Lerdsila is definitely one of a kind, takes a lot of skill with timing, and guts to pull off these evasive moves, but he does it flawlessly. Definitely a great person to look to and learn from for advanced head movement. You’re doing great too Jeff😂, keep up the good work for your fight✊
When I first found out about Lerdsila,I could not believe how much evasive and tricky he is. He is truly one of the most underrated Muay Thai fighters of our era and definitely worth analyzing as much as possible. As always Jeff,you do an outstanding job with these breakdowns and I'm truly glad there is someone like you who promote martial arts in the right way! I would be glad if you could do some breakdowns of Mirko Cro Cop strategies for left high kick or Sagat Petchyindee tactics 😊💪🙏
although shane faze has good technique he is no real fighter like jeff i watched most of his videos from street fight advices to today and his advices are very useful for beginners but after 3-4 years he is no use jeff really gives hints to apply in real fight. but would like them to collaborate still.
The way the technics are presented is just so good + its really useful that you show how it might look during the sparing. Just perfect video, subscribed
I like the healthy and realistic way of sparring. Developing skills without injuring each other. Many people spar to hard. They forget the game. I'am 60 years old now, been training martial arts for 46 years, still sparring a lot, still developing skills. I can only do this by respecting my health and that of others....
The first (0:17) and last (6:08) techniques are very common in Savate because the rules doesn't allow you to check the kicks. Just watch François Pennachio to see the perfect display of those techniques in all his fights.
Another technique I learnt from khun Kru Rose, from the Tiger Phuket muay thai camp is: they grab your right leg, you instantly bend your caught leg, grab their head/neck, bend your leg (the lead leg or caught leg), as much as you can and push your leg down to the point that your shin hits their knee, you want to have it on the inside of their thigh/knee - at this stage your leg would be at a 1 o'clock/2 o'clock angle, and then you will keep on pushing down to the opposite side (as in like the outside of their leg behind their knee - i.e your leg would change to a 9 o'clock/10 o'clock angle and push behind their leg). Not easy to explain in words. I didn't explain it well. Basically, whenever I had my leg grabbed I had two choices, either get out quick, or get in quick. This one was the get in quick.
6:53 tell everyone more about your new "toy". LoL! :) Great video! Very effective! I think I learned a lot just from listening and watching! New sub! Thank you!
I always did enjoy watching your head movement, the step back is very useful, before it was just sylvie's training channel that had the best Muay thai, but your videos is the best studying and training videos on youtube, just my belief anyways, keep up the good work champ and do you fight again i really want to see in the ring.
The first tactic was consistently used by Dany Bill - the most technical non-thai nak muay and Burklek Pinsinchai. Burklek has like a 168 win and only 8 losses.
Sensei! I loved this video. Especially the foot catch defenses. I really respect that you post failed attempts, it shows the scientific method to your madness. I learn more from mistakes sometimes. Are you still gonna fight soon? Update us!
We briefly spoke about collaborating. We are both def down to collab / spar but when we are in the same country! Hopefully one of us will travel soon! Thanks for the support guys!
practised with my little bro I can't wait to show up to martial arts class with some new tricks up my sleeve. Great content and a new subscriber. could you do a video on prince Naseem?
Bro this video is so good I'm getting up getting on my pc and downloading it. Keep this up you will be champ and best coach ever I'm finally gonna check out your stuff and invest in you god this was great
This video was very good! I like that last evasion, nice and simple. It's kind of annoying, it's been drilled into to me lately to stay in the pocket when sparring and check kicks etc. Maybe it's to build my confidence when under pressure taking hits, but my natural instinct is to evade and then strike, rather than check. Unless I need to of course.
very important when evading low kicks, he actually scoots back his butt (hips) at the same time he steps back. that creates more evasive space without sacrificing distance from fighter
Great breakdown! Stylebender uses a lot of these as well. I can be wrong of course but at one point it felt like I was watching a stylebender breakdown. Keep going I really love these breakdowns!
Sweet thanks bro! And your probably right. You cant say only one fighter uses specific tactics when all fighters try to use all of them, but I would say Lerdsila uses these tactics the most often! Thanks for watching!
I have a muay thai class I go to so i watch this guy all the time. Well I got my foot caught and got sweep. I fucked up my wrist really bad and was scared to get caught again . But the technique grabbing the neck and jumping. Man that's kinda crazy and cool. A real good one right here. Your a pretty sick ass fighter dude. Keep up the great work. Thank you once again
I definitely gotta look up this MT fighter now bro. Jeff as always you are too awesome and absolutely love the video my bro. What are some good footwork drills my bro???
i work really basic footwork drills. Push off the rear foot and step forward with lead foot to move forward, push off lead foot and step back with rear foot to move backwards and the same to go right or left. Then also circling. I work these just in my warm up when I shadowbox! But I will make note of this and if I learn new footwork drills I will def make a video of it. Thanks brother
I got to fight on one of lerdsilas undercards in Van nuys CA over 8 years ago. He dismantled a very high level Japanese fighter. It can’t be understated how fast he is in real life
hey. just found your channel yesterday. your Bruce lee strikes video. i would always mimic bruce or at least try to as a kid. the step foward kick or just standing still and throwing that lead foot if you get good enough at it, it can be a real threat to anyone. also if you learn to disguise it like bas rutten's looping teep kick but get the left side strong enough so it gets the liver when striking the body. fight science is cool!
Light tip tap sparring! Tell your partner you want to keep the sparring in a calm manner, not running around everywhere or going too crazy, so you can work on that calm make miss. If you know what i mean.. But yes thanks for the support!
