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4 Months of training? My god that must be some high level training you're looking incredible for that short amount of time.

This really is an underrated as hell channel; clean narration, clean editing, and you’re really flipping good for 4 months 😮

Looking good man! Ryan was my Muay Thai coach back in the day. Dude is dope! You clearly got a lot of passion for this so keep up the good work!

I love doing Muay Thai and can not get enough of it. Great Channel. Keep it up.

He knew to back off and give you more confidence. Good on the coach to let you keep practicing, maybe you'll get there someday.

You need to jab more while you move. Helps a lot with set ups, fake outs, feints, Gauges flinches etc.

I have been in Muay Thai now for about 6 months now. I began with weekly private lessons because that’s what my schedule can permit. Now that I am off work for the summer, I decided to do more of the group sessions. In the group sessions, I am doing more of the sparring. I’m getting more comfortable with it and have even began posting to my IG. Many of my peers who are on my socials are encouraging; however, I just received a comment from one person saying that myself and sparring partners are going too slow. My internal reaction was to give him an ear full, but knowing what kind of person he is I just let it go. It is refreshing to watch videos like yours that inform individuals that this is a process and is not about dominating your partner. It’s about learning the technique so it can become second nature. Thanks for the videos and keep on pumping.

you're looking REALLY good for four months bro. REAL good. That fake teep to body hook at 4:52 was beautiful. You said you hate the Teep kick because you get countered. Side teep lands WAY more without getting caught because it's way harder for the other guy to catch and for you to pull out if he catches. idk who your coaches are but they def know what they're doing. Looking forward to watching you grow. kzfaq.infoVLot8HyHuCs

Hey bro nice work!! You look like me 4 months with the same style; front foot light and most weight on the back foot. It’s a good style for teep heavy work so utilize it more. The weight on your back foot + the square stance makes it hard for you to back up. In turn, you can check more from both sides using one leg. One big downside i found early is it makes it easy for them to sweep you if you don’t teep them constantly. Play around with being more patient, countering with the teep. You can condition your partner in expecting your teep which you can learn to feint and do a switch kick. Explore more and work on this back foot style counter style. Then try another front foot forward style for boxing and low kicks

First day of kickboxing coming up soon, loving the content. Keep it up bro💪🏿

You're doing awesome for the duration of your training; I had an instance when I was standing light on my front leg, opponent kicked low to my rear, suffered a patella dislocation. For your leg blocking, point your toe down to deflect the leg kick downwards!

This looks VERY very good for 4 months. All i can say is show up on your training daily, you obviously have a great coach and all the advice you need is there. If he got you there for 4 months, imagine a full year...

Very nice video. I will share this with my students as well. Keep up the good work

haha your kru is awesome one small tip to help with your teeps don't be afraid to tag their hips and more specific areas like the left side to off balance or right side while they kick or whatever

Great work

already seen a lot of imporvement since your last video. if i could give any pointers from the vid, be sure to stay balanced at all times. at 0:40, you step in too deep before you kicked leading to your kick being stuffed and you becoming imbalanced after. in thailand balance and technique is very important to coaches. also at 3:26 you could shuffle into range to hit that knee the same way buakaw does. instead of pulling his hands down to catch your knee, post up against them and push them into his face while you step or skip in to lead knee. good shit bro im proud of your progress

good stuff - maybe watch the open mouth breathing (or does it just seem that way?! ) as it really increases the risk of a broken jaw + its kind of a tell...you close the mouth when you start a move - maybe just breath through the mouth out of range. There are as well some mouth guards for mouth breathing. I at one point will have to get my nose checked out as i cant always breath through both nostrils.

lmao the scariest thing about sparring the muay thai coach/kru is knowing that they can sweep you or do whatever they want to you at any time, you can't do anything about it and they smile the entire time.

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Any tips on keeps

Should I start kicking or punching more?

Nice bro

Dude you're doing good for 4 months. Are you training like 3x a day? lol

how old are you bro?

He got the sweep because you become too narrow feet almost touching , was fousing protecting your head and nothing else, backing improperly, and lose of balance no control while backing up.

Bro take your ear ring out for sparring even if it’s light; that’s a accident waiting to happen and you WILL regret it

You've been training for 4 months and now trying to coach the viewers LOL. Yeah that sounds like some youtube sht for sure.