Do THIS when opponent SHELLS UP 

hahahaha

haha!

wait..

It'll go great

Ill wait the video

Hol up.

hahaha

cheers!

hahaha true!

he says it a lot LMAO

its fucking annoying isnt it

Nah its fun. I like it! :D ​@LowKickMT

hahaha

cheers!!

cheers!!

:)

cheers!

thank you!

:) thx!

thanks :)

lol what

hahaha

ill make a tutorial!

Train muay thai 😂

i belive it sasae tsurikomi ashi

its just pulling and stepping side ways while letting one leg straight for them to trip over

thanks!

:) yes I lean forward into it

thx!

Easy to dodge, hard to hit consistently, makes you turn your back. One time is all you get before the surprise is up. This is my favorite kick and all vacation of it I love to practice... a target that moves well will be impractical. If throwing spinning kicks be good on your back because you may well end up there.

haha

if you are referring to that high kick video, you completely missed the point. I never said sweeping is bad etiquette, its when you catch a high kick with your HEAD only because your partner pulled back on his high kick, THEN you sweep him = bad etiquette

@MMAShredded oh okay thanks for that. I'm still learning and got pretty confused.

haha

hahaha

you definitely can try to block with the point of your elbows, but if not, its going to hurt your arms or the knee will split through the middle/guard.

Thank you Jeff!!!!@@MMAShredded

All the knees landed in this video was clearly very controlled. If you are unable to see that, you are very inexperienced. But keep training, you'll understand the different one day 😃

@@MMAShredded “intense but controlled” you should copyright that saying , since all your spar wars are “intense but controlled” 🤡

He’s pulling his knee or connecting with his thigh in all of these clips

Positive contact is a thing in controlled sparring (and also in stuntwork) - basically, you hit at speed and/or force, BUT CRUCIALLY - you aim for the surface/just before the surface, rather than aiming to follow through. You can see it with the knees in particular in this vid - they're never aiming to go THROUGH the opponent (which is what I'm taught to do in Muay Thai for maximum damage). I.e. all the benefits of sparring, no actual injury.

@@MMAShredded yeah whatever spar war champion

primo

@@MMAShredded any particular reason why?

Anything works in a real fight depending how smart and athletic the opponent is. Fighting someone slow and untrained could make you feel like a god.

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:)

I will see what I can do about him!

what's up!

are you fighting in one@@MMAShredded