Sorry for the audio. We had a technical mistake and equipment didn’t work correctly. Hope you enjoy the content though.

@peeyush981

Жыл бұрын

audio is absolutely fine 🙂 i wanted a video on how to land the teep without hurting the toes...i always stub my toe when i throw it

@NoizeKommando

Жыл бұрын

Nice vid as usual... Any tip to defend front kicks to the head ?

@rawke7279

Жыл бұрын

I forgive you Gabriel. Audio not even super bad. Such a gentleman. Everyone out there the teep is an amazing weapon. Like Gabe says mixing up the levels made me so much more competent in sparring. I got known in my gym for face teeps. God damn they surprise partners. Work on it everyone. Long range weapon that beats almost everything

@Romulu5

Жыл бұрын

@@peeyush981 yeah. I hate that. On of my toes whent backwards and the skin under it just popped (sound included). Nasty stuff.

@gyzmiac424

Жыл бұрын

All good champ 💪

That kid is learning from one of the best!

So now that Nayoa Inoue is officially undisputed at the 118lb weight class i would love to see a “5 things that make them great” on him. You did his left hook to the body a bit ago but I always want more on the guy. ❤

As a Brazilian you should post this video years ago before the Vitor vs Silva fight lol

I feel so jealous of your student. Imagine to train and learn from one of the GOAT :O

Nice, this comes in handy. I have a kicking guy in my gym, always mixing front / round kicks and its very hard to close the distance with him.

great lesson Gabriel, thanks for sharing.

Very nice! Thanks for the nuanced breakdown. Happy to see more of those! 🤩

Great work, brother.

This is great when you cover and demonstrate all the options for a specific topic or technique. These deep dives are excellent! Thanks and best of luck on Saturday!!

These are my favorite type of videos - tutorials where you demonstrate the various effective ways to defend and then counter different strikes!! Thank you! 🥊🙏💯

Good techniques and a good training partner!

thanks for this video.

Damn this is exactly what I needed

Good review 🙂

Great tips. Feel like I can’t find much content on defending front kicks but I can always trust a 6x champion.

Great video

It looks like Gabriel teaching mini-Gabriel :)

Awesome video! My favorite teep defense is one you didn't go over, actually. Say I'm in orthodox and my opponent throws the left teep, I'd use my right forearm/elbow to deflect the teep. I like this for 2 reasons. 1, it sets up a power left hook with how it twists my body, and 2, if they fake a teep and I bite, my hands are still up to defend the real attack.

perfect

Just re-watched Gabriel's videos on Lerdsila, and then this came out.

nice video

My Problem is seeing the front kick and reacting fast enough 😅 seeing and blocking middle kicks is no problem for me, but I always "Run" into those front kicks 🙄

Can't wait for the upcoming fight, which you'll win... I've been watching martial arts journey lately. Please do a collaboration with him or some other cool YT personality.

@shinomori69

Жыл бұрын

He recently did a series of collaborations with Hard 2 Hurt, Sensei Seth, and Fight Tips.

Mr. Gabriel!!! You have awesome content first of all, BUT my main question is not really how to defend a front kick while I'm more or less stationarry, but could you give me some strategy about how to get inside, if someone constantly pushkicking? Because many times I try to go in straight, and people just teep, or sidekick me. What is the strategy? Just stay outside, trying roundhouse kicks? Please make a video about this!!! THANKS :)

Great instructional video. Beware of having black shirts with a section of black background, occasionally it was difficult to see the techniques. Thanks 🙏

What makes Chingiz Allazov so good next please !

do you have video with multiple punches defence ?

I'm still recovering from staying up late to watch you fight in karate combat. How are you still youtubing right after the fight? Lol 🤣 (from UK so it was like 4am here)

I want you to perform in Belator. I want you to improve your wrestling skills. I love how the commentators said you were dancing with your opponent when you were in the clinch and trying to pin each other against the okatagon wall

In my gym we smack the kick aside with the mirror hand (if you throw the teep with the left leg, I give it a smack with my right hand) and it turns the opponent so we can retaliate. I like it because it's quick and it really turns the opponent just like the scoop. Often there is a spinning technique following through though...

@Diamekod

Жыл бұрын

That's a pretty bad idea because of what Gabriel presented in the video. Also if you even hit the kick, the guy can follow with head kick/head hook after landing on the foot or just set you up this way. Not good

What Kick works best for you aside from the low kick

I’ve just started at a new gym and they told me to block the left teep by pushing it across with my right hand 😂 red flag

Isnt the hollow out method and the catch method dangerous if he goes to the head???is there a way to protect both or you have to know them appart??

come to brazil

How about when they throww teep to our face... I'm kinda clueless about it

@deersoup752

Жыл бұрын

Bite there foot off

@Jenjak

Жыл бұрын

Pull back ? Idk...Nobody does the teep to the face in my gym. ^^ It's kinda rude.

@Ben10Blader

Жыл бұрын

If you're scooping properly it will still work, but a pull or shoulder roll will do the trick as well.

@daredevil2724

Жыл бұрын

@@Jenjak yea but for competition there's no rules, as a taller fighter im definitely throwing them in my first fight soon

How do you protect your toes when front kicking?

@ancientdarkness3102

Жыл бұрын

Land the kick with the ball of your foot and toes raised, just be aware of the opponents elbow positioning

@coenh8735

Жыл бұрын

Practice putting your toes up as far as you can when you're sititing on the couch watching tv for example. After long time practice it would be easy!

Gabriel, don't mean to crash your video, but there is another option you missed out which is shown by Liam Harrison in this video, which is "deflecting the teep with your ellbow" while maintaining the hands up high to guard your face: kzread.info/dash/bejne/dGaktbuBc8iqZZs.html What I like about this is you are not exposing your face in case of a teep feint and also you hurt the opponents feet/toe if you aim with the sharpest point of your ellbow, so they might hurt themselves more than they hurt you and stop throwing teeps/push kicks (I for myself broke a toe once in sparring landing a teep on the ellbow). Also the travel distance from your hand to your stomach for reaching is bigger than the distance of your ellbow to the stomach so it's faster to block that way. It is my favourite way to deal with teeps.

Do you like Stephen "Wonderboy" Thompson. Please collab with him

@tac3523

Жыл бұрын

They may fight eachother

Is this kid just in his house

Ben 🐶