The fact that you added in each move being applied during a real time spar made this video so much better. It's much easier to learn a move when you see it being applied in a practical situation. Thank you
@@hungkiet7535 He broke my jaw in sparring, he looks soft but he’s the Thai Mike Tyson, (only he never beat up old ladies in an elevator like Mike Tyson actually did dozens of times when he was a teenager oh I’m sorry I meant hundreds of times) he will close the distance and knock jeff, me, anyone here out, jeff could tap him in two minutes though, lol
Thanks man!! Buakaw is easily my favorite thai fighter of all time...and has some of the coolest and most effective technics when he was in his prime. His leg kicks...his left hook > rear kick fluidity...so on. I still rewatch his fights often. Btw thanks for a video like this! And thanks for taking my recommendation seriously. THis will indeed help me with my own muay thai training. Last trained on thursday in fact; had three sparring matches that day, 2 matches against my coach 1 against my primary sparring partner. Studying these will no doubt help since Ive already studied buakaw on my own..i like outside opinions.
DAMN IT! I freaking love your content! Super practical, good editing, fight proven, what else do you want? I love learning from as many MMA practitioners as possible. I was wondering if you had any advice for me on head kick setups?
Chacho Garsha - if you know how to do a Lead Superman punch you can use that to set up a switch kick , take a step outside with your lead leg to avoid a the hands
So after throw the superman right I land on my left foot, then place my right foot on the outside of their left foot (if they are an orthodox fighter) to create the angle and finish with the left head kick?
Hey Chacho, I have a few high kick set ups I like to use, some of my favourite ones were shown in the video "tactics used by TJ Dillashaw" ! Check that out if you have not already. Also the set up recommended by The Chosen One also sounds like it is worth trying!
I rarely comment but i feel the need to say that your channel is so good! I love how you respond to most comments, even new comments on older videos, and like mostly everyone (if not everyone's) comment. Muay Thai is beautiful and thanks to it I found this channel. Keep doing what you're doing and i'm sure your channel will grow to fight tip's number if not more!
Sweet! Thanks for the support and commenting (especially because you rarely do). Let me know if there is anything I can help you with in terms of tips and be sure to let me know of anything I can improve on as well!
One of the best martial arts channels on RUclips hands down. The way of the peaceful warrior... The warriors journey begins with inner peace. Only inner peace can cultivate outer peace. The warriors path is not to lead others to war... but to lead by example. Thank you for leading by example.
I'm a beginner in Muay Thai, and I did the whole "catch leg, release,punch and then high kick" thing in sparring, *before* seeing this video. Goes to show it's easy to pull off and very intuitive.
Thanks for making this video . You are truly insightful and informative . As I am Thai , Buakaw is my hero and I feel so honored that his techniques are analyzed and practised around the world . I wish you will even more become successful in future . ( Hugged from Thailand )
Sou brasileiro, luto Muay Thai e Kickboxing à 20 anos, seus vídeos são fantásticos. Estou treinando essas técnicas e estão dando muito certo. Obrigado, sou seu fã. Abraços.!
A version of tactic number 1, which I learnt from an instructor at Phuket Tiger Muay Thai, when you grab the leg (mostly you would grab with one hand from a tip/front kick), you then pull them forward hard with the same hand and elbow them with the same arm that you grabbed them with rather than punch with the opposite arm. Perhaps harder to execute, but also can be more difficult for them to block or read, and very powerful.
