tbh i think the sweep could easily be counted for example with the fist kick he showed its used when they coming at you so if you can see them coming then ya while watching there were multiple openings where a kick or even punch would land
@@cameronbaker-kf3ukevery move you use haves their counters like the jab or the cross, there are numerous of ways to counter them but that doesn't mean they are useless, the same goes for the sweep, if you know when to use it without telegraphing its okay
Bro I went into sparring tonight and hit that hip sweep first try despite us never having drilled it and everyone looked at me like they just discovered I had super powers. You're the man dude thank you 🙌
Honestly man the more I watch your videos the more unorthodox my style now is. I've been practicing kickboxing muaythai now for 2 years for fun and I'm loving my changes. With that said, basics first basics.
Soooooo i just subbed to this dude last week …. Had sparring sesh last week and used one of his techniques and gave a shinner to our best fighter TWICE … definitely levelled up …. Can’t wait to apply these to the guy who always presses me !!
For the hard sparring guy, you throw a lot of gentle finishing moves. I just watched guys charging through your head kicks not realizing they have you to thank for still having their heads attached. I will do my best to acknowledge that when it happens.
this is one of the best training videos i've ever seen in any field. you have a lot of recorded examples of each move from as many different angles, an excellent way to communicate the moves.
Thank you son much mate. I do not usually let comments on RUclips but really, from my point of view, you deserve to be promocionate. I'm discovering you since a few weeks, and I learnt so much from you. You take time to stop the video and explain the move and you really show how to do a smooth and respectfull sparring. I have to say that I really appreciate your technics and I completlty share your philosophy. Thanks again. Cheers from France.
Fantastic material as always. This is a longer video, so I might watch this a few times to more deeply ingrain. I like how these moves control the amount of damage you take but allow for counteroffense. Thanks to Mr. Chan for all his hard work to keep us informed.
Thanks for this, Jeff. I have a lot of anxiety when it comes to sparring, mostly because I always seem to get paired up with the spazzy guy. Your videos have helped me tremendously.
You’re smooth on that charging sweep thing. Love it. As someone who also prefers to be on the outside I would love to videos featuring you sparring against bigger opponents. How to manage distance, etc
the quality on this is insane. Even as a begineer I understand what you're doing with multiple examples and the small tutorial you add. Also it explains so many things I see people doing but can't reproduce just yet because I haven't even processed them yet.
REAAAALLLY appreciating that you shows how/when it DOESN'T work, and why. Really helps figuring out the core principles at hand. My personal favorite (as a low level fighter, though) is a push kick to the belly, when I feel the opponent is a second away from launching a forward-dashing storm/combos. Then chain it with hop step side kick, very frontal-like too, to nail opponent's will to advance on me and break his/her rythm. It gives me either the attacker's role back, or if opponent tries to side-step I'll start cross combos with my momentum/position, or at worst it will just give me time to catch my breath (which is how I use it the most, admittedly, at my poor gas tank level xD) Love those combinations/swiss-knife tips xD
Oh man thank you so much for this. I was concussed in Muay Thai by this one hyper aggressive guy at my gym and ever since then I have been going back and forth trying to figure out what I could have done within my skill set to have my space respected, very frustrating. Currently writing some of these to practice with in training thank you so much!
Thanks man. I’m getting to be a training partner for a guy making his pro debut at the end of the month and I gotta step up my own game to give him a good challenge! I really like the intercepting sweep (2), I gotta try that today! I’ll let you know if I get it!
love your channel, I learned from you hip sweep how to pull it on opponent, I'm not in any shape or form good in Thai box but in springs I'm catching guys who are fighting professionally.... so rewarding, usually I do left switch kick first then fake it and just teleport myself on their left as you do.... THANK YOU
I'm a pretty bad boxer, dropping my guard quite often and by that i have a hard time with some guys in my group who are half my age, very agile and aggressive, going forward. I used a couple of distancing through front and mid kicks (knees are out of the calculation as are sweeps as the group has many ppl without knowledge of how to fall) and started becoming better in evading - and now they adapted and bring way more mid and high kicks. That throws me off right now, but i appreciate the ideas shown in here and will test frame and cross as more forward answers.
