Some notes on the techniques (from Jao):
1.) Erawan Suey Nga - The uppercut should make you think of an elephant's tusks.
2.) Batha Loob Pak - Any face teep.
3.) Khun Yak Pa Nang - The giant takes the girl.
4.) Praram Now Sorn - Sometimes seen as a uppercut or a straight punch to the body. The action should be similar to pulling back a bow to shoot an arrow. (The monkey king shoots the arrow.)
5.) Graisorn Kham Huai - rear teep to the body.
6.) Kwang Liew Lang - The deer looks back.
7.) Miran Muan Paen Din - The back elbow - shown as counter to kick.
8.) Nak Mood Badan - Rear teep to leg to defend against kick.
9.) Hanuman Thawai Waen - Presenting the rings (double punch).
10.) Yuan Thod Hae - Defense and counter against teep.
11.) Thayae Kham Sao - Front teep to leg to defend against kick.
12.) Hong Peek Hak - The Swan's Broken Wing - Chopping Elbow to the shoulder joint.
13.) Sak Puang Malai - Stabbing elbow to the chest.
14.) Then Kwad Lan - Low kick sweep in defense of high kick.
15.) Fan Look Buab - Slicing diagonal upward elbow.
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