phenomenal job on that video. i really liked it! i grew up with buakaw fights and im glad you did this video/analysis. when i saw the sparring footage @6:48 it instantly reminded me of buakaw vs mike zambidis 😄 keep up the great work 👊🏻😎
Seen a few of these vids covering specific fighters favoured tactic's or method's, adding all of them to my compiled martial arts training playlist, great vids, very useful, certainly impressed :)
@@MMAShredded I can link that playlist to you if you want, but there's not much point as I keep it set to public. Nearing 800 video's, covering a wide variety of style's, combos, talks, fails, tactics, professional fights, workout routines, tricking etc etc. I'm sure you could find a few other martial arts RUclipsrs who'd love to do some collaboration vids with all of you, have fun, be safe, kick all kinds of ass, and keep up the awesome work! I'm looking forward to more of these types of videos and any regarding grappling especially :D
I just try to stick to my own content because when It comes to UFC fighters which I have a whole playlist of, UFC content can get me a copyright strike
I know like 5 realistic ways of getting out of leg grabs. 1) If against a grab with a lead leg front kick, you bend your leg, you pull it in, you then grab them by the neck as if you will knee them, you twist your leg to go inside of their lead knee and push your shin down 2) pull back your leg leaning forwards without moving ground, keep your back foot planted in the same place, twist your caught foot to put your heal against the hip bone and push out hard 3) grabbed with the same side hand, stick your closest hand out towards their eyes, lean towards them and snap your leg back, if it has been grabbed from a front kick you will need to twist your hip 4) pull your leg in and hit them 5) jump spin and try to kick them, even if you don't hit them you may break free. I would love to see my man's approach to a leg grab defence. By the way, number 6) is what you will find in 'No Retreat No Surrender', i.e. a flip kick Bruce Lee style.
Awesome vid....Learning from the tactics of the elite nak muay can be an excellent way to improve one's own tactics and skill in Muay Thai, to be sure. Shout out to all of the practitioners of Muay Thai out there. What an amazing martial art and sport it is, and in many cases, a lifelong journey. Peace.
Great video as always! I would love to see basic training videos by you like how to throw a push kick, how to defend a head kick, how to transition from long guard to clinch, ect.
MMAShredded I’m at jujitsu black belt and years ago I got my taekwondo black belt which is more of like a kickboxing school so these techniques are really going to add to my bag of tricks.
N° 3 exists all the same in karate; Machida did many times, possibly you put it in the video, i don't remember. Not just in sparring, there's at least 3 katas of my knowledge that contain that application Nice work as usual!
I use the tactic 6.D in a different way: I use my elbow to catch the bicep, so that I can take his punches out of the the equation. The only problem is that sparing partners will be VERY angry if you do this because the pain will be there for days just because of 1 hit. So its more difficult to practice
@@MMAShredded I'm just thinking if a want to start a professional career or no. I have amazing training partners, and we go to Thailand each year, but I don't know if its worth it, because in my country there are very few opponents. So I would need to fight outside of the country. 😕
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The fact that you added in each move being applied during a real time spar made this video so much better. It's much easier to learn a move when you see it being applied in a practical situation. Thank you
thanks for watching man!
Nice......
These tactics technics in this channel is real!
Right
If only i could download this into my brain like the matrix
haha you need to drill them !
@@MMAShredded do you reccomend a brushless power drill or nah?
You can, it's called shadow boxing and sparring.
I recommend a tunnel bore
Drillers make killers
0:37 tactic 1
1:40 tactic 2
2:28 tactic 3
3:14 tactic 4
3:56 tactic 5
4:50 tactic 6
8:13 tactic 7
cheers!
Buakaw is a beast 🙅♂️
Yeah!!
That’s a understatement
Got to see him fight in Patong last year. Highlight on my life!
I can beat him!
@@hungkiet7535 He broke my jaw in sparring, he looks soft but he’s the Thai Mike Tyson, (only he never beat up old ladies in an elevator like Mike Tyson actually did dozens of times when he was a teenager oh I’m sorry I meant hundreds of times) he will close the distance and knock jeff, me, anyone here out, jeff could tap him in two minutes though, lol
Love your breakdowns 👍🏼 Another Buakaw tactic: Have Shins made of titanium 😄
I appreciate it brother!
U mean every metal combined
Your videos are gold - super informative and applicable. I wish there wasn't any background music to take anything away from them.
you even mimic his lip movements perfectly
thank you!
Buakaw is a monster!!!
This channel is great!!!
Brasil!!
Thanks Felipe!
i love the very last one.
the knee raise to various outcomes. what a great mind fuck of a technique
This video is like diamond encrusted gold, thank you so much Jeff!!
