What are those red gloves you’re wearing?? Those look awesome, like a muay thai mma hybrid
@danilogalvez217423 сағат бұрын
They made me soar on my first day
@smashman7555Күн бұрын
Punch - Pure damage Kick - Crit damage Knee - Heavy damage Elbow -Bleed damage
@silber11Күн бұрын
Hey man, how do these compare as an allrounder training glove to thai brands e.g. Twins, Boon, Windy, top king? Would like to use them mainly as sparring gloves with occasional pad / bag work
@cualquiercosa5201Күн бұрын
RAJA !!
@izzymosquerangulo24732 күн бұрын
That's why I prefer twins
@Gendo.3 күн бұрын
I started my journey today, jumping in with zero combat sport experience but im excited as hell
@chrismullen2113 күн бұрын
How did you get your hands on these? Been trying to get a pair for so long, but I live in the uk, would pay anything for these gloves
@CombatCultureUSAКүн бұрын
@@chrismullen211 through their Facebook account. facebook.com/GrantWorldwide
@nortonkelly84603 күн бұрын
How about a 48yo with stiff hips lol
@NatePrasetyo3 күн бұрын
I like how he explains the style like if it were in a game.
@forboarders3 күн бұрын
Can you list the proper full names of the golden era fighters that kru F mentions at the end pls? 🙏🏽🙏🏽
@LORD-ARTIN8964 күн бұрын
Im nearly 14 does it have prob with
@earthquakemagoon25056 күн бұрын
Excellent instructional info! I subbed this channel! I'm 57, 169 lbs. and in superb shape and looking into developing more into Muay Thai. I live within walking distance of the SITAN Muay Thai Gym in Arizona and will hopefully soon take a beginner class there. Thank you!
@jerryruiz707 күн бұрын
How dare you not Mention boonlai!!
@guillaumedejouvencel59567 күн бұрын
Yodwicha who is a complete nak muay. Muay bouk, clinch ❤
@yemajesty3139 күн бұрын
Very informative, thank you.
@edgarmexfut10 күн бұрын
You missed ADX, Casanova and Palomares brands. They are pretty good! Casanova's were used in the first Rocky movie
@ButchersBoxingShop11 күн бұрын
cool gym but very hard to get to. wish they had another location in the actual city.
@gymkhana112811 күн бұрын
A really good, in depth interview that shows how humble and down to earth Kru F and his brother are. I look forward to the day I get to train at Sitjaopho Muay Thai. Thank you for this!
@Katcom11112 күн бұрын
Will you be doing a guide on Cambodian Kickboxing and Filipino kickboxing Yaw-Yan
@CombatCultureUSA12 күн бұрын
@@Katcom111 they’re definitely on the list!
@ok-ur4yh13 күн бұрын
also Samkor, the hardest kicker of all time
@burningknuckle2616 күн бұрын
Golden Era of Muay Thai was legendary
@TimeServedPodcast16 күн бұрын
Awesome video tonight is my first class
@mrtoast333316 күн бұрын
Uh... im 14 and not in shape dam
@VOKA945617 күн бұрын
Learning about Muay Thai It's like a warrior's fight that can actually be used for self-defense. Muay Thai teaches discipline. Have good sportsmanship and respect for your opponent. On the field is competition, but off the field we are friends. Muay Thai is a beautiful thing in the way of men 👍❤
@flybatramirez35017 күн бұрын
Great that tips for holding the pads are included! Prevents a lot of bruising
@Yerocco17 күн бұрын
This commentary is hilarious 😂😂 Tier Zoo influence
@saulreyes297617 күн бұрын
Muay Thai dirty boxing judo from clinch😊
@VolkerRacho-uv2rs17 күн бұрын
I was always wondering why would people lift their heels and go on the ball of their feet to kick. It makes your stance a lot less stable, I presume. Wouldn't it be better to stretch more if you want to get higher kicks?
@mattyeow563517 күн бұрын
Could be wrong, but I believe it allows for better follow through on the round kick because you're not limited by your ankle's lack of mobility. Also if you have your ankle planted thats added skin contact on the mat creating friction which works against the rotation you're trying ro create. (Im sure this extra friction is marginal but its a series of difference in details that makes one persons technique better or worse than anothers, no?) Fwiw round kicks get thrown all the time without adding this detail but details are omitted or forgotten in live practice for pretty much every technique. The idea is to strive for perfection during your mitt/bag work so when you switch to muscle memory your strikes naturally include more good habits & details.
@VolkerRacho-uv2rs16 күн бұрын
@@mattyeow5635 I don't know man. I made the experience that it throws you off balance if you go on the ball of your foot and if you have too much momentum you can even pull away your own standing leg, so you will fall down. I don't think it is a matter of proper/orthodox technique.
