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Footwork For Martial Arts by Seth Stacey

Footwork For Martial Arts by Seth Stacey

by Seth Stacey

$79.00

Become Untouchable On The Feet And Gain A New Understanding Of What Footwork Really Is From Striking Coach Seth Stacey And Improve Your Skills By Learning How It’s Trained In The Bang Muay Thai System!

Course content · 3 volumes · 38 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Basic Footwork - Intro
  2. 2. Finding Your Stance
  3. 3. Basic Footwork Drill
  4. 4. The Driving Shuffle
  5. 5. The Anchor Step
  6. 6. The Gallup Step
  7. 7. Shifting
  8. 8. The Quarter Turn
  9. 9. The Stepping Quarter Turn
  10. 10. The Switch Step
  11. 11. The L Step
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Synching the Hands and Feet Together - Basic Punching Mechanics
  2. 2. Ipsilateral vs Contralateral Footwork
  3. 3. The Hands and Footwork Drill
  4. 4. The Ipsilateral Line Drill
  5. 5. The Contralateral Line Drill
  6. 6. Jab Footwork
  7. 7. The Back Em Up Drill
  8. 8. The Back YOU Up Drill
  9. 9. The Ipsilateral Line Drill With Slips
  10. 10. The Contralateral Line Drill With Slips
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Footwork Drills - The Hands and Footwork Drill on the Pads
  2. 2. Jab and Double Jab Footwork Drill on the Pads
  3. 3. The Ipsilateral Line Drill on the Pads
  4. 4. The Ipsilateral Line Drill Backwards on the Pads
  5. 5. The Contralateral Line Drill on the Pads
  6. 6. The Cross Hook Two
  7. 7. Back Em Up Drill on the Pads
  8. 8. Back YOU Up Drill on the Pads
  9. 9. The Ipsilateral Line Drill With Slips on the Pads
  10. 10. Utilizing the Anchor Step on the Pads
  11. 11. Utilizing the Stepping Quarter Turn on the Pads
  12. 12. Shifting With Round Kicks on the Pads
  13. 13. Shifting With Round Kicks Backwards on the Pads
  14. 14. Using the Gallop and L Step on the Bag
  15. 15. Switch Kicks on the Bag
  16. 16. Advanced Techniques on the Bag
  17. 17. Conclusion
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