Thanks man!! Buakaw is easily my favorite thai fighter of all time...and has some of the coolest and most effective technics when he was in his prime. His leg kicks...his left hook > rear kick fluidity...so on. I still rewatch his fights often. Btw thanks for a video like this! And thanks for taking my recommendation seriously. THis will indeed help me with my own muay thai training. Last trained on thursday in fact; had three sparring matches that day, 2 matches against my coach 1 against my primary sparring partner. Studying these will no doubt help since Ive already studied buakaw on my own..i like outside opinions.
Sweet brother! Keep up the good training my man!
I started to practice muay thai just recently and I find your content extremely useful, practical and straight to the point!
thanks so much!
Thaks you very much for your channel. It is a great tool to improve the technique.
thank you!
DAMN IT! I freaking love your content! Super practical, good editing, fight proven, what else do you want? I love learning from as many MMA practitioners as possible. I was wondering if you had any advice for me on head kick setups?
Chacho Garsha - if you know how to do a Lead Superman punch you can use that to set up a switch kick , take a step outside with your lead leg to avoid a the hands
So after throw the superman right I land on my left foot, then place my right foot on the outside of their left foot (if they are an orthodox fighter) to create the angle and finish with the left head kick?
Chacho Garsha - switch your stance as you lead Superman punch, traditional Muay Thai switch kick setup
Hey Chacho, I have a few high kick set ups I like to use, some of my favourite ones were shown in the video "tactics used by TJ Dillashaw" ! Check that out if you have not already. Also the set up recommended by The Chosen One also sounds like it is worth trying!
MMAShredded Buakaw my best fighter.Helow I'm Russia
Buakaw is one of my favorites! Great breakdown, keep up your great work buddy!
Thanks brother!
1:32 best
cheers!
I love The way that You show de moves, especially in The “real time sparring. Enables a very broad vie. Tkss 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽❤️❤️
thank you!!
I rarely comment but i feel the need to say that your channel is so good! I love how you respond to most comments, even new comments on older videos, and like mostly everyone (if not everyone's) comment. Muay Thai is beautiful and thanks to it I found this channel. Keep doing what you're doing and i'm sure your channel will grow to fight tip's number if not more!
Sweet! Thanks for the support and commenting (especially because you rarely do). Let me know if there is anything I can help you with in terms of tips and be sure to let me know of anything I can improve on as well!
One of the best martial arts channels on RUclips hands down.
The way of the peaceful warrior...
The warriors journey begins with inner peace. Only inner peace can cultivate outer peace. The warriors path is not to lead others to war... but to lead by example.
Thank you for leading by example.
thanks for your kind words!!
Bro, your clips are really good, I can't find any weak point to criticize! !
Go ahead with just this powerful style...
Wish you success
thanks so much man!
Mate, that was really a good demonstration video. Appreciate the sparring/fight footages and all the good editing. Kudos
thanks so much!
Fav channel. Always watching before sparring
Thanks for the support!!
Wow. Cant wait to try this in class. Thanks Mr. Shredded.🤗
thank you!!
3:42 walking away like a gangsta hahahaha
haha!
Another fantastic demo, best on RUclips by far, thanks again
Thanks brother!
I'm a beginner in Muay Thai, and I did the whole "catch leg, release,punch and then high kick" thing in sparring, *before* seeing this video. Goes to show it's easy to pull off and very intuitive.
sweet!!
This is fantastic. I love the analysis and the breakdown. Keep up the great work mah man
Thanks bro!!
What a lesson... thank you. Respect from Morocco 👍🏽
thank you!
I like these videos a lot, man. It's great how you back up the techniques with sparring footage. Keep up the great content.
Thanks Ando!
thank you ,this content is the only thing that I need .Everything is explained clearly
thanks so much for the support!
excellent as always, i wish i looked as comfortable as you while sparring!
Thanks for the support Henry!
Man, I'm going to have to go over this a lot. So much quality information and combo's to try out!
cheers!
He pushes with his hands, teeps with his kicks, and etc. very useful for a technical fighter
Daaaaamn my bro, I am loving the tactic series. Tactic 3 is always my go to. We gotta get you in the ring or cage bro, you're just too awesome.
Thanks as always Jaycee!!!
the 5:50 demonstration C you can also do a devastating back kick when he blocks his face like that and end the fight. I always look for that opening.
