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Muay Thai Basics For MMA by Gaston Bolanos

Muay Thai Basics For MMA by Gaston Bolanos

by Gaston Bolanos

$79.00

Make The Art Of Eight Limbs And All Of Its Glorious Techniques Work In MMA Thanks To The Teachings Of Muay Thai World Champion And Bellator MMA Fighter Gaston “The Dream Killer” Bolanos!

Course content · 2 volumes · 33 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Intro
  2. 2. Partner Drills - Jab From Distance
  3. 3. Jab/Inside Leg Kick Series
  4. 4. Playing With The Inside Low Kick And Jab
  5. 5. Jab, Return Jab, Inside Leg Kick
  6. 6. Jab, Return Jab, Outside Leg Kick
  7. 7. Putting Drills Together
  8. 8. Bonus Combo From The Series
  9. 9. Jab/Teep Series - Jab, Followed By The Teep
  10. 10. Teep Followed By The Jab
  11. 11. Either One Now
  12. 12. Jab First And Then Two Of Either Teep In Any Order
  13. 13. Jab, Fakes And Either Teep In Any Order
  14. 14. Jab, Left Body Kick Series - Jab, Left Body (Arms Or Liver Depending On What Partner Is Giving)
  15. 15. Left Body Kick, Jab
  16. 16. In Any Order Now
  17. 17. Switching Stances With A Proper Body Kick
  18. 18. Combining The Drill All Together
  19. 19. Bonus Combo From The Series
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Clinch Series For MMA - Basic Muay Thai Positions
  2. 2. 50/50 For MMA
  3. 3. Clinch And Arm Grab Of One Underhook
  4. 4. Plum
  5. 5. Body Lock
  6. 6. Positions To Elbow And Entering To Elbow
  7. 7. Positions To Knee And Entering With A Knee
  8. 8. Breaking Dirty Off The Clinch
  9. 9. Putting Everything Together
  10. 10. Spinning Elbow - Breakdown
  11. 11. Spinning Elbow While Counter Opponents Attack - Off Jab
  12. 12. Off Hook
  13. 13. Off The Clinch
  14. 14. Finish With A Spin Elbow Combo
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