Muay Thai Kick Boxing at Bear Essential Combat

Muay Thai Kick Boxing Training at BEC, Bear Essentia Combat. Here you can learn real muay thai with clinch work, knee and elbow strikes, throws, trips, counters and more.

Category:

Sports

Tags:

• muay
• thai
• kick
• boxing
• trai
• clinch
• knees
• elbow
• striking
• fight
• action
• combat
• sports
• extreme

[Igal]

Also, your shadow boxing at 0:34 - 0:40 displays poor form on your punches and elbows. Turning your wrists into your chest when throwing elbows will result in a broken wrist if you connect.

[matsuo1]

everyone the ignorance that exists in general about Muay Thai and helping to show the difference between me, the real deal, and you, the wannabee.

[matsuo1]

Igal, I cannot give you anymore free advice, you will have to come in and train to learn more.

[Igal]

For having trained in Thailand your switch kick at 0:29 was atrocious!!!!!!

[matsuo1]

Yeah, that was a bad switch kick, kill me! atrocious!

[smackmybeachup]

Lol mate you are shit and your students are a bunch of fools who have been sucked in by your bullshit. Do them a favour,stop teaching bad habits and go and learn some more yourself you joker

[wingchundragon]

Looks good to me. Whatever works to motivate ur students then keep doing it. People are too stuck to styles and systems. Do what works, bro. Keep up the good work...and yes I love Muay Thai also. POWER!!!!

[matsuo1]

Where do you snap your kicks?  From the knee? Yeah, thought so, you need to snap from the hip if you want to cause damage, let's kick box together with no shinguards and see what happens. Your leg will go "snap" and then you will be "flat" on the ground, come in anytime!

[matsuo1]

the wrist is turned in, it is actually the back of the wrist, as in the butt end, that is back up and supported by the chest. So, no, actually it does not break your own wrist, it strenghtens the strike, brings your entire bodyweight into it and busts the other person open just as it should. The best present day kick boxer and his trainer Mack, both Thais livind and training in Thailand wear my shirt at least twice a week... thank you for showing everyone the ignorance that exists in general a

[matsuo1]

Igal, you are totally wrong and it goes to show how very few people really know Muay Thai. Actually Igal, turning the wrist into the chest as I did is the CORRECT way to throw an elbow,and actually just about the only way to throw an elbow from that angle. That would be due to the fact that when you turn the wrist in, it brings the point of the elbow straight out to meet the opponent. Otherwise, if you do not turn the wrist in, you would be doing a FOREARM smash and not an elbow. Also, since

[d0min0danc1ng]

I bet he can kick frat boys asses in frat boy bars easily...