Great stuff, Jeff. Thanks again. My favorite is tactic two. Very clever
Sweet thanks bro!
Very nice. I like how you cite the relevant bouts as well. Keep it up!
awesome thanks for the support!
Just discovered your content and I have to say, all of your content is very informative and applicable. Thank you
Thanks Jonny!
Thanks for making this video . You are truly insightful and informative . As I am Thai , Buakaw is my hero and I feel so honored that his techniques are analyzed and practised around the world . I wish you will even more become successful in future . ( Hugged from Thailand )
thanks for the feedback brother!
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Awesome techniques. Tactic 4 was a favorite of point karate great Alexander Biamonti. Super effective sweep!
Awesome thanks or watching!
Got a subscribe for that, nice video my man!
Best break down of high level MT technique I've seen on youtube. Good stuff!
Sweet! Welcome and thanks for the support bro!
Tactic 2😱🥶That’s going in the bag💰
awesome :)
dont know why this hasnt got more views, great video and analysis of the tactics and showing them
thank you James!
Thanks for taking the time to make extremely informative videos for us
thanks for watching!
Amazing content!!! Greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷
Thanks brother!
Sou brasileiro, luto Muay Thai e Kickboxing à 20 anos, seus vídeos são fantásticos. Estou treinando essas técnicas e estão dando muito certo. Obrigado, sou seu fã. Abraços.!
thx for watching
Thanks for the excellent breakdowns and demo's......oh, and the inspiration, dude!
Hey Ron thanks for watching!
Amazing, progress from the old videos to most recent. I been w this channel a while. Always Greta to see
thanks for your long time support !!
Dude these videos are so good
thanks man!
Good teach ...Thank you from Thailand.
cheers!
Great new intro, Jeff! The editing has always been on point, and the growth is well deserved! Sharing !
thank you!
Great video and the breakdowns. Thank you
Thanks bro!
A version of tactic number 1, which I learnt from an instructor at Phuket Tiger Muay Thai, when you grab the leg (mostly you would grab with one hand from a tip/front kick), you then pull them forward hard with the same hand and elbow them with the same arm that you grabbed them with rather than punch with the opposite arm. Perhaps harder to execute, but also can be more difficult for them to block or read, and very powerful.
sweet!
Excellent breakdowns!!
thank you!
Awesome videos Jeff! Thx for sharing
thanks for watching bro!
Best channel out there! looking forward for more.
Thanks Efeno!!
Awesome vid. Even though I've already learned some of these techniques it's a good refresher and nice to see them used practically
thank you!
phenomenal job on that video. i really liked it! i grew up with buakaw fights and im glad you did this video/analysis. when i saw the sparring footage @6:48 it instantly reminded me of buakaw vs mike zambidis 😄 keep up the great work 👊🏻😎
awesome man! Thanks!
This is a really good video! All these techniques seem legit -- can't wait to try them out in sparring!
Awesome bro!
Seen a few of these vids covering specific fighters favoured tactic's or method's, adding all of them to my compiled martial arts training playlist, great vids, very useful, certainly impressed :)
thanks for watching!!
@@MMAShredded I can link that playlist to you if you want, but there's not much point as I keep it set to public.
Nearing 800 video's, covering a wide variety of style's, combos, talks, fails, tactics, professional fights, workout routines, tricking etc etc.
I'm sure you could find a few other martial arts RUclipsrs who'd love to do some collaboration vids with all of you, have fun, be safe, kick all kinds of ass, and keep up the awesome work!
I'm looking forward to more of these types of videos and any regarding grappling especially :D
@@Hive-Mind-BBX awesome man!
interesting video! Thanks for sharing your tactics! good for study as well
thank you!
Love them breakdowns. Real time sparring is a big plus. Great stuff. Buakaw. Yeah
Thanks bro!
Beautiful. Thank you for analysis and sharing :)
thank you!
Great video, really high quality material.
thanks bro!
Wow your timing is great and love the drills my wife and I are going to practice these in quarantine😊⚔️
awesome enjoy!
Love it. You should show a footage of the fighter doing it
I just try to stick to my own content because when It comes to UFC fighters which I have a whole playlist of, UFC content can get me a copyright strike
The second tip is really impressive wow
thx for watching!
