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@Chahat Rai I presume you're not a parent yet mate, dw you will understand when you are.

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Merci! Et oui, fort possible que nous allons en faire en français également!

When you get stronger you can take them easier. Work on your mental too, your mental discipline. Fighting is not always about going wild and being undisciplined. You have to be always ready, that's where discipline comes in

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You can train both. As much as your schedule permits.

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Yes, I keep hands open quite often as well (by habit) since I like to practice my drills light, so it enhances the relaxation and teaches you to remain relaxed and fluid during your motions. 👍

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You can find a new trainer! Haha! But seriously, I think there is always great value in all of the different methods, dependant on the style and outcome you are trying to achieve. The main reason some don't prefer the wide or long guard is simply because they also don't understand how to catch kicks; the clinching game; and also the importance and severity of how elbow strikes play in a fight. All this starts to make more sense once you incorporate all of those three concepts into the striking game, as opposed to boxing only or PKA-style absorbing kicks on your arms. In the meantime, keep your guard tight... but your mind open! Thanks for the question and keep training hard! -DF.

@@ExperienceMMA thanks mate!

Like boxing, but in muay thai a body Punch is usually not to be concerned about beacasue there are more deadly long range weapons.

Martial arts were initially created to help the smaller people defend themselves. Having great technique and developing great skills is the great equalizer in any self-defense situation. Keep training well and consistently buddy! 💪 💯😊

@@ExperienceMMA Thank you so much sir! 🙏 this really helped me out! words cant desribe it..👍☺️

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Hi Shadlee! Only the rear leg. The leg leg should only be on the ball of the foot during rotations such as in the Lead Hook or Right Swing Kicks, for example, where you need to pivot to engage your hips to generate power. But in the Guarded Stance, lead foot should be flat, grounded solid, and pointing toward your opponent. Hope this helps! 🙏 DF.

@@ExperienceMMA The front leg should only be on the ball of the foot during rotations such as in the Lead Hook or Right Swing Kicks right?Should it also be on the ball of the foot when throwing the cross punch?How should we switch from the guarded stance where the lead foot is flat to when the lead foot is on the ball of the foot just before throwing the Lead Hook or Right Swing Kicks?

Correct. You pivot during the twist of you Lead Hook and during the rotation of your hips.and shoulders on the Swing Kicks. Browse through my channel and you will find many videos I posted which covers these in great detail. We are also going to be releasing an in-depth Muay Thai course soon, for purchase, which will include HOURS of detailed knowledge of every single technique!

@@ExperienceMMA Thanks a lot! How to move, i mean should the front foot be flat while the rear foot is on the ball of the foot or should the front foot be also on the ball of the foot when moving. Plus should the front leg be on the ball of the foot when throwing the cross punch?Thanks in advance and sorry for bothering kinda needed to know.

@@shadleekhan7507 I recommend keeping your lead foot flat as it will serve to solidify both your stance during movement as well as during your cross punch. Now, when shuffling quicker to either move IN or move AWAY from your opponent's attacks quickly, you can then balance your advances or retreat on the ball of your lead foot (and back one) to move faster. Hope this answers your question. 👍

That's great! Check out this video from my channel with great warm-ups and stretches: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-D-yhPx9INV4.html

The answer would be vague as it would all depend on your current Muay Thai school. I am aware that "some" MT academies focus mainly on the traditional and old school aspect which is inclined towards more clinching; knees/elbows; and kicking. At Experience, I always make it an importance to incorporate a lot of modern boxing into my MT and MMA programs, and I am certain that many others do so as well nowadays, if they understand its importance that is. You can always keep her training where she is and you guys can watch many or our videos on this channel as we constantly upload many great tutorials on how to train all of the different aspects of combat sports from boxing, muay thai, wrestling, mma, jiu-jitsu and no-gi. The most important thing is to keep her motivated and happy about her training! All the best! 🙏

It all depends on what techniques are to be used. Generally, though, it will be 50/50.

@@ExperienceMMA thank you for your quick answere :D I got another one im pretty in the beginning. So my left leg is way stronger than my right one and my right arm is a bit stronger than my left. What stance would you recommend, still left leg behind?

Which hand do you write with? If it's with the right hand, then from now on you are an Orthodox Fighter. You will lead with your left side in front.

You should always remain a bit loose. Your closed fist will stiffen upon landing the shot.

@@ExperienceMMA ok.. I understood it shoulnt hard.. But what im saying is some thai movies or no gloves fight they dont close the fist..its open

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I believe that every martial art style has its benefits, but of course I am biased and will always vouch for my own style, which is Muay Thai! 😉 💯🙏

I myself did kyokushin Karate and Taekwondo, black belt in both! We spend a good deal of time in doing useless form, I hate them. If we use that time doing kick a punches combination, instead our fighting capacity will be much better! I did use tkd kick a punches in a street situacion once in a ATM machine, but I am sure if the situation extended a little longer, I am pretty sure, I will be toothless, since that day!

@@elliotsoto8508 The main thing is that you are aware of what would work vs what wouldn't work in a real situation. 👍

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Yes, there are. These are the basics.

@@ExperienceMMA Make a video. Would like to see some. As far as I know you got the back leg taking most your weight, then the even stance you showed, then the forward weighted stance. All have their pros and cons. Hand positioning is another element. Some fighters have a karate style hand position, others a western boxing, long guard. I think those are all that exist AFAICR

There are multiple stances for every martial art. This is obviously his preference.

That is 100%.... inaccurate.

Sounds like a great way to expose your ribs for kicks

This video is about the stance, not footwork. But of course, your comment must be because you're a very prestigious Muay Thai expert 🤔