I rarely post a comment, but man, THAT is something! Great advice, excellent explanation, and everything is on point! Definitely saving this to rewatch from time to time.
Thank you Jeff! I hit the hip sweep at training tonight and it worked really well. I did use it on a larger opponent and didn’t work but for guys my size or under it was brilliant!
1. Intercepting Left Body Kick: 0:00 As your opponent advances, pivot your rear foot, stepping into the kick. Aim the kick across their midsection, using their forward motion against them. 2. Hip Sweep: 0:41 Following a left body kick, if the opponent continues forward, step around them. Use your legs to sweep theirs from under them, targeting when they are mid-step for maximum effect. 3. Intercepting Long Knee: 2:15 Wait for the opponent to close in, then deliver a knee strike aiming with the top of your thigh or kneecap. Maintain your balance by keeping the non-striking foot firmly planted. 4. Inside Foot Sweep: 3:09 Target the opponent’s lead leg when they step forward. Hook your foot around their calf and push, aiming to sweep the leg while off-balancing them with your hands. 5 Parry Block to Cross: 4:21 When faced with a hook, use a carriage block with one arm while delivering a cross punch with the other. Ensure your blocking arm is tight to your head to prevent the punch from connecting. 6. Punching While Moving Backwards: 5:05 Use footwork to retreat while delivering jabs to keep the opponent at bay. When the opportunity arises, plant your feet and deliver a powerful cross punch. 7. Footwork to Create Angles: 6:02 Utilize lateral movement to avoid a head-on clash. Use your lead arm to frame against the opponent, helping to create space and angles for counterattacks. 8. Using Frame to Maintain Strike Range: 6:32 When needing to create space, use your forearm as a frame against the opponent. Push off to create distance, then counter with a cross punch or other strikes. 9. Tying Off / Clinching: 7:14 In close quarters, catch the opponent’s biceps with your palms to control their arms. Use this control to create openings for strikes, stepping off to the side for better leverage and power.
Hi Jeff, once again you put together a great tutorial video! It is amazing the amount of sparring sessions you meddled together for each of the 9 chapters. The fixed dark shaded images with texts are so useful. What a great video editing work! Thank you once again for sharing such high quality tuition material with us! 🙏👍💪🥊🏆 All the best!
Your technique explanation and variety covers everything. Highly experienced muay fighter. Highly recommended. You probably saved so many 1+ years noobs with this video❤️❤️❤️
Have had 4 training sessions in ‘full combat jiujitsu’ and they paired me up with the biggest moat experienced guy cos im the tallest and biggest, didnt hold back at all in sparring, got a black eye already no matter how many times i tell him to chill he wont and if i try back and hit him he goes harder, gonna try these hopefully just learn to hold my own to stop getting battered, already used the hip sweep and it works, appreciate your work man
i've never been interested in striking (grappler here) as most classes / videos just throw punches in the air. BUT bro, this is striking approach is very scientific, more like how BJJ is taught. I've also not search for striking videos but i'm glad youtube put this in front of me. very good content.
you always have been and always will be a great martial artist ! your skills and videos just keep getting better . Appreciate all that you do for your fight family !
Incredible video, as usual. Thanks Jeff. Showerthought wall of text incoming: your channel is both THE greatest testimony to how efficient constant sparring is at creating superb fighters but ALSO full HD proof of how it can delude good fighters into thinking they're great instead of being humbled and schooled. So many examples of eating counter hooks and flush kicks to the chin yet going through with their combos and even ramping up the pressure is... I mean dude what? Don't they get that if you didn't pull back they'd be on the floor (or on a stretcher)? And of what value is continuing the exchange for the fighters' skills? And I get that you can't get good by only having professional fights but this is like watching kids try to make up fictional rules on the fly so they don't lose at hide and seek or some shit. It certainly doesn't help them get better at hide and seek. Speaking of hide and seek, half of these people should have been seeking medical help from the concussions you gracefully protected them from. I think that sparring - at least at your level - needs two things to be fruitful for both parties: A) A similar expertise of martial arts. Not art. Arts. B) and just straight up high IQ. NOT fight IQ, but also pattern recognition and social and emotional intelligence. So, so much nuance and it's both beautiful and baffling.
