Rodtang's INTENSE Muay Thai Training 

Same thoughts. Being able to use pads like this is a real art.

Too true

The pad holder is probably a Thai boxing veteran

The guy holding the pads said that if he doesn't focus for even a second then rodtang could kick his head off

@@cryptoborgfa pads aren’t that hard to use. I am 12 and I hold pads for grown men and women.

And the fact that you say his conditioning is good in a sport like Muay Thai speaks volumes about Rodtang.

yes the only fight ive seen him tired is versus haggerty

check the one with mike tyson

probably his master

They will be the best defender 😂😂

Imagine catching a back hand from a pad man. It’ll be soo fast that you don’t have time to even tell your face to react. Before you know it you’re seeing dark spots and lights. And possible bleeding in the ear.

*Pad people.

😂

@Adam Fears when you whack it as in yours or somebody elses

😂👌

Put a timestamp pls

Eh.. eh eh eh... Eh eh.. eh eh eh eh... Eh eh..eehhhhhhh

i am 29, can i learn muay thai ??

@@Sibaat_Khan it’s never too late ‼️

@@datboytc thanks bro i started it already

@@Sibaat_Khan have fun

And now my left knee is injured,😂

Noticed that, pretty dope that he practices that move. Thought it was just a random reflex in the haggerty fight.

Yeah and it was awesome

In street fight he would fking get slammed

@@allrounder242 yea easy typing words behind your computer huh?

@@allrounder242 lol amazing how many people asked for your opinion.

Should never judge people based on how they look man ur right bad game to play

Those kicks look like they can easily feature a rib

Looks like he’s possessed

Finding every bit of torque his body can muster

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Rawbbing Mysellph samart to me prolly if not had the best technique an fight IQ ever... fought regular boxing and muay thai..

@@rawbbingmysellph7464 how come you can remember all those thai names?😅😅😅 I cant even pronounce it..LOl

@@aswadsalleh5698 easy to just google and copy/paste..

Any big dude who is fit and active can fight with him, and on some occasions, can even beat him if they're big enough. Its not going to be easy, but size does give you a huge advantage.

@@dipanjanghosal1662 huge body with a proper training of wrestling

in a muay thai fight. but in anything that allows grappling a large person would roll him. muay thai is great for small people because it's strikes only, they can get as close as they want with zero fear of being picked up, pushed down etc. watch more muay thai and look for hugs, the moment there's a hug it would be his end against a large opponent.

@@krebgurfson5732 ever see the vid of the small Asian dude get a win over a 600lb opponent?

@@krebgurfson5732 but if they are the same size he will destroy any grappler or wrestler, especially without biased rules like MMA UFC, once you are down as a grappler or wrestler vs a striker you are done for

It is very hot and humid there.... In Thailand..... There is the joke among thais that Thailand has only 3 seasons... Summer, Hotter Summer, and Hot AF summer =w=

same for most SEA countries, even northeast India is very humid

Coming from somebody from Southern California that went to Kansas for school, I hate hate hate hate humidity. I could only imagine how it is in Thailand.

You say that on a video that they filmed of them training to put on social media to flex on people haha

@@marksnowden89 you see them all with iPhone in they’re phones on Instagram taking selfies? And flexing in a mirror? Lol

@@vektordiecastcustoms5727 yeah that's a valid point haha touchè. This man's a beast tho. Bloody love him

@@marksnowden89 all fun bro cheers

Shut up douchebag.

I only just started watching ONE CHAMPIONSHIP and it makes me wonder if the UFC really have the best fighters in the world

Nowadays a lot of people train just for fun. Used to be you just worried about getting shot. Now you gotta watch out for little Finn who has 3 disciplines under his belt since 8.

I thaught 1.18 is night

@@gabrielgabriel5177 1.18 looks more like a date. but 1:18 is technically considered early morning after midnight even though its dark. weird i know

BoranBKK Sakon I know what you saying, but it doesn‘t contribute to Rodtangs style as much as the shown clips.

Vincent 0815 That’s true but they used the word “intense” and I garuntee he spends hours and hours each week clinching against multiple partners in one sitting. 👍🏽

BoranBKK Sakon I agree. What I meant was that the clinching is something very well known and I know that Rodtang can clinch you up, hes just much more known for his dangerous hands. I also think his Training is still very intense. But I agree with you. Clinching just wears you out.

They hardly even allow a full clinch in ONE. Watch Muay Thai fights at Rajadamnern and watch it in ONE and compare the length of clinching.

NakMuay MTA Bet he still trains the same way he’s always has and clinch work isn’t just for technique but also essential conditioning.

LMAO. In most martial arts they teach you to either breath out or make sound when striking. I don't remember why, but people do.

dQw4w9WgXcQ it helps with circulation! it’s like how swimmers breathe out their nose while in the water so they can get a big gulp of air when they come up, or how tennis players grunt when they hit the ball essentially it keeps your breathing at a steady rhythm, because keeping it all in means you’ll get tired easily as your body won’t be supplied with the steady supply of oxygen it needs. the sound they make differs from style to style/culture to culture, which is why for example boxing grunts sound different from thai grunts. hope this helped!