Donnie B: Old Style Muay Thai - Up Elbow Technique

www.oldstylemuaythai.blogspot.com - Generate a more powerful up elbow strike by driving as you throw it. See more videos on muay thai, muay boran, lerdrit, and bando techniques as well as street fighting tips at my blog. Interested in training old style? Check out www.militarymuaythai.com - Muay Thai Academy International in Santa Clara, CA

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• muay thai
• up elbow
• elbow strikes
• lerdrit
• muay boran
• street fighting
• muay thai techniques
• kickboxing
• martial arts

[ToraJutsu01]

Donnie's is the best channel for street applicable thai style combatives techniques. Usually when i view a channel i might find a few ideas or techniques i like, not so with whotookdonnierules, i have pretty much kidnapped every aspect of every vid on this channel and implemented it into my training, not to mention annoying all my mates by plugging it mercilessly. I know where my first stop will be when i go to the US. Good work Donnie, really appreciate the vids and please, GIMME MORE!!!

[whotookdonnierules]

@ToraJutsu01 @ToraJutsu01 Sir, thank you very much for the kind words. I'm working on new stuff. if you like my channel, check out my blog - oldstylemuaythai dotcom ... Myself and a fellow instructor contribute to it, and based on what you put about yourself in your profile, I think it could be a good resource for you. Another great resource is stickgrappler.tripod dotcom - old data, but still significant.

[marintoss]

Dude you have to change your site address xD We can see in your face that you hate to say it xD Anyways awesome video!

[whotookdonnierules]

@marintoss I like my URL, it's just that every time I say it in my videos it reminds me of those douchy tough guy muay thai/bjj/mma instructor guys doing self promotion. Funny thing is, I'm a marketer by trade. You think I wouldn't be so self conscious about it.

[jamescourt1000]

This guy is fuckin awesome !!! :P

[MangereMaori]

your awsome sir :) me like your videos alot

[nuke1989]

dont know which muay thai school u graduated under but the "up elbow" you're talking about is called "Tat Mala" :D i am thai and training muay thai in Los Angeles loves your video ;D

[BootyBot]

why is it that this is not used more in the ring?

[system0Fhonor]

It's harder than it looks

[ToraJutsu01]

@whotookdonnierules Your more than welcome! currently in the process of reading everything on yours and Mr Sambrano's blog, plus all the blogs you recommend! Im also going to start cutting up my swiss ball as soon as i find it :) that was a really great post on the blog, i have seen those before but wondered what they were for. Keep it up Donnie!!!!

[landgabriel]

@cwj415 I do it in sparring. I have found that punching just takes too much energy for the small payoff it could have. I would rather use that energy closing the gap and clinching, kneeing, and elbowing.