As a female coming into MMA only 2 months in I love your videos as they teach more than just brute force (which i dont have!) Most of the people i fight are bigger and stronger than me. I cant believe how much footage you have you must have so many thousands of fights under your belt to have developed so much! I can honestly say i am petrified of some of those people you are fighting against in these videos I dont know how i will ever be good enough to be able to hold my own like this. One day maybe. 😂😅 thanks again
1. Soon as opponent steps forward pivot back foot into position for lead body kick 4. When opponent steps into range, bring back foot into pivoted position in order to sweep their lead leg with your lead leg. Post onto their head/neck with your lead arm. Aim for just below their calf with your lead leg. Kick to right, push head to left. If you miss the sweep keep posted arm on opponent as a guide for the cross. 5. If opponent throws a hook, carriage block and go into cross. Angle body outward to generate power. 6. Stay busy with jab as opponent is moving forward. Throw jabs while moving backwards Eventually plant feet and throw heavy cross. Or step back with lead leg and go into a heavy hook with the back hand. 7. Lead arm to frame on arms, push them to the right. Circle out to the left.
Cool moves and great presentation. I was in an MMA gym for a while and the sparring was so much fun, even though I was always really mediocre! Moved away but if one ever opens around here I'll sign up in a heartbeat
great vidéo! so many examples, great explanations. I discovered your channel with this video and hope to see many more like this one. +1 subscriber for you! Greetings from France!
Your content is awesome. Seeing your footage i notice that you have a very controlling fighting style, always searching a good distance and punishing patterns of your opponents. Even though i have a very different style, i learn so much from you and your content. You are a great example of a martial artist🙏🏻
Jeff Chan is just so straight to the point and practical Apart from Bazooka Kickboxing, this my go to every time I need to learn some moves Wastes zero time and just teaches me shit and says when, how and why to use it
Thank you so much for sharing the techniques! I’ve tried some of the stuff you do and it works really well some times. I hope you become a legendary trainer!
By far the most comprehensive and useful martial arts content being put out there
thank you man!!
Look up joe lewis fighting systems
Truly, a masterclass here. Thank you Jeff
Yes
Hahahahaha
The effectiveness of that hip sweep is incredible. Thank you so much.
no prob :)
Same as the sweep Machida used. Common in Karate.
tbh i think the sweep could easily be counted for example with the fist kick he showed its used when they coming at you so if you can see them coming then ya while watching there were multiple openings where a kick or even punch would land
That's my favourite one. I've dropped my friends multiple times in sparring with this secret move :)
@@cameronbaker-kf3ukevery move you use haves their counters like the jab or the cross, there are numerous of ways to counter them but that doesn't mean they are useless, the same goes for the sweep, if you know when to use it without telegraphing its okay
Bro I went into sparring tonight and hit that hip sweep first try despite us never having drilled it and everyone looked at me like they just discovered I had super powers. You're the man dude thank you 🙌
Great. Did you have any problem executing it? I've never tried it on a sparring partner and i don't want to look too dumb doing it 😂
I’ve done the same thing, it’s a very effective move and gets a lot of attention…..not to say that your goal.
Honestly man the more I watch your videos the more unorthodox my style now is. I've been practicing kickboxing muaythai now for 2 years for fun and I'm loving my changes. With that said, basics first basics.
im glad to hear man!!!
This is actually incredible. There's like 20 examples of each one so you can see it in a variety of contexts.
