Alright so back with our latest Muay Thai weapon: the Elbow. And we are here to show you some Muay Thai move. The explanation I write here might not help you understand and get the picture much but below you can click play on our YouTube VDO clip to see how this move is performed with your own eyes.
As you know, elbow is really unique in Muay Thai because it makes your weapon. But how to use it is not that easy, so that’s why we’re here to teach you. If you see any mistake, please let me know because the making production was quite fast and we might have missed something.
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Ok the move today is called the Horizontal Elbow. I said last time that this is the easiest elbow move and very often used as elbow technique. How to do the move is to swing your hitting elbow parallel the floor at the shoulder level from right to left if you’re using your right elbow and from left to right in case you use the left elbow. Confused? Take a look at the clip.
This Horizontal Elbow is called in Thai “Sork Tad” so if you see this name anywhere, it is the same with Horizontal Elbow. Targets for this elbow technique are chin, jaw, brow bone, and temple.
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