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Intro To Thug Tai by AJ Matthews

Intro To Thug Tai by AJ Matthews

by AJ Matthews

$79.00

Take advantage of your opponent’s defense and turn it into an opportunity to land different strikes

Course content · 3 volumes · 41 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Intro
  2. 2. Basic strikes - Body kick
  3. 3. Switch kick to the body
  4. 4. Low kick
  5. 5. Low kick(back leg)
  6. 6. Western boxing jab
  7. 7. Half jab
  8. 8. Billy
  9. 9. Shovel jab
  10. 10. Western cross
  11. 11. Billy cross
  12. 12. Shovel cross
  13. 13. Russian step
  14. 14. Western hook
  15. 15. Billy hook
  16. 16. Dutchy hook
  17. 17. Long hook
  18. 18. Working with Jab and kick to body - Varies Jabs to body kick and switch
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Utilizing the cross and kick to the body - Varies crosses to body kick and switch
  2. 2. Operate the hook and kick to the body - Western hook to the body kick and switch
  3. 3. Billy hook to the body kick and switch
  4. 4. Dutchy hook to the body kick and switch
  5. 5. Long hook to the body kick and switch
  6. 6. Working the jab to low kick and back leg kick - Western jab to low kick
  7. 7. Billy jab to low kick
  8. 8. Shovel jab to low kick
  9. 9. Pendulum jab to back leg kick
  10. 10. Overview
  11. 11. Cross to low kick and back leg kick - Western cross to low kick
  12. 12. Billy cross to low kick
  13. 13. Shuffle cross to back leg kick
  14. 14. Shift cross to back leg kick
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Operate the hook to low kick and back leg kick - Western hook to low kick
  2. 2. Billy hook to both legs kick
  3. 3. Dutchy to low kick
  4. 4. Liver hook to low kick
  5. 5. Kick feints to draw defense & attack - Taking advantage of the cross block
  6. 6. Negotiating the check
  7. 7. Countering the catch
  8. 8. Low kick
  9. 9. Outro
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