Muay Thai, Boxing, light sparing and light contact drills

Some sparring clips, all light contact focusing more on form/technique than power.

Category:

Sports

Tags:

• muay thai
• boxing
• hand speed
• punching power
• heavy bag
• double end bag
• punching accuracy
• punch combos
• develop spee

[trsisko]

The guy in brown your gaurd is not very thai style i think sometimes your thinking your roy jones, you need to tighten up and try not to move your upper body too much as you will recive a high kick or knee , try copying shogun rua stance and movement, also when throwing a punch why not finish with a low kick, ur both moving clockwise too , try cutting off each others angles and try some teep kicks and grab each others legs for practice , get soem of that strength,

[gsms80]

@trsisko

it is just light sparring, the guy I am working with is competing in European rules kickboxing. amateur European rules kickboxing they dont throw knees or clinch, it is more western boxing and kickboxing. i do agree that in a Muay Thai style fight that would be a bad idea. I would be keeping a much higher tighter guard in MT rules. As for teeps, were working in a garage, not a ring with ropes as we do at the gym, a teep could get someone tossed and injured without ropes to stop them

[trsisko]

thai boxing dude it's not mma 

[gsms80]

@trsisko

True, lucky for me i dont train or coach MMA.

[ThePicko92]

Very nice dude, have you ever competed or done amateur mma before?

[gsms80]

@ThePicko92

Thanks brotha. I never competed in MMA, I competed in boxing and European rules kickboxing (k1 rules).

[Andymma1]

Great thanks