Lawrence Kenshin TJ the thinking man, what a beast

@@soullight8632 cheers

hey lawrence im from london..do you know any gym that can teach me a good muay thai

I couldn't agree more! Their style is so fluid and beautiful. I've trained there twice and will be going back again this year... and the next, and the next...etc!

@@EricHedden how Would you comprare The clinching there compared to other gyms?

cheers, its true

the really are!

cheers

cheers for sharing.

do it bro

sad to know i will not survive a day of that

@@kpi4162 You'll. It can be rough in the start, but a week or two and you'll be fine. Here's a tip from my experience : don't let ANYTHING influence you. Such as being tired. Work on your mind, so you can work on your body. :)

the shit is just fun right, you get hit...smile and strike back and then you throw bows and still smile for the love of the sport.

EOSHAY Fullwood he can start anytime, we just need to encourage him

cheers !

cheers bro

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@@LawrenceKenshin money baby, money... Kkkkkkkkk

well if it is a dream for you save the money for it. i bet you wont regret this experience! :)

@@agentsmith6570 ok, i'll try!

FABRICIO S. QUEIROZ Im going. Dont know when, dont know how. But I’m definitely going at some point.

warrior genes

cheers bro

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Yep. I thought that too. Deadly but totally humble guys.

beautiful for sure

let us know how it goes!

cheers bro

theyre great!!

hahah ya sparring has to emulate!

Cheers bro it means a lot to me. Best wishes for your journey

Making videos on them every week is probably a good start

beautiful for sure

thank you brother

they really do

gogogo

thank you for watcfhing and the support

very nice sparring

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very technical for sure

cheers

yes they are amazing

check it out!

haha yes

lol

thx for watching bro really appreciate your support

Yes sir

haha too much powa! just kidding. hope they get a lot of traffic from this

@@LawrenceKenshin Me too, they deserve it.

this one is technically orthodox breakdown :), cheers for the support bro

yess

cheers bro

thank you bro

yes really is

cheers

lol it's okay.

is ok

gogo!

cheers bro means a lot

Can u do more of those muay thai vs different martial arts style videos

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haha

my friend is an author for victory belt you should contact them about your book

thank you exceedingly much

@@LawrenceKenshin ahahaha, i maybe was exceedingly flamboyant

cheers bro

agreed

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just keep on kicking is the #1 tip

Unfortunately not!

@@LawrenceKenshin thanks, aprecciate your channel and your knowledge about martial arts, good work !

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@Spartan soldier Wing Chun works as long as it's not a Wing Chun guy doing it.

@Spartan soldier I'm partly just throwing shade. My first comment was referencing that stupid "Tony Fergusson uses Wing chun in MMA fights" vid. Wing Chun has plenty of good moves in it. Wing Chun also has a lot in common with classical pugilism and other arts. Nothing wrong with any of that. The Wing Chun community at large, though, trains in a way that all but guarantees its practitioners will not become competent fighters, which is why the only people you see using "Wing Chun" in MMA and kickboxing matches are people who don't actually do Wing Chun. Stuff like "Oh, Tony Fergusson used a hand trap!" are just shallow victories that don't do anything to advance Wing Chun as a relevant art.

@Spartan soldier Well, it's kind of having your cake and eating it too to say "Wing chun works" and then say "It's the fighter, not the art." It's kind of a dodge. Yes, certain techniques work, and ultimately it is up to the individual to actually train and deploy them. Some people get the best training in the best arts but still suck at fighting. However, there's more to the an art than just its techniques. There is the broader meta-game the art is designed to play, and there is the broader community and culture which practices and preserves the art. That's where Wing Chun fails. You can't look at an entire art which, on the whole, produces no competent fighters and say that's a failing on the individual level. That's why Karate is hit and miss. It's sub-communities have different attitudes on training and competing. Wing Chun is more uniformly on the wrong side of that question. Bear in mind that I like Wing Chun and think a fighter could find beneficial things in practicing it. But as it's currently practiced it's not an art that produces good fighters.

lol

they have prices up on FB! Or msg them on instagram too

haha

Baba14k haha I’m 32 mate, started training at 25