Never knew ronaldinho be throwing some kicks at muay thai lessons

@johntay3831

Ай бұрын

His kick will shatter bones. He trains barefoot running.

@rafafara1000

Ай бұрын

hahahahahahahahhahahaha

This is type of light sparring that you actually benefit from. Flow-sparring, bettering your reaction/reflexes and just putting in reps for muscle memory.

@StubenhockerElite

Ай бұрын

100% this. Learning is difficult as hell when you go fight Mode.

@bfromthea7663

Ай бұрын

Don’t be a Sean Strickland. He gets and gives cte every time he spars 😂😂

I miss this a lot.

@heliandesigns9514

8 ай бұрын

Training is really awesome. I hope your able to find your way back to the mats someday.

I think it comes down to developing good relationships with your sparring buddy's.. Hey what's your name, touch gloves. Good shot.. smile, touch gloves. Return shots. Thank them for the session. Have a laugh.. I've only had one person where I won't waste my time with as I've seen no change in them. Have a nice day

@heliandesigns9514

8 ай бұрын

You absolutely have the right idea. You have a great day as well.

@RC-hv1yx

2 ай бұрын

This is key. It's actually weird how many people won't even introduce themselves or smile. It's such low effort and yet so crucial. To me it's always just been the obvious thing to do. Not even just for sparring but partnering up with someone for any kind of drill and/or pad work.

✨🙌

love bros stance switching

Good message!

love this

@heliandesigns9514

8 ай бұрын

Thank you 🥊

I been sparring a lot myself and always found the question funny , ''did i hit you too hard ?'' Not ever me (even if cracked good :D) or someone else i''ve sparred have said '' yes , don't hit that hard'' , only children would give that honest answer without pride and fear of looking vulnerable ....much love ♥

@swekiwi4517

Ай бұрын

I am that child 😂

@thelastamish494

Ай бұрын

@@swekiwi4517 legend :D respect

thats how sparring works

how often do you guys run into eachother while sparring? that's a lot of matches on that mat lol

I miss sparring. It's been a year.

@kentuckyfriedegg3409

27 күн бұрын

Get back out there if u can man, u won't have reason to regret it

when i spar with advanced students and coaches i WANT them to stop and correct my mistakes.

Coaches will say it's not realistic fighters will say your not tough enough while they brawl with 50% technique and zero strategy makes gyms safe again

Nah I’m good

Isn’t like this in every boxing gym ? In my gym we spar light Except that autistic boy I found out after I fought him outside the gym it’s his parents fault

@kentuckyfriedegg3409

27 күн бұрын

Autism is a hard one, in some cases you can just be that clouded by emotion. Hard sparring is also far too common btw, I've gone from boxing to mma and I'm only realising now they you aren't meant to go so hard and I've been doing it for 6 years.

This mindset of playful/technical/light sparring has a bunch toxic posivity because even though it's about sparring "safely", it has the dichotomy of "This individual is sparring hard->Therefore->I must teach him a lesson". This new doctrine of sparring seeks to put every sparring partner on the same rhyme and reason when that's wrong to do. Just because someone might be more intense or more aggressive doesn't mean you have to rewire them, only if they're putting people to the hospitals constantly. You need diversity, you need adversity, especially when you're starting out, I might even say hard sparring is necessary when you're a beginner

@madsulrik5rs

28 күн бұрын

You need to leave your current gym immediately, if this is the mentality they're teaching. Not a singular person who knows anything about sparring will think that hard sparring is necessarry as a beginner. If this is your serious take you've been hit too hard, too many times. Even if you have many years of experience in martial arts, have sparred hard and a lot, you can still learn from flow sparring with beginners. Both parties don't have to get the same out of a spar. I hope you never spar with anyone as long as you have this attitude towards it.

They're pillows.

@earthphoenix7068

2 ай бұрын

You finally learned what boxing gloves are huh? 😂

@MotivationCRE

Ай бұрын

You've never been hit by a boxing glove. Tell me why people get knocked out, and get brain damage getting hit by them pal

They train with that garbage music on?

Sparring like this is not as good but ofc u need to read people like a normal human being nd not be a brainless ahh

The songs are haram الاغاني حرام

@teeps7098

6 ай бұрын

I'm glad that's what you took away from this video 🙄

@bugraedip2982

2 ай бұрын

No brooooo not haram

Sparring Partner 1: Hey, I didn't hit too hard did I? Sparring Partner 2: You kidding right? That was F-ing weak! I'm gonna go 100% now.

nice dudes...

This is normalized already It’s rare it isn’t 🫶🏽

@dvilsadvocate1498

8 ай бұрын

How is it normalized if it's rare? If it was normal it wouldn't be rare lmao

@royalty5058

8 ай бұрын

@@dvilsadvocate1498 “it’s rare it isn’t” meaning rare ego sparring happens

@dvilsadvocate1498

8 ай бұрын

@@royalty5058 idk why but my brain read that as "it's rare isn't it" 🤣 so my misunderstanding

@heliandesigns9514

8 ай бұрын

Unfortunately, some people have had the opposite experience more often than not.

@zankom417

8 ай бұрын

​@@heliandesigns9514my only bad sparring experiences are with unskilled heavyweights and insecure guys.