@mattyeow563516 күн бұрын
@@VolkerRacho-uv2rs You're perfectly entitled to your opinion and it's not my intention to force you to change your mind. Especially considering I'm no authority on the subject. That said, while I have time during my morning dump I'll share my two cents on your point about lifting your heel during a kick making your stance less stable. Throwing any strike, is intrinsically less balanced and more dangerous than standing still with a guard up. But obviously you cant win a fight that way. An effective punch leaves one side of your face exposed. A kick puts you at risk of, among other things, being off balanced, whether your heel is touching the ground or not. So what makes these techniques "safe"(r) are things like feints, traps and angles. So I think the idea is, if you are going to take the risk of throwing the kick, you want the option to do as much damage as possible. Like I mentioned before, you'll find examples all over the place of people not lifting their heel during a round kick, frequently its probably intentional if its being used as a set up, distraction or to conserve energy. But if you look at a montage of people being ko'd by round kicks to the dome I imagine the overwhelming majority at least in Muay Thai are thrown with the heel lifted. Its not because high level guys don't have the flexibility.
@ma-bx1oy18 күн бұрын
I disagree regarding the sanabul's. bought a pair and they left my hands banged up even with wraps. cut my fingers up nasty and left the wraps looking like tampons from all the blood. my knuckle turned purple and swollen. The wrist support wasn't vey good and I felt pain while hooking the heavy. I ended upgrading to some 100$ gloves from a different brand and all of those problems went away. I left a review on the sanabul website with pictures of how my hands were left after wearing sanabuls. no response from them and they rejected my review to be viewed by anyone. shady company.
@sithlordshellz214918 күн бұрын
Need to redo the edit playboy
@marcossandoval747118 күн бұрын
First??
@RyFo11619 күн бұрын
im interested in that thaismai model. Ebay is the best place to buy online? Trustworthy?
@Fluffy._.Doggo.12319 күн бұрын
I'm 16, I've been wanting to learn martial arts since I was 12 but never had the money. I'm looking forward to getting a job soon so I can finally learn to kickbox
@maximekarabine19 күн бұрын
Gatineau's finest, DAVE LEDUC !
@bobwhitton67819 күн бұрын
Hi do any of you guys on here live in Manchester and can recommend a must Thai club to start at. I’m 53 and did kickboxing in my 20 for about 5 years off and on but had a heart attack last year and need to do something about my fitness and I’ve always fancied giving muay thai a go. Thanks
@JuliannaHolmes19 күн бұрын
Great video! I’m going to my first Muay Thai class today! I’m pumped.
@ahkr7719 күн бұрын
i am 28 can i start now.?
@QuocPham717 күн бұрын
It’s never too late for anything in life
@matthk652820 күн бұрын
I love this channel a lot. I am almost a year into muay thai training, and this channel has really helped me grasp a lot of the culture. Your interviews with fighters and instructors are great and fun videos like this are a great way to learn about similar and very different martial arts on a surface level.
@EZAD.20 күн бұрын
❤❤❤
@kevinfrankham221921 күн бұрын
Hahaha cactus leather 😂😂😂
@burningknuckle2621 күн бұрын
Japanese Kickboxing is my favorite style. So clean and crisp. Theres a lot of history in Japanese Kickboxing and a lot of great fighters.
@Judahpat21 күн бұрын
Karuhat is tied for first with chatchai paiseetong samart sagat. Karuhat switch stance ability is unmatched
@heyyyooo490122 күн бұрын
My kru was a pro in NYC from 2001-2008 and I love to hear his brain get picked like this
@john146muaythai22 күн бұрын
Petchboonchu
@August14022 күн бұрын
Lovely! Ty for making this video
@DK-lk6ek22 күн бұрын
How old is Ajarn Wat ?!
@98ocastaner23 күн бұрын
Sounds gnarlyyyyyy, videos are sick man keep up the good work
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What are those red gloves you’re wearing?? Those look awesome, like a muay thai mma hybrid
They made me soar on my first day
Punch - Pure damage Kick - Crit damage Knee - Heavy damage Elbow -Bleed damage
Hey man, how do these compare as an allrounder training glove to thai brands e.g. Twins, Boon, Windy, top king? Would like to use them mainly as sparring gloves with occasional pad / bag work
RAJA !!
That's why I prefer twins
I started my journey today, jumping in with zero combat sport experience but im excited as hell
How did you get your hands on these? Been trying to get a pair for so long, but I live in the uk, would pay anything for these gloves
@@chrismullen211 through their Facebook account. facebook.com/GrantWorldwide
How about a 48yo with stiff hips lol
I like how he explains the style like if it were in a game.
Can you list the proper full names of the golden era fighters that kru F mentions at the end pls? 🙏🏽🙏🏽
Im nearly 14 does it have prob with
Excellent instructional info! I subbed this channel! I'm 57, 169 lbs. and in superb shape and looking into developing more into Muay Thai. I live within walking distance of the SITAN Muay Thai Gym in Arizona and will hopefully soon take a beginner class there. Thank you!
How dare you not Mention boonlai!!
Yodwicha who is a complete nak muay. Muay bouk, clinch ❤
Very informative, thank you.
