Guys this is an amazing study. Sylvie and her husband have put legacy in a time capsule. Watch this video using 2x speed to see the difference. And slow down the video to 0.25 speed to see the exact form. Beautiful study.

@8limbsUs

3 жыл бұрын

Great point! Using the changes of playback speed is a good idea.

@hichammori600

3 жыл бұрын

This is art from the highest level

And holy cow, Sylvie is looking amazing and creating her own legacy. Shivers

The lightness on the feet is incredible.

The most consequential teacher you can have is your own body. It will tell you which style is the best for you. And mindful shadowboxing is the best conversation with your body to carve out the most optimal path for yourself.

These slow motion shadow boxing videos are some of the best things I’ve seen. The lamnamoon one is like poetry in motion ❤

Godd. It's so deadly, so beautiful, and so cinematic at the same time. He look like an old martial-art master who get tired of fighting people and then start fighting with (i dont know, maybe) his own invisible-dark-evil demons. I wanna be there and watch him do this all day 👏👏

Beautiful! Just beautiful! Makes me wanna go back to Martial Arts again. I stopped training the moment my Master passed...something inside me just turned off so bad, but these videos somehow are "clicking". I feel these videos capture the spirit of these Masters. You are doing a wonderful job Sylvie! Wherever you are God bless you.

so peaceful and at the same time crushing .. like nature, absolutely beautiful!

I've been out of a striking gym for probably over ten years now, I can't quite remember. I didnt learn very much from these places. Sometime around 2013 I just decided to start shadowboxing. Ya know, just until I "got" how to throw a punch and a kick... Years later it has become my main form of exercise and I still feel like I haven't "got" it! The difference is now that I enjoy the feeling, the eternal chasing of perfection. So, thank you for giving that little bit of backstory on Yodkhunpon and all the hours upon hours of shadowboxing he must have done. I already knew it was a good path for myself but it also feels very affirming to find myself on a similar path (but not so far along!) as an all-time great. I knew my solo training was valuable and was helping me to improve but confirmation is very welcome. Thanks to the both of you.

I shadow box for 20 mins a day, I’m still new after my first week of Muay Thai. I had to step away and have my shoulder belooked at (long-standing light injury from my hard labor jobs.) even in that first week it is important for me to run the basics of what I’ve learned... after my inspection and hopefully being cleared I will jump back in because I love the sport and the philosophy ooooweeeeee

Beautiful done video. Made me emotional. Miss Thailand Well done S ❤️

think I'm going to have to finally subscribe to the patron. I can't tell you how much I appreciate all these videos!

@RoyalHurtado

3 жыл бұрын

Thats what happened to me too yoooo

@8limbsUs

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much. You can't believe how much is in the Muay Thai Library. Over 100 hours. I appreciate the support!

@ethanwatkins6780

3 жыл бұрын

@@8limbsUs i have subscribed and it is so worth it! so much useful stuff thanks for sharing so much with all of us.

I always love these slow mo videos that you publish, really highlights how relaxed and beautiful things like their foot work and weight distribution are. Things that are hard to truly to appreciate at full speed.

I will often ask my students to name their favorite strikers and then ask what they all have in common. They all shadowbox.

Hypnotic. Wild and elegant. Totally in his own zone... eyes barely opened, and then - just like that - he brightens up as if that tornado of power was someone else. Thank you for making this.

Thank you Sylvie, this footage is like gold for me. This is helping my training in ways tou cant imagine, he is my all time muay thai fighter and i greatly appreciate you work, dedication, and families content. Much love from the USA! Never give up!

What a perfect session! Thank you.

the joy and concentration is so informative and inspirational

That smile at the end ))))

Shadowboxing is such a amazing art in the world !

Seeing this got me teary eyed man. Absolute fluidity and art. Recently got a punching bag and have been wanting to learn the fundamentals of muay thai. This will help very much in that journey.

@13thBN

2 жыл бұрын

good shit man, you should join a gym as well. most MT gyms are friendly and welcoming

@user-yi9yb9nt6u

Жыл бұрын

KEEP GOING! Muay Thai is the best thing that will ever happen to you, it’ll change your life

Beautiful footage and energy :)

Fucking beautiful movement and rhythm. Thank you Sylvie and Kevin for documenting Yodkhunpon.

poetry in motion exemplified.

Beautiful style amazing

So beautiful

Amazing ❤

Beautiful art

Great video, love the music

Beautiful 🙏

Pure gold

This is super cool

I really feel like shadowboxing is the best workout every day , especially for the form . I never liked how people think you’re fighting the air but I know those people are ignorant.

@Gerald-xw4df

2 жыл бұрын

Growing up my dad told me shadow boxing was better than hitting the bags. I never believed him til now. Now I know he's not lying. Training quietly is far more advanced than training loudly. 🖤

ฝากบอกแกรักษา​สุขภาพ​นะครับ พรานศอก100เข็ม 💪💪

❤️

It's Sad that Namkabuan passed away

@dagodlypug2399

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah RIP he was a legend

这姐妹是个狠人

It looks like he’s doing Dutch style knee strikes.

@ryu3019

Жыл бұрын

All the knees of Dutch kickboxing comes from Muay Thai, Casual

Чо

Sylvie, I have never commented on any of your wonderful videos, but geez i just couldn't stay silent. This is beautiful, thank you for introducing us to these masters who all but completely unknown in the western world.