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@@TimStewart-tk3db true words!

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there are no belts in mma son... you are getting scammed

Nobody give a damn about belts. Its an invention for little kids to give them fake convidence. You dont have them in Muay Thai/Kickboxing, Wrestling etc etc. Either you have skill and can fight or you don't. No measurement needed. Islam Makhachev has no belt and dominated a "black belt" in BJJ. That's how much worth these "belts" are

@@whoknows8223 My crew got the black armbands from his ajarn, who got certified by master todday. He also nasm certified.

If it’s Haggerty doing it to you I take that bet any day of the week

@@pixelman6451 done kickboxing and full contact karate my whole life I’ve probably done close to 40 tournaments in various disciplines I can confidently say I have never seen someone just passively slap a front kick to the side like that. Not like that at least to much margin for error and not enough force I just don’t see it happening.

I mean shit I’ve done it in sparring but I haven’t practiced something like that enough for a fight yet. No one really throws teeps against me anyway most people just go for the slugfest. I’m still at the low amateur level where most fights are just high grade street brawls instead of a high stakes chess match

@@blazer-mp2rq When it comes to front kicks I’ve used low blocks to swoop them away and leg checks to block and I’ve scooped it up with under hooks. I just think a palm heel has just to much margin of error and very little margin for success. I’m not saying it’s impossible to land and I’m not trying to knock on anyone’s skill level I simply don’t think this technique has a high level of success and there are better options.

@@weakfrontkick I could see that 🤔 fair enough

So many people don’t train the lead leg attacks. I hit everybody I spar with up high after snapping those leg kicks with my lead leg from the southpaw. One of my favorites is when guys adjust to it by switching stances by stepping back, cause I get to smash the inside leg kick on (what was) the back leg or pull the knee to my chest and stab the bellybutton.

not much power though

Your right it's a quick one to throw in I learnt that about 25 years ago in Thailand, it's quick and catches most people off guard, a great point scorer👍

With hard sparring you tend to go to survival mode (hit and don’t get hit), whereas play sparring allows for you to try things from drills and see what works for you. Turns out trial and error is usually how most of us learn and adapt. Hope that helps.

you need both if your actually want to fight but if you have to ask I'd say light sparring only for now

hahahaha

amazing?

@@SandaBoxing yeah

@@SandaBoxing Yep 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍

@@rogerfulgham3941 haha

I doubt whether a slap with the palm can divert a fast frontal and low kick. The opponent in cause kicked "in a friendly manner" and his attack was anticipated. Besides if they had found a brilliant solution they wouldn't have shared it with the whole world.

@@catfood_03_4stray are u daft?

​@@catfood_03_4stray Both in sparring and in fights attacks often are anticipated, especially if the opponent telegraphs their intentions which isn't uncommon in even high level fighting. But you know this, you've completed multiple Muay Thai sparring sessions before, right?

Knees are good from that position as well. If they are turned like that throw a knee right under their ribcage.

@@kristianjensen5877 Feign attacks often preceed the real ones. The simplicity of the solution suggested here is evident. The very kick may be a feign attack to make the opponent lower his hand. To anticipate a frontal kick whenever your opponents knee is lifted is not good for you.

Bahahah

Lol

did you just say throwing an elbow is a yellow belt karate technique?

@@OKemJay real street fighting is when you don’t let them not hit yourself, only give and take

@@djcolt100 wtf are you smoking is my question

We had a big venue in September last year!

Will do when I get the video.

You're not wrong. That's why I'm very specific with which Charity companies I support. I don't support a company unless I've done my due diligence.