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Wai Kru Systemized Muay Thai Series by John Allan

Wai Kru Systemized Muay Thai Series by John Allan

by John Allan

$79.00

Breakdown Specific Strategies That Muay Thai Fighters Utilize When It Comes To Generating Power, Employing Proper Technique, and So Much More With Coach John Allan

Course content · 6 volumes · 55 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Intro
  2. 2. In this Instructional
  3. 3. How the body works while striking
  4. 4. 4 basic methods of generating power
  5. 5. Stance
  6. 6. Striking - 2 styles of roundhouse kicks
  7. 7. Horizontal kicks
  8. 8. Leg kick
  9. 9. High kick
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Angle kicks - Body Kick
  2. 2. Leg kick
  3. 3. High kick
  4. 4. Kicking balance
  5. 5. Blending angle and horizontal kicks
  6. 6. Lead leg kicking
  7. 7. Calf kick
  8. 8. Double kicks
  9. 9. Kick flicks
  10. 10. Practicing kicks with bag work
  11. 11. More bag work
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Punching - Thai style vs centerline
  2. 2. Cross
  3. 3. Jab
  4. 4. Hooks
  5. 5. Uppercuts
  6. 6. Stiff arming and post
  7. 7. Body punches
  8. 8. Jumping punches
4 Volume 4
  1. 1. Teeps - Lead teeps
  2. 2. Rear teeps
  3. 3. Knees - 3 types of knees
  4. 4. Straight knees
  5. 5. Angle knees
  6. 6. Horizontal knee
  7. 7. 3 styles of Footwork in Muay Thai
  8. 8. Balance and stance while kneeing
  9. 9. Jumping knees
  10. 10. Elbows
  11. 11. Defending while elbowing
  12. 12. Peeling the guard to elbow
  13. 13. Tatmala
5 Volume 5
  1. 1. Blending movement striking and footwork - Feints and fakes
  2. 2. Stance and movement
  3. 3. additional types of movement
  4. 4. Correlation between and the 4 methods of generating dynamic power
  5. 5. Catching on pads
  6. 6. Nun’s padwork
6 Volume 6
  1. 1. Setting up leg kick
  2. 2. Shadow boxing
  3. 3. Bag work
  4. 4. Play sparring
  5. 5. Pad work
  6. 6. Leg Rhythm bag technique
  7. 7. Partner kicking drill
  8. 8. Outro
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