Dog showin' off some crazy BJJ skills.

5 Common Muay....... oooo hi doggy! Who's a good boy?

00:24 Perfect double leg takedown straight into side-control followed by brutal ground and pound.

Such a pleasure when the video starts DIRECTLY

what the comments are about : 90% doggo 10% actual fighting tips

Dog is showing some moves Steps: 1. Pick Up Your Enemy 2. Shake The Enemy 3. Move Around While Doing The Step 3 4. Drop The Enemy 5. Repeat It

I learned nothing.. I was too busy watching the dog

Shane: hey guys really important tips on perfecting technique Everyone: *dog* 👀

00:24 the dog is under Shane its the underdog

0:24 Crazy takedown by the dog, right in side control !

1. not turning hips over 2. extend leg too early 3. no arm movement 4. not stepping out first 5. #nosinglekicks

That dog was having his own fight there

Your Husky has a sick ground game.

I was worried you were gonna kick doggo lol

1:41 Love how he tries to find his dog to make sure it doesn't get hurt.

I’m kind of anxious cause I’m scared the dog might get hit

who watched the video twice: first the dog then Shane

I see your dog is more a wrestler type

Cool that the dog allowed you to showcase your Muay Thai skills in his training area. You can see that he’s even got his own symbol on the padded walls. You can see him showing off some BJJ skills near your feet which is very interesting and nice of him to show as well.

He definetely loves his dog, his logo is based off him!

doggo's groundwork is amazing. i rate it a solid 5/7

Casually ignores the dog going through his feet

My problem is definitely turning my hips with my kicks, and also getting used to the "cutting through" mindset. Getting better all the time though, great video!

Why was the dog video labeled Muay Thai roundhouse mistakes?

your dog stole the show

The only thing I care is you did not kick your dog

1:08 (look at doggo) Thats me when i get a fight🙎

0:08 The dog's muay thai technique! Best leg kick I've ever seen

good pointers. i love your dog bro

next time just give us a video of your dog

Thanks for the lesson! I noticed that I've been making at least two of there mistakes (extending leg too early and not stepping closer to the enemy)

I'm in taekwondo and I use my kicks to keep my opponent from reaching me. When it comes to kicking, I care about both strong power and distance, but it's hard to get both at the same time. This guy definitely knows his stuff, I trust him.

my dog and I learned new moves at the same time!

0:26 I see the dog hit em with that double leg takedown... Anthony Pettis could learn from him

This is fantastic! Thank you for the tips, it'll definitely improve my roundhouse. Also Dog-jitsu seems to be on point too.

I've watched this video multiple times but every time I get better I come back and watch it again. I still get useful information the 4th or 5th time watching it, the "comb the hair back" helps me figure out how to keep that lead hand up

number 1 tip. bring a dog to a street fight

tnx God he didn't kick the dog

Started using the tips shown here today on my kickboxing class and could imminently notice the improvement. Still need to learn of course but man the leap was really good I kept getting compliments on how much better they've become. Thank you very much!!

after watching a few of these, this one is hands down my favorite. straight to the point, informative and simple instructions.

Shane's form is always so crisp. his boxing and his muay thai.

I have been training Muay Thai for about 6months now and I find Binge watching your videos really helps, it keeps everything fresh in my mind and gives me great tips for when I'm back with my trainer... love this channel, massive respect 🥊

Shane, you're seriously the best! Thanks a lot for your super helpful videos, I'm learning so much from you.

Great videos, they help me a lot. Gonna work on my kick leg extension and stepping out before my kicks. 🤘🏻

while you teaching us how to kick, looks like your dog is trying to teach us how to wrestle lol

Thanks Shane more muay thai tips in future?

Just finished my first sparring match. Went in there after watching this video. Had my opponent in my mouth for like 3 minutes straight...he tried to get away so I shook him up really good. Didnt have to land a single punch or kick. Then my trainer gave me a treat. I was happy.

Great teacher and no nonsense laborious explanations.

That dog is adorable

Hey um shane.......your dog is carrying a dead dog around.

Thanks for tips bro. I always enjoy your content!

Great vid, I just got back on a heavy bag after 7 years off one. I know my form is off on my mule and reverse kicks, but I felt like it was still on point with my thai slaps. This vid confirms I'm still doing it right. Thank you very much!

Love the idea of the '5 most common mistakes' series and how it compliments the traditional to-do tutorials. Thanks Shane! Love the dog sparing going on too

I love how short and informative these are. Really helped me a lot

Just started muay Thai and your videos are a great help whenever I want to recap anything.