:)
Soooooo i just subbed to this dude last week …. Had sparring sesh last week and used one of his techniques and gave a shinner to our best fighter TWICE … definitely levelled up …. Can’t wait to apply these to the guy who always presses me !!
thats awesome!
For the hard sparring guy, you throw a lot of gentle finishing moves. I just watched guys charging through your head kicks not realizing they have you to thank for still having their heads attached.
I will do my best to acknowledge that when it happens.
thanks :)
this is one of the best training videos i've ever seen in any field. you have a lot of recorded examples of each move from as many different angles, an excellent way to communicate the moves.
thank you!!
Thank you son much mate. I do not usually let comments on RUclips but really, from my point of view, you deserve to be promocionate.
I'm discovering you since a few weeks, and I learnt so much from you. You take time to stop the video and explain the move and you really show how to do a smooth and respectfull sparring. I have to say that I really appreciate your technics and I completlty share your philosophy. Thanks again.
Cheers from France.
thanks for watching!!!!
Fantastic material as always. This is a longer video, so I might watch this a few times to more deeply ingrain. I like how these moves control the amount of damage you take but allow for counteroffense. Thanks to Mr. Chan for all his hard work to keep us informed.
thanks for watching man!
great content!
thanks for the support Silva!!!
Thank you for the incredible details and explaining the when and why behind the technique.
thank you for the support Kevin!!
I implemented a few of your techniques and it made me a better fighter almost immediately, thank you sir!
awesome!!
Merci Jeff ! For all the great martial art contents you post on your channel.
All the best,
thanks for your support!!
I was working on using long knees to counter punches this week, #3 was just right for me. Thanks, Jeff.
no prob!!
Thanks for this, Jeff. I have a lot of anxiety when it comes to sparring, mostly because I always seem to get paired up with the spazzy guy. Your videos have helped me tremendously.
im glad to hear man!
Love the 2nd one. Saw that one years ago on your channel and still doing it in sparring sometimes. Good to know the perfect footwork now too
awesome :)
You’re smooth on that charging sweep thing. Love it. As someone who also prefers to be on the outside I would love to videos featuring you sparring against bigger opponents. How to manage distance, etc
thank you!!
That inside foot sweep has helped me many times. Thanks my brotha. USH!!!!
:)
the quality on this is insane. Even as a begineer I understand what you're doing with multiple examples and the small tutorial you add.
Also it explains so many things I see people doing but can't reproduce just yet because I haven't even processed them yet.
REAAAALLLY appreciating that you shows how/when it DOESN'T work, and why.
Really helps figuring out the core principles at hand.
My personal favorite (as a low level fighter, though) is a push kick to the belly, when I feel the opponent is a second away from launching a forward-dashing storm/combos.
Then chain it with hop step side kick, very frontal-like too, to nail opponent's will to advance on me and break his/her rythm.
It gives me either the attacker's role back, or if opponent tries to side-step I'll start cross combos with my momentum/position, or at worst it will just give me time to catch my breath (which is how I use it the most, admittedly, at my poor gas tank level xD)
Love those combinations/swiss-knife tips xD
cheers :)
Oh man thank you so much for this. I was concussed in Muay Thai by this one hyper aggressive guy at my gym and ever since then I have been going back and forth trying to figure out what I could have done within my skill set to have my space respected, very frustrating. Currently writing some of these to practice with in training thank you so much!
no prob!
I'm normally the aggressor so this is helpful for me to see what to look for if someone wants to negate pressure 🤣
haha cheers!
Thanks man. I’m getting to be a training partner for a guy making his pro debut at the end of the month and I gotta step up my own game to give him a good challenge! I really like the intercepting sweep (2), I gotta try that today! I’ll let you know if I get it!
awesome!!
did u get it lol
This is excellent content to study and incorporate into training. Awesome video, Jeff!
thanks Ali!!
love your channel, I learned from you hip sweep how to pull it on opponent, I'm not in any shape or form good in Thai box but in springs I'm catching guys who are fighting professionally.... so rewarding, usually I do left switch kick first then fake it and just teleport myself on their left as you do.... THANK YOU
thanks for watching!!
