Smashing The Thaipads 

Padwork plus cute baby sounds in the background. Sign me up for more 👏😃

watching high level athletes run through practice is always so fun to watch. It shows you how smooth and effortless they make things look. It's like watching an NBA player shoot during warmups, an MLB player taking batting practice, and so on.

Little Varga observing his father is adorable. The legacy is strong will continue💪

Such clean padwork- so snappy!

Good cardio went so long so strong.

Looking sharp!

Clean 💯 did u do something esle before or after this padwork other than a warmup or was this ur full training session?

thanks for these videos sir... its a pleasure to analyse and study

Beautiful. Very technical 🔥

Sooooo sharp. Everything is on point. I hope to see those front kick in fight more! They are so crisp!

Watching Gab doing padwork is like a therapy 🤣

so slick

BEAST!!!

beeeeeeeautiful

Looking great gabe. Thanks for the no music version👍

Congrats on the 100k. That's a great milestone. Love this session. Working on being sharp, fast, and planting as you do your combos to drive more power into it.

Beautiful

I'm learning just from watching your technique. You're a really polished martial artist.

You were craazy sharp, and your pad holder had a great knack for building on your preferences. That sweep combo was tricky boy!

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Padman reminds me of a mini Dmitry Bivol haha! Great work guys...

Video Idea: what makes Samart so good?

Great work on your channel. Love your content and analysis. It is no exaggeration to state that some of your insights have literally changed my life. I have a few questions which I would like your opinion on. Assuming, and I could be corrected, that virtually all of the great practitioners of martial arts spent the majority of their time training alone, how did they become to have such great reputations as fighters? Was their opposition weak or untrained? Did they cherry pick their fights? Did their students over hype them or given the absence of health and safety etc were they simply fighting in a totally different context? In most modern societies we all need more strength, conditioning and cardiovascular work than our forebears. Excluding this how much time as a percentage should be spent on technique training with a partner(s) against training alone? I would humbly suggest that for sustainability daily solo training would be majority and when using partners only a few times a month should be dedicated to sparring and that the best use for a partner is practicing drills, footwork and pad work in that order as often as possible. Also given that using martial arts in a real situation is over relatively quickly uses mainly releases and hand strikes against an opponent (s) who is (are) unlikely to attempt high kicks or roll around in the floor, spar in a ring with a soft floor with time to warm up: How transferable are the skills one learns for a fight that lasts for many minutes in a controlled environment comparable to most fights which are over in seconds? Finally, in my experience in a real fight what would be regarded as a fat guy is usually very dangerous character though this would not be the case if he and his opponent are wearing pillows, not allowed to strike or grab well known vulnerable spots and know there is a soft floor and a ref to mitigate factors that outside the ring could prove fight ending such as being dropped on concrete! If I am teaching students whose motivation is to be able to fight their way out of a situation as a last resort shouldn’t I focus on releases and hand strikes done in a explosive manner to build muscle memory rather than waste time teaching them the finer points of ring craft, kicks above the waist and takedowns that can be countered by a well timed knee or elbow strike? I do appreciate your responses, can be contacted for any clarification and being of an extrovert nature would be prepared to discuss these points, my limited experience and my motivation on your channel.

Hey there Gabriel I have a question. How do you like get from a hobbyist skill level to an amatuer skill level? I hope that made sense.

Definitely getting sharper each session sir. Li’s functional pad-holding is sooo much more effective and realistic than the static holding that many people do. 👌 I wouldn’t call those ‘Thai pads’ per se though Gabriel. They’re focus pads aren’t they? 🤔🤷‍♂️ PS. Are those 12 or 14oz gloves champ? And are u using them for extra burn, and so the KC mitts will FLYYYY with speed come debut time? I’m interested to know. 🙏💪🔥

Have you changed up training camp for Karate Combat vs a kickboxing fight? Don’t give any secrets away though….maybe that’s a post fight video?

Only thing I wish I seen from you was taking angles after combos and on exits

I train Muay Thai here in Thailand and everybody's pad work including myself's look in slow motion compared to this.

Why in lerdsila's name do they sound like actual bullets

Nice, any reason not many elbows or knees?

Demon

I love me some delicious pad Thai🤤

Thaipads ?

Do you throw 100% on each attack? Beautiful defense by the way.

By Thai Pads did you mean focus mitts? Good stuff though, looking sharp!

Gonna use this my next training warm up music Love ASMR padwork or gym training when I'm getting ready for class ....minus the baby 🤣

Thai pads?

I can do that to, hold my keyboard

Fantastic but you are training for your fight in karate combat right? so why big gloves in pads training? also, when you are protecting your head with those big gloves you are repeating Liam's mistake which you pointed out in Liam Harrison vs Muagthai breakdown