Thank you for having an accurate video and correct knowledge base . Thank you very much . It was a pleasure watching . Keep up the good work . It's rare on YT these days .

I do everything with my dog as well! Love seeing you with your Husky as your underdog sidekick! Great tips on improving your Muay Thai kick. 👏🏽🙏🏽

I've trained for years in Muay Thai and honestly think you're doing a great service! It helps learners like myself who needs to understand the kinetics of kicking. Cheers brother!

Thank you man this really helped me improve my kicks

I always keep coming back to these vids. Thanks Shane.

sullivans wrestling is on point

hey shane I watch all of your videos and I am now state Champion nobody can beat me because of you thanks very much bro you really helped me out

Not only am I learning how to kick properly, I'm also seeing some great grappling skills from your husky. You taught him well

Thank you! Good thorough brakedown on kicking mechanics.

I love how he didnt even acknowledge the dog but its all anyone is commenting abouy

Great job Shane, I have been watching your videos for a couple of years and you have a good combination of articulate explanation coupled with competent demonstration. This is a hard combination to find in martial arts tutorials. It is apparent you love what you do; keep doing your thing bro.

i love that i can watch this also at a quarter of the speed. I noticed what i did wrong now thx man

Thanks for such comprehensive video guide, superb.

Good tips but you missed some IMPORTANT points, like rotating on the balls of your feet, totally relaxing the leg,making sure your chin is down to allow the body to rotate over more easily... when you leg kick you should sit down on your base leg and when you body kick the base leg should be extended...just a couple of pointers that helped me get the whip into my kicks...keep it up kab🙏🏾

That dog is the real MVP.

Great video, thank you for explaining in depth about everything Your dog is awesome

Can't wait to do more Muay Thai classes eventually. These videos are always great! 👍

thank you sir, one thing I liked about when I trained, was doing it correctly... whether working out our sparring with classmates.. didn't want to hurt anybody or hurt myself... again thank you for your time. Train safe.. God bless.

Thanks that was really helpful

This is the best! Thanks for the 4th tip on stepping outside first!

Thanks for the nice fight tips bro. 👍 very helpful indeed 👍

Dog: * *does stuff* * Everyone: OH MA GASH OVERLOAD THIS IS TOO MUCH FOR MY CPU SJGSBSHSJ

Hey Shane, thank you for all the great videos, really helping me a lot. Can you tell us from where you have those clothes your hoody and your shorts? Thanks a lot :)

Thank you so much for the tips!

Thanks for the detailed breakdown. Very useful ✌️

I don't even do Muay Thai, I do boxing but I watched it anyway because the videos are always so good

1.Turn hips over 2.Extend leg as it meets the bag vs before 3.Involve arm 4.Step out first 5.Set up with punches

1 month of MT coming from a year of Kajukenbo and this 4min video just ironed out the problem I was having. Never realized that the the leg is bent upon impact.

Thank you dude It was so helpful Nice tips

shane have you got a video demonstrating how to do the round house kick with the lead foot? ı have serious trouble with that. and thanks for this one.

I AM FROM INDIA SIR YOU ARE AWESOME,, I FOLLOW YOU A LOT YOU ARE BEST,,

Been following for year with Multiple accounts. Thank you shane for all the awesome content

Thanks incredible video

You have to develop the flexibility of the hip to be able to rotate, otherwise "just trying it" will injure your knee of the supporting leg. Even more so if it feels weird and you keep kicking without the awareness, thinking it's normal. I've treated so many people with that issue. I wish you would have mentioned this and warned people on how they should practice it, instead of saying "rotate" period. I would have less work but there'd be less injured practitioners and I can always charge more for the hopefully very few that get injured.

that dog is so cute can I have him? 🙈🙈🙈

grateful for the tips ... thanks for breaking it down for begineers like myself

Enjoying your videos, man. I think I’ve had good instructors - your tips are consistent with what I’ve been taught.

can you make a workput or show us some exercices for flexibility ?!?

Dog is purple belt bjj 😂😂

I love that you are being mindful of your buddy.

Love this vid. Straight to the point.

That doggo is a killer

0:22 don't mind me just going through your legs bro

Love your channel ! Thank you brother ✌️

I am practicing at home and yes, my roundhouse feels a bit off. Then I saw the #1 mistake you have shown in this video and that really helps.