Dude your vids are top tier legit, keep'em coming, very useful stuff. I'm very grateful for this
thanks man!!!
I'm a pretty bad boxer, dropping my guard quite often and by that i have a hard time with some guys in my group who are half my age, very agile and aggressive, going forward. I used a couple of distancing through front and mid kicks (knees are out of the calculation as are sweeps as the group has many ppl without knowledge of how to fall) and started becoming better in evading - and now they adapted and bring way more mid and high kicks.
That throws me off right now, but i appreciate the ideas shown in here and will test frame and cross as more forward answers.
cheers!!
This is the one I didn't know I've been waiting for! Thanks man!
no prob :)
Bro i have seen so much martial arts.Your fighting maturity is very high and things you teach are just very practical in combat.
thanks so much!!!
This is a great way to start a video! The title and thumbnail already say what it is about. No need for an intro. You just start right away. Awesome.
thanks :)
#10 Be a gentleman like Jeff.
Bro, your ability to keep your cool with some of these SparTards is impressive.
I rarely post a comment, but man, THAT is something!
Great advice, excellent explanation, and everything is on point!
Definitely saving this to rewatch from time to time.
thanks man!!
Thanks!
thanks for the support!!
Thank you Jeff! I hit the hip sweep at training tonight and it worked really well. I did use it on a larger opponent and didn’t work but for guys my size or under it was brilliant!
Amazing !!
These are some awesome moves! Great video Sir!
thanks!!
1. Intercepting Left Body Kick: 0:00
As your opponent advances, pivot your rear foot, stepping into the kick.
Aim the kick across their midsection, using their forward motion against them.
2. Hip Sweep: 0:41
Following a left body kick, if the opponent continues forward, step around them.
Use your legs to sweep theirs from under them, targeting when they are mid-step for maximum effect.
3. Intercepting Long Knee: 2:15
Wait for the opponent to close in, then deliver a knee strike aiming with the top of your thigh or kneecap.
Maintain your balance by keeping the non-striking foot firmly planted.
4. Inside Foot Sweep: 3:09
Target the opponent’s lead leg when they step forward.
Hook your foot around their calf and push, aiming to sweep the leg while off-balancing them with your hands.
5 Parry Block to Cross: 4:21
When faced with a hook, use a carriage block with one arm while delivering a cross punch with the other.
Ensure your blocking arm is tight to your head to prevent the punch from connecting.
6. Punching While Moving Backwards: 5:05
Use footwork to retreat while delivering jabs to keep the opponent at bay.
When the opportunity arises, plant your feet and deliver a powerful cross punch.
7. Footwork to Create Angles: 6:02
Utilize lateral movement to avoid a head-on clash.
Use your lead arm to frame against the opponent, helping to create space and angles for counterattacks.
8. Using Frame to Maintain Strike Range: 6:32
When needing to create space, use your forearm as a frame against the opponent.
Push off to create distance, then counter with a cross punch or other strikes.
9. Tying Off / Clinching: 7:14
In close quarters, catch the opponent’s biceps with your palms to control their arms.
Use this control to create openings for strikes, stepping off to the side for better leverage and power.
:)
@@MMAShredded Just making my own notes so I can come back and revise 😁
Your creativity is insane brother. You have your own unique style and it looks very effective. Love your content !
thanks so much man!
Hi Jeff, once again you put together a great tutorial video! It is amazing the amount of sparring sessions you meddled together for each of the 9 chapters. The fixed dark shaded images with texts are so useful. What a great video editing work!
Thank you once again for sharing such high quality tuition material with us! 🙏👍💪🥊🏆
All the best!
thanks for your feedback man!!
no messing about straight into the tips fwarkin love it
Your technique explanation and variety covers everything. Highly experienced muay fighter. Highly recommended. You probably saved so many 1+ years noobs with this video❤️❤️❤️
Thanks for watching !!
