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The Secrets To Power Striking by Liam Harrison

The Secrets To Power Striking by Liam Harrison

by Liam Harrison

$79.00

Pack Power Into Every Strike With 8-Time Muay Thai World Champion Liam Harrison’s Guide To Building Power In Every Shot!

Course content · 3 volumes · 35 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Presentation
  2. 2. Introduction
  3. 3. Power Punches - Jab Step Aside To Power Shot
  4. 4. Straight Step Aside And Finish With Body Shot
  5. 5. Start With Jab And Slip Off
  6. 6. Follow Your Opponent With Powerful Hook
  7. 7. Catch Counter
  8. 8. Finishing Combination 1
  9. 9. Finishing Combination 2
  10. 10. Finishing Combination 3
  11. 11. Speed Combination
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Power Punching And Low Kick - Introducing The Low Kick
  2. 2. Finishing Combination With Low Kick 1
  3. 3. Drilling
  4. 4. Catch And Counter With Kicks
  5. 5. Open Pad Work Situation
  6. 6. Catch And Counter With Punches And Kicks
  7. 7. Block The Jab And Combination
  8. 8. Catch The Kick And Power Counter - Catch The Teep And Chope The Leg Down
  9. 9. Catch And Counter With Power Punch And Kick
  10. 10. Catch The Body Kick And Counter
  11. 11. Deflect The Teep And Counter
  12. 12. Fake The Low Kick, Hook And Low Kick
  13. 13. Block The Low Kick And Counter Part 1
  14. 14. Block The Low Kick And Counter Part 2
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Catch The Kick And Counter With Elbows - Catch The Teep And Counter With Elbows
  2. 2. Catch The Middle Kick And Counter
  3. 3. Improve Your Power Shot - Improve Your Left Hook
  4. 4. Improve Your Body Shot
  5. 5. Improve Your Straight Right Hand
  6. 6. Improve Your Uppercuts
  7. 7. Improve Your Power Kick - Improve The Power Of Your Right Kick
  8. 8. Improve The Power Of Your Left Kick
  9. 9. Improve The Power Of Your Elbow - Improve Your Elbows Shots
  10. 10. Outro
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