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The Savage Switch Kick by Marlon Moraes

The Savage Switch Kick by Marlon Moraes

by Marlon Moraes

$79.00

Master The Switch Kick With Top-Tier Fighter Marlon Moraes!

Course content · 3 volumes · 36 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Intro
  2. 2. Switch Kick fundamentals
  3. 3. Switch kick to the leg
  4. 4. Switch kick to the body
  5. 5. Switch Kick to the head
  6. 6. Switch Kick to the head drill
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Switch kicks to the Leg. Placing the leg kick
  2. 2. Setting up the leg kick
  3. 3. Setting up the leg kick with the jab
  4. 4. Setting up the leg kick with the hook
  5. 5. Setting up the leg kick with cross and hook
  6. 6. Off balancing opponent with switch Kick
  7. 7. Using Off balancing kick to set up strikes
  8. 8. Off balancing kick to flying knee
  9. 9. Setting up the calf kick with jab cross
  10. 10. Setting up the calf kick with the hook
  11. 11. Switch Kick feint to calf kick
  12. 12. Switch Kick feint to calf kick variation
  13. 13. Switch kicks to the Body. Switch Kick or knee to the body
  14. 14. Jab, cross to switch Kick body
  15. 15. Hook to switch Kick
  16. 16. Cross, hook to switch Kick
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Switch kicks to the head. Setting up the head kick
  2. 2. Jab counter to head kick
  3. 3. Switch Kick behind the jab
  4. 4. Jab to the body to switch Kick
  5. 5. Hook to head kick
  6. 6. Feints and setups. Using the switch Kick to set up punches
  7. 7. Feint, hook, cross, switch kick
  8. 8. Regular head kick set up
  9. 9. Jab, cross to the body, head kick
  10. 10. Jab, right hook to the body, head kick
  11. 11. Feint, hook, upper cut, head kick
  12. 12. Head kick off the clinch
  13. 13. Stiff arm to head kick
  14. 14. Stretches to improve flexibility for high kicks
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