You missed ADX, Casanova and Palomares brands. They are pretty good! Casanova's were used in the first Rocky movie
cool gym but very hard to get to. wish they had another location in the actual city.
A really good, in depth interview that shows how humble and down to earth Kru F and his brother are. I look forward to the day I get to train at Sitjaopho Muay Thai. Thank you for this!
Will you be doing a guide on Cambodian Kickboxing and Filipino kickboxing Yaw-Yan
@@Katcom111 they’re definitely on the list!
also Samkor, the hardest kicker of all time
Golden Era of Muay Thai was legendary
Awesome video tonight is my first class
Uh... im 14 and not in shape dam
Learning about Muay Thai It's like a warrior's fight that can actually be used for self-defense. Muay Thai teaches discipline. Have good sportsmanship and respect for your opponent. On the field is competition, but off the field we are friends. Muay Thai is a beautiful thing in the way of men 👍❤
Great that tips for holding the pads are included! Prevents a lot of bruising
This commentary is hilarious 😂😂 Tier Zoo influence
Muay Thai dirty boxing judo from clinch😊
I was always wondering why would people lift their heels and go on the ball of their feet to kick. It makes your stance a lot less stable, I presume. Wouldn't it be better to stretch more if you want to get higher kicks?
Could be wrong, but I believe it allows for better follow through on the round kick because you're not limited by your ankle's lack of mobility. Also if you have your ankle planted thats added skin contact on the mat creating friction which works against the rotation you're trying ro create. (Im sure this extra friction is marginal but its a series of difference in details that makes one persons technique better or worse than anothers, no?) Fwiw round kicks get thrown all the time without adding this detail but details are omitted or forgotten in live practice for pretty much every technique. The idea is to strive for perfection during your mitt/bag work so when you switch to muscle memory your strikes naturally include more good habits & details.
@@mattyeow5635 I don't know man. I made the experience that it throws you off balance if you go on the ball of your foot and if you have too much momentum you can even pull away your own standing leg, so you will fall down. I don't think it is a matter of proper/orthodox technique.
@@VolkerRacho-uv2rs You're perfectly entitled to your opinion and it's not my intention to force you to change your mind. Especially considering I'm no authority on the subject. That said, while I have time during my morning dump I'll share my two cents on your point about lifting your heel during a kick making your stance less stable. Throwing any strike, is intrinsically less balanced and more dangerous than standing still with a guard up. But obviously you cant win a fight that way. An effective punch leaves one side of your face exposed. A kick puts you at risk of, among other things, being off balanced, whether your heel is touching the ground or not. So what makes these techniques "safe"(r) are things like feints, traps and angles. So I think the idea is, if you are going to take the risk of throwing the kick, you want the option to do as much damage as possible. Like I mentioned before, you'll find examples all over the place of people not lifting their heel during a round kick, frequently its probably intentional if its being used as a set up, distraction or to conserve energy. But if you look at a montage of people being ko'd by round kicks to the dome I imagine the overwhelming majority at least in Muay Thai are thrown with the heel lifted. Its not because high level guys don't have the flexibility.
I disagree regarding the sanabul's. bought a pair and they left my hands banged up even with wraps. cut my fingers up nasty and left the wraps looking like tampons from all the blood. my knuckle turned purple and swollen. The wrist support wasn't vey good and I felt pain while hooking the heavy. I ended upgrading to some 100$ gloves from a different brand and all of those problems went away. I left a review on the sanabul website with pictures of how my hands were left after wearing sanabuls. no response from them and they rejected my review to be viewed by anyone. shady company.
Need to redo the edit playboy
First??
im interested in that thaismai model. Ebay is the best place to buy online? Trustworthy?
I'm 16, I've been wanting to learn martial arts since I was 12 but never had the money. I'm looking forward to getting a job soon so I can finally learn to kickbox
Gatineau's finest, DAVE LEDUC !
Hi do any of you guys on here live in Manchester and can recommend a must Thai club to start at. I’m 53 and did kickboxing in my 20 for about 5 years off and on but had a heart attack last year and need to do something about my fitness and I’ve always fancied giving muay thai a go. Thanks
Great video! I’m going to my first Muay Thai class today! I’m pumped.
i am 28 can i start now.?
It’s never too late for anything in life
I love this channel a lot. I am almost a year into muay thai training, and this channel has really helped me grasp a lot of the culture. Your interviews with fighters and instructors are great and fun videos like this are a great way to learn about similar and very different martial arts on a surface level.
❤❤❤
Hahaha cactus leather 😂😂😂
Japanese Kickboxing is my favorite style. So clean and crisp. Theres a lot of history in Japanese Kickboxing and a lot of great fighters.
Karuhat is tied for first with chatchai paiseetong samart sagat. Karuhat switch stance ability is unmatched
My kru was a pro in NYC from 2001-2008 and I love to hear his brain get picked like this
Petchboonchu
Lovely! Ty for making this video
How old is Ajarn Wat ?!
Sounds gnarlyyyyyy, videos are sick man keep up the good work
Namsaknoi!