I know like 5 realistic ways of getting out of leg grabs. 1) If against a grab with a lead leg front kick, you bend your leg, you pull it in, you then grab them by the neck as if you will knee them, you twist your leg to go inside of their lead knee and push your shin down 2) pull back your leg leaning forwards without moving ground, keep your back foot planted in the same place, twist your caught foot to put your heal against the hip bone and push out hard 3) grabbed with the same side hand, stick your closest hand out towards their eyes, lean towards them and snap your leg back, if it has been grabbed from a front kick you will need to twist your hip 4) pull your leg in and hit them 5) jump spin and try to kick them, even if you don't hit them you may break free. I would love to see my man's approach to a leg grab defence. By the way, number 6) is what you will find in 'No Retreat No Surrender', i.e. a flip kick Bruce Lee style.
awesome! How long have you been training Chris? You got tons of good information.
I'll try this in sparring tomorrow, thanks!
thanks for watching!
This is amazing. Keep it up bro!
thanks brother!
Awesome vid....Learning from the tactics of the elite nak muay can be an excellent way to improve one's own tactics and skill in Muay Thai, to be sure. Shout out to all of the practitioners of Muay Thai out there. What an amazing martial art and sport it is, and in many cases, a lifelong journey. Peace.
thanks for watching!
Great video! I really like tactics 4 and 7!
thanks for watching!
Beautiful technics master. Awesome you can remember all them. All the best. Bless
Thanks brother! Keep up the good training!
Thanks for sharing
Very nice video! Good luck with the channel, some great techniques 👍🏼
Thanks bro!
You deserve more likes, views, and subscribers. Keep it up!
Thanks John! Hopefully one day.
That sweep/dump is so nasty haha
Great video as always! I would love to see basic training videos by you like how to throw a push kick, how to defend a head kick, how to transition from long guard to clinch, ect.
Here is a video on the push kick!
ruclips.net/video/oW2dha3TSaI/видео.html
Thank you!
Man you help me with my skills I've been winning spars
awesome :)
@@MMAShredded yeah
Loving this channel!
thank you!!
MMAShredded I’m at jujitsu black belt and years ago I got my taekwondo black belt which is more of like a kickboxing school so these techniques are really going to add to my bag of tricks.
Great videos. Much love from the uk
Thanks John!!
thanks alot for your videos!
Thank you for your support!
We'll need you actually sparring with Buakaw!! Would be great to watch
Haha one day I hope!
ALL YOUR VIDEO SUPER FROM TUNISIA THANK YOU
thanks for the feedback brother!
Great work as always
Thanks for the support bro!
Goat fighting channel on RUclips.
Thanks brother!
Love these breakdowns can't wait to see who's next, awesome channel
Thanks Simon! I am thinking of Connor Mc Gregor next.
N° 3 exists all the same in karate; Machida did many times, possibly you put it in the video, i don't remember. Not just in sparring, there's at least 3 katas of my knowledge that contain that application
Nice work as usual!
thank you!!!
Sigue asi bro
Llegaras lejos
Super helpful. Thanks.
Glad to hear and thanks for watching!
I use the tactic 6.D in a different way:
I use my elbow to catch the bicep, so that I can take his punches out of the the equation.
The only problem is that sparing partners will be VERY angry if you do this because the pain will be there for days just because of 1 hit. So its more difficult to practice
nice!
@@MMAShredded I'm just thinking if a want to start a professional career or no.
I have amazing training partners, and we go to Thailand each year, but I don't know if its worth it, because in my country there are very few opponents. So I would need to fight outside of the country.
😕
Second tactic looks very good! Will try it out
awesome!
Thank you sir!
Thanks for watching!
Thank you Jeff, you are help me to improve my muay thai level!
Thanks for watching bro!
New to ur channel. Absolutely loving the content.
awesome man!!
Thanks very much for the video
Thanks for watching Jean!
Love this vid man!!! Thanks.
Thanks for watching bro!
Great video Jeff .
thanks bro!
Great content Jeff!
Thanks Brandon! See you at the gym
tight videos i just watched like 3 in a row, good shit
Awesome to hear bro!