The second one is similar to silat tech, use it all the time when sparring just need to time it properly otherwise I eat a kick to the face. Your video always help me to be a better martial artist,thank you.
Those are awesome!! Great stuff as usual. Liver shots are MONEY!!! One that I learned from Savate/French Boxing is kind of similar to #3, but interested of parring the cross, you do a little step either back or sideways to slip/lean back and that creates the angle for the liver shot, specially if the adversary overextend the right hand…it’s kind of a check hook motion, w/ a slightly different angle… Noted that in Savate, as they use a reinforced boot, they kick w/ the toes, but I’ve used this setup to kick with the shin, no problem… however, the toe kick in this position is NASTY, and I love it!
I just ate a spinning heel kick to the left side of my ribs...right near the spleen if I am correct. Happened Tuesday, and it's getting worse every morning. Shits no joke. I don't get hurt in sparring at all usually, but you can't condition the ribs. Very thin bones. I don't know if it is a bruised rib, or if it is a fracture, break, or whatever else it could be. I can't just sit out for a month, so hopefully it is better withing 1-2 weeks from the injury. The heel dug in right underneath my ribs and then went up. So it wasn't on the outside of the ribcage, but rather the bottom part of the ribs where it curves into the inside of them. Absolutely miserable man. It just happened way worse to some dude in Bellator as well. When I typed it in today, that came up. God Bless. OSS.
Great work as usual. I wanting the whole time for number 4. A while ago during quarantine I’ve added that one to my arsenal after I watched Buakaw doing it. The heavy bag took a lot of punishment and it also improved kicking with the lead leg.
From southpaw stance the Right hook, high kick, jab, uppercut, liver cut works almost everytime for me when sparring orthodox opponents. I got that from seeing a Giga Chikadze video on fight tips a long time ago and it has worked wonders for me
Hey Jeff I recently started muay thaï and your videos are being very helpful. I feel like I never know what to do in sparring. I wish more people were careful about sparring etiquette because getting kick in the head at your second training by 16 year old is pretty humiliating
Its best to set up with a few Gazelle Punch since it a powerful knock out punch and people will defend it once they feel the power and eventually they focus too much on the hook and bang there comes the liver kick
Since no one listens to me, I'd like to see you guys show videos on executing the hammer fist like Tom Cruise does in Jack Reacher. My opponents always thought the hammer fist was ineffective until they get hurt, then they think otherwise.
that kick at @2:37 would have def knocked you out cold if he was going 100 percent his back was facing you and you still hadnt move till he went 70 percent speed on the spinning back heel kick
It's all about foot placement , bending knees, aligning the shoulder at or past target and turning support foot .. for traditional karate kicks using a sidling postion , muay Thai an L foot position , front kick both legs should be facing foward chamber then extend counter hand low.. also when kicking low you wanna bring the counter balance hand straight down vertically , however for mid to high kicks make sure counter balance hand is angled to the side and not straight down .
So i've been following the channel for probably a year plus at this point and I enjoy the sparring content. I know coronavirus hit so it doesn't make it easy but do you have any near future plans to fight again for one championship? Just wondering when will get to watch you fight again.
@@MMAShredded Bro that low sweeping kick works sooooo welll! I use to set an inside leg kick with a feint jab to distract then into a straight cross once the opponents off balance. But yours is way better thanks for sharing a clever weapon 🤣
Great vid as always. Can you make a video on rules of bjj. I don’t know if there’s any rules cause it looks like it’s done by instinct unlike the rules of fighting 1:08 2:42 4:06 That clip never gets old😂 4:07 5:51
I would not recommend it. 1. Controlling/grabbing the arm is slower than throwing a hook. 2. Grabing the arm usually leads the opponent to bend at the hip (lowering the body for wrestling) / crouching instead of staying high --> this makes the liver kick less harmfull.
Been trying out that yan liver set up but been getting my kicks caught, i think it’s because i am telegraphing or not selling the hook enuf, gotta make it land and then they’ll respect the hook more and block, but do you have any drills to do to help get kicks not caught? Like retracting of the kick fast enuf or something?
More impact but harder to time and land. These lead roundhouse kicks are so easy to slip in quick and without using much energy! (This is coming from someone who has no idea what they are talking about as I only have a couple years of training )
Hey bro! I like to throw horizontal kicks over the arm. So I kick a little higher. Overtime your opponent will really feel it in their arm and sometimes they will flare their elbows Becuase their arms are drained and tired and that’s when you throw a more vertical kick right in between !
