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Hello and welcome to our Muay Thai Clips articles! Come back for more of these because we won’t stop putting them here and there’re a lot more of Muay Thai techniques in video clips to be written of and learn about. If you want, go to YouTube for more of these Muay Thai clips series. Some might not be that good or perfectly made but you will get the idea. Feel free to comment and correct us and if you like any of them, please rate that video.

The Mid-Air Elbow Strike is also called in Thai “Sok Kradod or Kradod Sok”. Use this Muay Thai technique for impacting the targets like your opponent’s head, face or collar-bone. If you can recall, these are the same targets as the Muay Thai Chop or Sok Sap from last article. Anyway, the reason is because it’s basically the same move, but this time you’re doing it in the mid-air or while you’re jumping in the air at the point of coming down landing. You can apply this jumping elbow move with another elbow moves. Instead of the elbow chop, you can use the horizontal elbow hit while jumping. To be more successful, jump as high as possible and strike the elbow down to your opponent’s head as fast and as hard as possible at the point of landing on the ground. And always remain the boxing stance position while landing that you can either land with your both feet or just one.

Let’s do the move. First bend your knees for extra power for taking off and leap into the air as high as possible. Twist your body to the left just like when you do the right elbow chop. When you’re about to land, strike hard onto the target with speed.

I hope you like the clip and this move. Actually this is my own favorite muay thai move and let me tell ya it’s not that easy as it looks. What’s your fav?

Welcome back! Muay Thai Moves at our blog is still moving on and today Muay Thai boran moves is called “the bent fist”. I hope you like the lessons so far. However, I might not have done the job perfectly so if you see I wrote something wrong about Muay Thai technique, please feel free to correct me right below the comment. But so far I think the lessons are pretty good, especially for newbie. Who knows you might learn something from here that you will never get to learn from your boxing gym.

Since some of these are ancient Muay Thai moves, you might think you don’t need to know. However, I found that a lot of professional Muay thai fighters also need to learn ancient moves to get improved. So why wait, let’s take a look at Today’s lesson.

Its ancient name is Khok Nasa. But that doesn’t describe why it is the bent fist move. This move is perfect for attack. To start the move, throw the punch while bending the elbow and deliver the blow from the side downwards. Aim for the targets like nose, or jaws. To create more force to the punch, also twist or bed the inner wrist while punching and also step forward with your left foot and twist the body to the left (when you’re using the right punch).

To the attack: Do not look down on the boxer’s feet or ground to avoid the uppercuts. To defense against this Muay Thai fist, the left hand should be held up to block the incoming blow from your left side. The left arm is then used to wipe away the boxer’s punching fist outwards. Keep balance by swaying yourself a bit.

To the defense: Attack your opponent’s right rib with your left knee kick. Reverse the side of your knee kick if the blow is coming from the other way.

It’s time for another Muay Thai Learning Clip. The move we are talking about today is called “The Elbow Chop”. This move is pretty easy to understand but hardly find the right time to get a chance to use it. I hope you like the video made by a friend of mine. See the whole video series in YouTube if you like.

This Muay Thai elbow or Sork is called “the elbow chop” or “Sork Sap” in Thai. It is used for such targets like head, face or collar-bone. If you do things right, this Muay Thai technique can help you winning the fight because it’s pretty deadly if you ask me. Interested now? There’s nothing to it. You can bring your elbow vertically down to impact onto the target. And if you use both elbow for this matter, it will be called “the double elbow chop” or “Sok sap koo”.

However, the only time you can use this move is when your opponent is in a lower position for example while he’s stooping, or if he’s shorter than you.

Two ways to get your elbow in ready position for the hit are: to bring your arm or both arms straight up high above the opponent’s head before bring it vertically down powerfully to the target. Second way to do it is to bend the elbow pointing the elbow to the top of the opponent’s head placing the fist right over your shoulder, then bring it down causing the point of your elbow to hit the target.

There are two types of Muay thai elbow chop : Rear elbow chop and Lead elbow chop.

Let’s start with the rear elbow chop. Start with the boxing stance as always. Twist the body, shoulder, hip and extend the back leg. Raise the arm up ready for attacking and boom.

For the lead Muay Thai elbow chop, do the same without any twisting.
I hope you like the demonstration in the video. Rate it if you think it’s useful or perhaps recommend to your friends. See you soon.