Muay Thai Pro Training

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At a certain degree, most experienced fighters have the ability to use all of the Muay Thai weapons. However, what separates the best fighters from the rest, is their ability to use these weapons at the right TIME. Timing is everything in a good offense. You don’t have to throw special combinations to land strikes; you just have to throw your technique at the right time. While beginners often try to kick as hard as they can, speed is far more important that power. A good fighter can easily evade someone who doesn’t throw their strikes with speed. Two fighters may look the same when they are hitting pads, but the ring is where you will see which fighter possesses better timing. here we are going to talk about specific skills that high-level fighters possess. These techniques are all advanced, so if you are a beginner focus on your fundamentals first. Don’t worry about trying to do advanced techniques until you have a good foundation to build on. #1. The Immediate Response The first thing you will notice whenever you spar a high-level fighter in Muay Thai is they have a quick trigger response every time you strike. If you land a kick or punch, they will immediately hit back. This trigger response stems from the scoring system in Muay Thai. Fighters need to ensure that they do not let their opponent get free points from them. So if a fighter’s opponent lands a clean strike that scores, they will immediately respond with an attack to neutralize the points on the judge’s scorecards. While some fighters let their opponent strike so they can hit back even harder, the immediate response is usually used after a missed block. #2. Blocking and Countering Good Thai fighters are also excellent at blocking a strike and immediately responding with an aggressive technique. This method is similar to the trigger response above, however, in this scenario, a fighter can block your initial strike, and respond with a quick trigger response. This is the perfect situation for a fighter because they prevent you from scoring and can score a point against you. While blocking and countering after an attack sounds easy on paper, you have to practice this skill to develop it. A lot of people, including myself, can get lazy and just block strikes, without taking advantage of the openings that present themselves. #3. Catching Kicks and Countering Catching your opponent’s kick is effective at off balancing them, making them more vulnerable to attack. Good fighters are able to defend after they attack, which can prevent a trigger response from landing. Catching a kick can offset a good defense by putting them in the defensive as you either sweep them or rush forward for an attack. for further information and details, download this now and grab what you want. please enjoy this application and give us any feedback.