Great content. Excellent use of footage from messy sparring sessions we’ve all experienced
Thank you!!
Have had 4 training sessions in ‘full combat jiujitsu’ and they paired me up with the biggest moat experienced guy cos im the tallest and biggest, didnt hold back at all in sparring, got a black eye already no matter how many times i tell him to chill he wont and if i try back and hit him he goes harder, gonna try these hopefully just learn to hold my own to stop getting battered, already used the hip sweep and it works, appreciate your work man
thanks for watching!!
i've never been interested in striking (grappler here) as most classes / videos just throw punches in the air. BUT bro, this is striking approach is very scientific, more like how BJJ is taught. I've also not search for striking videos but i'm glad youtube put this in front of me. very good content.
You and Gabriel varga have the best content out rn improving so so much because of you guys!
thanks man!!
Great tips and video
thank you!!
you always have been and always will be a great martial artist ! your skills and videos just keep getting better . Appreciate all that you do for your fight family !
Thanks so much!!!
Just ridiculous levels of knowledge. Awesome Jeff.
thank you man!
The technical breakdown is awesome! Thanks!
thank you!!
Great vid, where has been your your best place to learn Western boxing and best place for muy thai from all the different places you have been?
im not sure the best, I learn a bit from everywhere I go!!
That's unarguably the most useful Martial arts tutorial on RUclips, thank you so much for sharing 🙏
thanks for watching man!
Incredible video, as usual.
Thanks Jeff.
Showerthought wall of text incoming:
your channel is both THE greatest testimony to how efficient constant sparring is at creating superb fighters but ALSO full HD proof of how it can delude good fighters into thinking they're great instead of being humbled and schooled.
So many examples of eating counter hooks and flush kicks to the chin yet going through with their combos and even ramping up the pressure is... I mean dude what?
Don't they get that if you didn't pull back they'd be on the floor (or on a stretcher)?
And of what value is continuing the exchange for the fighters' skills?
And I get that you can't get good by only having professional fights but this is like watching kids try to make up fictional rules on the fly so they don't lose at hide and seek or some shit. It certainly doesn't help them get better at hide and seek.
Speaking of hide and seek, half of these people should have been seeking medical help from the concussions you gracefully protected them from.
I think that sparring - at least at your level - needs two things to be fruitful for both parties:
A) A similar expertise of martial arts. Not art. Arts.
B) and just straight up high IQ. NOT fight IQ, but also pattern recognition and social and emotional intelligence.
So, so much nuance and it's both beautiful and baffling.
These are some lovely and very useful moves... Thanks Jeff
thanks for watching!
As a female coming into MMA only 2 months in I love your videos as they teach more than just brute force (which i dont have!) Most of the people i fight are bigger and stronger than me. I cant believe how much footage you have you must have so many thousands of fights under your belt to have developed so much! I can honestly say i am petrified of some of those people you are fighting against in these videos I dont know how i will ever be good enough to be able to hold my own like this. One day maybe. 😂😅 thanks again
thanks for watching! just be consistent in your training and you'll get there!!
This si solid gold, thanks!. Greatings from Santiago, Chile.
:)
You the man Jeff Chan. I love this one.
Awesome. Answered a lot of questions I didn't know I had!
:)
Highly useful content, it will serve me well during hard sparring sessions.
thanks for watching!!
Super informative and useful video, Jeff!
thanks man!
Beautiful. Liked the inside trip and the thigh/hip sweep - do a similar thing in jitsu
thanks for watching!
Very great combinations and compilation. Thanks for the consistent examples. Lead leg kick and high kicks were Ace.
:)
At 3:26 your opponent can move the leg back and swing you😊
All great examples. Thanks Jeff!
thank you!!
Thanks for sharing!!
Very good content!
I will definitely try that combo in Number 4 in my next sparring.
thanks for watching!!
