning the shoulder and wrist as in a jab or cross applies to hooks.
Thanks.
thank you so much you helped me so much and im a 13 years old kick boxer
thanks !!! wow. never knew how to throw a proper hook before. XD
Alternate title: Grown men with weird stomachs get into a fist fight for no reason
@Nero Metal man it's a joke I actually learned alot from.this video
This really helps💯👍💯
Thanks! Good instructions. I knocked out Sean Tubon's teacher with this hook too!
Thanks you
Completely agree with the preference of fist position on the hook. I always had people tell me to turn my fist over but I never listened , thank you
Really good tutorial man
That tip about imagining a pole in my back is great!
Mike Zhang is a dope ass dude.
Thumb's up !!
Thank u sir
Thank you
Amazing keep it up
I smashed the like button
Another point to consider to get more power in the hook is to focus on shifting your weight from your lead foot to your back foot when throwing.
Thank you soo much man with this knowledge my grandma never stood a chance 😌
What is wrong with y’all😂
Thnk u 🌸
My dad learned a new move thanks to you.
Thanks g
Thanku so much guys
Thanks
Very good video
Me at night with fever and runny nose: learning to throw a hook
Thank you for sharing.
Does this still work if the opponent is taller?
Thank you very much! My father didn't have any chance!
nobody would ever do a body/shovel hook with their palm down - this answers the eternal question for me!
Thanks guys I keep practicing this on my boat and I think I need help? What do I do with the reel and the line and how do I get the fish to actually bite?
Thumb up or thumb down is not personal preference. There's a time and place for both. Must trainers just say it's a personal preference to avoid getting into it with new people.
You have a longer range hook with thumb down/sideways. Also a good angle and tool for striking mastoid process/upper neck.
Thumbs up is certainly a solid match for closer range and the face. Also works well to get around a close guard as the arm tends to be more bent. Thumbs up for hooks in clinch and kidney/liver shots.
Preference my ass
Mah... hai iniziato il video con "Hey ciao"??!? 😮 ma sei un grande!!!
Jisue Ortiz has pointed out a third way of throwing the hook which is palm facing out... If you all just give all 3 ways a test run you'll find that out of the "third" way, the palm facing out towards the opponent leaves you more exposed as it lifts your elbow higher than the other 2 ways. It also consumes more energy than the other 2 more ergonomical ways. Test it for yourselves.
Your going to break your fingers of you do that
Thanks man punched my bully and the whole class congratulated me
Thank you so much!😃 Now my dad can’t abuse me for playing video games!😈😈😈
Yes
Time to practice this on my brother
Finally made my dad give me that new phone 🥰
Bro
@@dwbc177 Issa joke lmao
@@Sophia-dz1po alr lol
Muay Thai rules!!!
Very clear. Thanks! Subbd.
This phrase written at the bottom of the video is not from Anderson Silva whom I hate, but from Rambo 4, a character that I admire and respect.
Also try and envision that u use your leg hip and shoulder first and after all these the arm comes with all the momentum at the last moment.
Where can i buy the hand wraps Mike Zheng is wearing in the video ??
A cop had pulled me over but it looks like I won't be getting a ticket today, thanks!
Thanks i do both hooks and thought 1 way was wrong lol
Thomas got some pretty slick looking hair. I approve.
When you have your own adds before your own video.
😂 every minute of this from the little guy ‘ I wish I was you’
Can I do it using my right hand? Or is it better with left hand?
Thank you for sharing.
Does this still work if the opponent is taller?
Thanks
As long as you can reach their head wihout any problem yes, but if you cant, you might need to hook the liver.
Thanks for the tutorial! With this i can stop worrying about that dog that keeps barking at night.
Geest!!!!!!
I was taught palm down for reach hook...in for a inside
Again palm down for a reach or long distance hook can cause tendons and ligaments injuries in the wrist area. Where as a vertical fist for short & long range will suffice.
Thanks I took down 2 towers and hit the pentagon
Sir....,,when I throw a hook on punching bag.. ...by having the palm facing toward me.....my bone below the wrist is paining a lot.....
God Damn!!! That kick was something else!!!!!
Thanks mate. My grandpa stopped asking if I was full
Thanks, now I’ve learned to do a hook I can make a rap song
That guy is cool
Tried this on my grandma
Can confirm it works
Interesting. I’m new to Muay Thai. I was taught that you shouldn’t pivot your lead foot inwards during lead hand strikes because that exposes the inside bend of your knee to low round kicks.
My first muaythai gym was teaching us that when throwing a kick, you shouldn’t get on the point of your toes 😂 every gym has a different way of teaching
Hook is going to be used as such short range kicks won't really be a threat at that point just clinching and elbows mainly
Just imagine how many likes this video would have if everyone were to like.
305 up to now
Thanks m8 reminded me to like
Today I right hooked someone, but yet he was still standing. I caught him in the eye and it was well executed. Maybe I didn't you my hips.
Zenogami go for the chin
A Wise Idiot lmao
A Wise Idiot stfu
This worked great on my grandma
does the arm have to be shoulder height? what if the person is taller than you?
is it bad form to reach with the hook? for example extending your arm past 90 degrees to get some extra range?
That’s pretty much an overhand just without the benefit of it being from top to bottom. 90 degree hooks are used for a reason they’re more powerful. If you’re out of range use jab and then close in for the hook, set yourself up for the situation with each punch kinda thing
Carlos Condit gave a very weird tip, he told to rotate your waist first then follow it up with the punch, said it gave him an extra sting to the hook.
Opinion on that?
That in the hema community called telegraph where we don't condone that