Much appreciated 🙏

Awesome! I'd love to see it, can you link a video? 😁👍

@@FightDad I will post a video.

@@JoelHuncar great, I've subscribed to your channel so look forward to seeing it sir 🙏

Much appreciated my friend ☺️🙏

Nicely spotted 😁

thanks so much bro 🙏. what kind of video do should I make next? :-D

One of my favourites! 😁

Fantastic! I'm so pleased you enjoyed it 😁

Thanks so much 😁. I'm planning to add more panantukan (and kali in general) content this year, I hope you enjoy it ☺️

Cheers, thank you mate, hope you're doing well 👍

Much appreciated 🙏

Thank you my friend, will do!

Thank you my friend, I hope you enjoy some of my other videos too 🙏

Thank you, and greetings back to you too from Bath, UK 🙏

Absolutely, it's great to have an attachment to control range and targets available

Excellent! I'm so pleased you learned something 😊

Yes there's a lot of similarities 😁. I'm not sure which influenced which but there's bound to be multiple cross-pollination... Particularly as I train Muay Thai as well as Kali (although Kali is definitely my "core" art 🙏) I guess there are only so many ways to elbow someone 😊

@@FightDad I agree.

Cheers! What do you want to see next?..

Fight Dad Headbutt in Kali. Thanks

Cool, look out for a headbutt video soon 😎

He basically adds 100% likeability to the video 😻

You are saying pac is so below mayweather he needs to cheat to win, No wonder he lost and complained of shoulder injury. Lol

You're the first to get it! 💥💥💥

Thanks for the comment, I hope you're having a great day 🙏

@@FightDad ничего не понял,но спасибо 👍💯✋

Hello thanks for commenting! These are the elbows from my Filipino Boxing system, including how I do them specific to that system and it's context... Anyway, how can you be sure they're from Muay Thai? Why not some other art - muay boran, kalaripayattu, shastar vidya? It would be great you can make a video of you demonstrating which ones are the same? Thanks!

Sure, not taken as an attack, and please do the same with my reply (perhaps it was a bit rushed - context and subtleties are hard via text communication). And thanks for the complement (I should have included that before); yes, please do message (or email) me first if you prefer. Cool that you trained Kali Sikaran in the 90s! What do you train now?

@@FightDad pm you

@@FightDadhello my friend I saw you ask about how different between Muaythai, Muaythai Boran, Kalaropayattu?? Muay Boran = ancient Muaythai as the word Boran in Thai means ancient because MuayBoran has history like 1,000+ years ago. And it is Muaythai Plus the ancient Thai wrestling moves and also the death moves that we already banned because Muaythai is also our Thai culture and it’s very dangerous for Thai kids, We Thai called MuayThai Boran but there are 4 Big different style of MuayThai Boran up to the parts in Thailand you lived just like MuayChaiya, MuayKorat, MuayLopburi, MuayTasao. Yes, all of these 4 styles of Muaythai called MuayBoran. # In the past we have the Muay Poem says… “Big punches like “Korat” Smart like “Lopburi” Nice postures to see “Chaiya” Faster like “Tasao” Muaythai = MuayBoran and banned all the death moves and wrestling parts. And it’s a sport nowadays. Kalaripayattu = It’s the art from the Ancient Tamil India people that came and lived here since the ancient time and also the real group of people that built those Angkor temple and people all around the world believed that it’s the oldest art in the world and we Thai people believed that Muaythai was influenced from this art Kalaripayattu since the ancient time just like Kung Fu in China many people believed that they influenced from Kalaripayattu too, but if you compare the art Muaythai and Kalaripayattu nowadays they are very very different and not the same my friend because it's already past a long long time like thousand+ years and Kalaripayattu art has more wrestling and I’m not sure it’s already abandoned or not my friend.

​@@onalonan Kerala's ancient martial art Kalaripayattu have many elbow knee barehand techniques but what you mostly see on KZfaq are mey payattu (which also demonstrates body flexibility) and weapon demonstrations.