1. Soon as opponent steps forward pivot back foot into position for lead body kick
4. When opponent steps into range, bring back foot into pivoted position in order to sweep their lead leg with your lead leg. Post onto their head/neck with your lead arm. Aim for just below their calf with your lead leg. Kick to right, push head to left.
If you miss the sweep keep posted arm on opponent as a guide for the cross.
5. If opponent throws a hook, carriage block and go into cross. Angle body outward to generate power.
6. Stay busy with jab as opponent is moving forward. Throw jabs while moving backwards Eventually plant feet and throw heavy cross.
Or step back with lead leg and go into a heavy hook with the back hand.
7. Lead arm to frame on arms, push them to the right. Circle out to the left.
Darting Cross, double-step, low kick. I think that's my favorite one of your combos
:)
Cool moves and great presentation. I was in an MMA gym for a while and the sparring was so much fun, even though I was always really mediocre! Moved away but if one ever opens around here I'll sign up in a heartbeat
thx!
Beautiful sparing! You really flow ;)
thanks man!
Amazing ! thank you for your explanation and sharing. It really help to understand and improve. you're a great teacher and fighter !
thanks for watching!
This is both very useful and very entertaining, thanks!
thank you!!
One of if not most practical martial arts channel ❤
:)
That hip sweep is gold Jerry, GOLD!!
oss
Heck Yeah! This is just what I needed! Awesome Video Man!
:)
Hip sweep, clinch, forearm frame and biceps control. Can be used in jiujitsu. Therefore perfect tools for cross train. Great advice 👍🏽
cheers!!
Love this detailed explanations, so many ideas and so interesting
thank you!!
Thanks for making such quality content for the serious martial artist 💪🏽
thank you!!
Awesome Vid💪🔥🔥
thank you!!
great vidéo! so many examples, great explanations. I discovered your channel with this video and hope to see many more like this one. +1 subscriber for you! Greetings from France!
thank you!!!
Love your sliding takedowns, a very nice segue for a descending hammerfist or kick either to the head or body.
thanks!!
Great video and well done on giving such a great break down.
thanks man!!
I'm thankful for this list. Well done!
thanks for watching!
One of the best vídeos of the Channel 😊
Such good content with so many examples as well!
thank you!!
That's awesome, you make all the moves look so easy, when in reality it's quite difficult!
thank you!!!
Well put
Thx!
Your content is awesome. Seeing your footage i notice that you have a very controlling fighting style, always searching a good distance and punishing patterns of your opponents. Even though i have a very different style, i learn so much from you and your content. You are a great example of a martial artist🙏🏻
thank you man I appreciate it. keep up the good training!
Wow! Great video, great work!
Incredible amount of useful content.Content your clinch preferences please
definitely!!
This is so helpful! I get chased down especially by bigger opponents so much and these tips really helped me alot! Thanks
oss!
I tried all of them in my sparring. Very helpful! 👍
:)
Jeff Chan is just so straight to the point and practical
Apart from Bazooka Kickboxing, this my go to every time I need to learn some moves
Wastes zero time and just teaches me shit and says when, how and why to use it
:)))
Fantastic tips! Thanks for sharing your gold!
thanks for watching!
One of your best videos so far
thanks man!
W content and fighting clips bro, useful af!
Thanks !!
Thank you so much for sharing the techniques! I’ve tried some of the stuff you do and it works really well some times. I hope you become a legendary trainer!
thanks man!!
Really useful tips here. I am preparing for a sanda competition and there's a lot of these tools I can use 👊🏽
:) cheers and good luck!
awesome tips! one note: you will eventually get hit even with all of these moves, don't be afraid, it's part of the progress!
true!!!
Amazing. I got my first sparring sesh next month
niceeeee
Oh man you just helped me rebuild my arsenal. Def practicing some of these before and on sparring day
:))
🔥🔥🔥 my favorites are 2, 6, 8, and 9. Muhammad Ali scored a knockout doing #8. Definitely adding #2 to my bag.
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