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With shot knees MT is out of the question unfortunately....

The snicky knee is a very good idea. i love it. Thanks haboub

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This was great

Could have easily worked this put yourself with a partner.

This deserves way more views!

I'm curious your thoughts on people that have had foot injuries getting back into practice and sparring. Im about 4 months out from a foot surgery. I am curious if you have any experience with this? I'm definitely going to listen to my doc regardless. Cheers

Coach is the reason my success always I owe u a lot .. thanks for ur every advise and guidance most kindest human I met in earth 🫶🙏

How to get the strong heart 💕💪?i love mt but i always scared😢....i want pro❤

Wow 3 days ago?,, he's even still fit for his age, I wish you make more of this kind of sorta documentaries on various Styles of more Golden era fighters,,, Btw why Is he wearing that bandage on knee,, ?

Video was worth the wait, great stuff

THIS IS GOLD

This is pure gold. A lot better than the one Sylvie did with him

Nice segment

Lovely insight into Lamnamoon as a person and teaching style. Ive seen everything with him in the Muay Thai Library but this was good and different so absolutely added value. Especially to see how good his english is. Im looking to go there in the future and learn his Muay Khao. Thanks

Weird that the U.K wasn't mentioned in the country list, considering Haggerty and Harrison, and all the kickboxers from there as well.

My Kru showed that upward knee from the clinch to the ribs it's so painful and it's so deceptively effective since to a naked eye it doesn't look very devastating, but boi it hurts like mf.

Lamnamoon is one of a kind, one of the most genuine people I have ever met

Awesome combo like badr hari

When is the Lamnamoon vid dropping?

Make sense. i find its only possible to do that with partner that have experience.. The new comers i find only want to hit hard instead of working on their techniques

Good words Recently I’ve been thinking of the following -being more assertive -counter kicks -thinking about points But big one being less nice to the point it never feels like “give n take” (vs those same level or higher)

Thanks

still underrated channel and content, thanks

Simple and effective

I'm gonna be 38 in 3 days, I do have some physical drawbacks, but I no longer subscribe to the belief that I'm not capable of fighting. I *will* fight, and I *will* win. I know this. 🙏🏻💙🔥🙇🏻

Does it take a while to learn how to tense the forearms while relaxing the shoulders?

Very useful video! Thank you!

Wallahi. i wish i can train with this coach. I love his style of teaching

I'm your first viewer brother. Call out from your San Diego, CA SMTF crew.

Amazing. Thank you !

Really fine helpful details

Great instructions thanks!

I was almost off the spectrum fight side. “The cage is a structured outlet for my Rage”.

Fantastic video. My coach says the same 🫡

Described my first in house. When I was aggressive it was a lot better

Great advice! Comments like this help give boxing a good name.

This really cool because I think like this about life I love Muay Thai and love jiu jitsu but these principles apply in life. In a real fight where you are there to defend yourself it’s better to have bad intentions and with working out in your gym it’s ok to practice great techniques and have full respect to help everyone get better but real life it’s a fight so to train the two spectrums is a great balance of two forces.

As always top notch coaching ❤ much love coach

Do you mean "vertical" ? 😀 Thanks for the great content!

Thank you for every detail and the excellent work; your passion is evident. Some coaches lose their passion: they only criticize the students instead of guiding them and think about money

So you hit with the shin and kind of dig or slice with the kick?

I believe that is very powerful if landed, nice

much needed!

Bravissimo!

What else are you gonna teach me (again)

Awesome stuff the way you show it. I’d like to hand over some kudo’s. You break it down quite honestly this jab. I can understand your point well. (I’m not an English native).

Another awesome explainer/reminder. These bit of info are valuable. I’d love to see a video of you trying to sweep like the Thai can. Fudge, that hurts the confidence.

As a slightly mediocre fighter (with 18+ years of experience), I’d like to thank you for allowing me to realize more consciously the importance of distance. I’m looking forward to see you share more insights I kinda know, but really sink in when you explain them in a similar manner. Kudos +

Good advice man, will implement. Thank you