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Muay Thai Boxing, Volume 3: Kicks and Knees

Published in Muay Thai Boxing Techniques

Vut Kamnark starts by teaching the push kick and its variations. Next he moves on to Muay Thai's trademark, The round kick. He breaks down each aspect of the kick so you can learn to harness all of its power. Next you'll learn the footwork and secrets to be able to throw this kick at any target from head to toe. The proper technique for delivering knee strikes from all angles concludes this.

Muay Thai Street Defense Against a Haymaker Punch

Published in Muay Thai Boxing Techniques

Focus on using muay thai in an effective street fighting tool. A haymaker is a commonly thrown punch in the bar / club setting , and a gift from god as it provides so many targets for you to choose from.

Muay Thai Knees in MMA

Published in Muay Thai and Kickboxing Fights

The Best of Muay Thai Knees in MMA

Rob Mccullough - Using Muay Thai Clinch for Knees

Published in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) Techniques

Rob Mccullough Muay Thai Clinch Techniques and Knees from his MMA Videos

Muay Thai Defense Against Knees

Published in Muay Thai Boxing Techniques

These are a few techniques you can use to defend against knee attacks up close.

Muay Thai Clinch for Self-Defense - Street Fighting Techniques

Published in Close Quarters Combat Techniques

You've seen the top MMA fighters use the Muay Thai clinch with DEVASTATING effect, but is it possible for you to use the same techniques in a street fight?

In this self defense video, Oz and I (Matt) will teach you how to utilise the Muay Thai clinch for self defense, which has to be one of the most effective street fighting techniques to remove any threat quickly and leave your attacker wondering what the hell just happened!

If you have ever seen Oz fight then you will know that he has a great Muay Thai clinch, and as he has showed time and time again, it is a great tool to have in your arsenal should a situation ever escalate out of control. Once you get it right then it puts any attacker in a really BAD situation, and he will soon be wishing that he stayed at home.

The first way to approach the clinch is from an ordinary striking position. You want to work the jab and find your range, and then when you feel comfortable enough throw a one-two combination and use your cross to find the back of your opponents head.

When you do this you are not looking to hit him, the only goal is to grab the back and pull him towards you.

Then in this position you should find it easy to bring your other hand around to the same place. No attacker is ready for this, and if done correctly it will be very EFFECTIVE.

Watch the video for more techniques...