Why you shouldn't repeat the same pattern... 

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It's like it finally *clicked* in his head like... _"do something different bruh"_ 😂

I actually like to repeat the same pattern 2-3 times so they "can get a comeback" but then I do something different since I expect their comeback. This way I keep them guessing

It’s honestly shocking how common this weakness is in a lot of people.

U the man brother and an inspiration.. lol i always watch ur vids and implement your moves at my local gym. Especially when sparring taller guys.. it works LOL. obviously better and better the more i do it.. Keep up the great content.

Bro it would be amazing if you made a video dedicated to the techniques that justin gaethje has used 🏆

Sweet. A footwork tutorial. just signed up. Thanks Jeff

Thank you Jeff! Appreciate your resources and wealth of training wisdom.

Your footwork guide is really good bro. How many times a week should I do it?

I can see that he tried to counter it the 3rd time but failed

Hey Jeff, just a video idea/request. Might not be your style though. The prep you do just before a fight, specifically warming up and drills, like how long you hit the mitts and what tempo, and personal methods of controlling the adrenaline dump before and during a fight. Think the adrenaline dump is the number 1 thing new fighters arent ready for. Thanks

That was almost a textbook sidekick counter

I would do this to help my sparring partner catch on to my strikes. That why he can be ready for unorthodox strikes

For the best dodge and miss percentage possible. In an actual event. That pattern seems very promising due the amount of lands to counters.

Hahaha!! Love the humour and honesty of your vids Jeff...you show the f😬😬k-ups as well as the clean and sharp stuff 👏 And look what he got ya with brother! Like a crafty half back-kick, and side-kick...on your liver too, right? Oof! I felt that. 🤣 PS. Please contact Gabriel. He messaged me earlier on his channel saying he’d love to spar with you, because you’re very different to how he moves, and he thinks it would be really interesting rounds. 👌 Get it finalised Jeff bruh! You’re welcome (I’ll take some commission 😆). Seriously, I think it would be really useful for the both of you. Christ, he’s tough for a FW though man...hits like a 154lb easily. 💪 I was actually really surprised to learn that you’re 145lbs bro...you look bigger. 🙏

I do it as long as it works and then start changing the combo 🙃

Thank you very much for this.

Jeff my man i had a question! So, 2 months ago i was sparring in muay thai class, when i had an injury to my arm. At first i thought it was a shoulder dislocation but doc said it's not. Anyway, i was almost healed up but not fully until today it happened again! So any advice? P.s. My arm got locked during a wild overhand punch!

Hahah this is exactly how I got rocked in sparring! A gentle reminder is always necessary, but this is a good bait to try something different, especially if you get a good read on your opponent

Nice bro!!

Very nice explication🙏❤🔥

Can boxers do some of these?

U should do a colab video with Fighttips

Could you please share the link for the footwork workout, cant find it on your channel

Hey man do you lift weights for Muay Thai or mma in general if so can you please make a video about it

Kelly Slater (11x World Surf Champion) said that he could mentally visualize himself surfing and that's how he trains. So for Surfing, each wave/beach/country is completely different. So instead of burning out his body the days leading up to a contest, which would make him fatigue at the contest, he sits on the beach and watches the waves and visualizes how he would surf each wave. He's 50 years old and he just won the WSL Pipeline Event... Video games, especially old school wrestling games on consoles had combos: A = Light Strike B = Strong Strike X = Light Grapple Y = Strong Grapple A Combos = A Up + A Down + A Left + A Right + A (all being light strikes) B Combos = B Up + B Down + B Left + B Right + B (all being strong strikes) Etc. If you could assign attacks to the different 'buttons', then you could literally build out combos on paper, Up+A, Left+A, Right+B, and then you could visualize those attack. Then nobody would would be safe from the organized diversity of attacks. GSP did that^ and that's why he was able to takedown anybody. It wasn't just his wrestling, it was his striking diversity that set up easy take downs. He also, "visualized" his fights over and over, applying different combos, their reaction, then his reactive combo. Visualization is the difference between normal people and champions. Chess champions aren't special people, they're just people who have an entire dictionary of moves in their head and it's a game of cause+reaction. They visualize as such a fast pace and many moves ahead... But yeah, pushing that B button over and over and over and eventually your friend will realize what you're doing.

Muy rápida la segunda parte de la esplicasion

Can u do a video about pendulm step and explain it ❤❤

👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼

If you do it to often it’s to predictable you should always mix it up

Do you think we will end up seeing you in the ufc one day?

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💪

I got a question Jeff has the UFC ever try to sign you?

do you find a difference when sparring opponents who know who you are vs those who dont?🤔

Five stars !! 🖐👺

Well I see you’re up early

"Stop spamming hadouken" 😠😠😠😜

Lucky u didn’t eat a right hand 😂

R u mauy thai ?? Fighter stance ?? Or

what if you only have two techniques😮‍💨😬like me😵‍💫🥊

Why does your striking look so different? It doesn’t look like the striking in boxing, Muay Thai or MMA that Ive seen.

One time I was sparring my older brother and I threw a lead leg kick and forgot he could hit my face while I was doing this, so he threw a hard cross right on my chin and I got a good flash and I didn't know what else to do so I thought to myself "okay he hit me cause I didn't dodge", so I immediately threw another lead leg kick and he tried it again but as soon as the kick landed I ducked down and hit him with an uppercut to counter his straight. It was a good feeling having that land

Not necessary, u can check out SamKor's fights, he is just all about Left kicks and that's still made him one of the greatest Muay Thai fighter of all time. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-0AIM6Rih0RI.html Fact: He also beat Saenchai, the one of three considered to be the best techniques in MuayThai of all time...