Natural Combination: Elbows and Knees from the Thai ClinchFiled Under: Instruction
Kenny Florian instructs on the Muay Thai Clinch and two attacks from this position, from ESPN.com’s MMA for dummies. This is type of clinch is also called the plumb clinch.
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Tags: clinch, elbows, knees, muay thai clinch, plumb clinch, thai clinch
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- BartB
- 17 Jul 2008 4:28 AM
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September 12th, 2009 at 1:51 pm
THERE ARE SO MANY VERY VALUABLE TECHNIQUES DEMONSTRATED ON UTUBE.
WE HAVE SUCH A LARGE ARRAY OF MOVES TO LEARN.
*** MY QUESTION IS JUST EXACTLY WHEN WILL THE MASSES OF MUAY THAI STUDENTS START TO LEARN AND INCORPORATE THESE WONDERFULL HIGH LEVEL SKILLS IN THERE FIGHTS??
I HAVE HEARD FOOLS SAY MUAY THAI IS EAZY TO LEARN AND SHOULD ONLY TAKE ONE OR TWO YEARS AT MOST .. LOOK AT THE COMPLEXITY OF THE NECK FIGHTING MOVES AND YOU WILL SOON KNOW THIS IS A LONG TIME JOURNEY TO THE MASTER LEVEL..
ACCEPTING THAT THIS IS A LONG HARD JOURNEY. THERE NEEDS TO BE MORE EMPHISIS ON CHILDRENS RECRUMENTAND PRODUCE A YOUTH LEAGUE. THIS LEADS TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF A GRASS ROOTS
KIDS LEAGUE .
THERE IS NOT ENOUGH TIME IN AN ADULTS LIFE STYLE TO START LATE AND LEARN ALL THE STYLE MOVES ..YOU COULD GET POWER I TWO YEARS MAYBE!!
MUAY THAI NEEDS TO IMMOTATE WHAT BOXING USA HAS SET UP FIFTY YEARS AGO ..A YOUTH LEAGUE ..SUMMER MUAY THAI CAMPS IN THE U S A ..
WHEN ARE WE GOING TO TRY AND BRING UP THE STYLE AND STATUS OF MUAY THAI ..