Martial Arts Blog

Instead of scooping the teep and returning a round kick, you can hold the foot, return a knee to the thigh, drop the foot, then kick their leg twice with right and left kicks.

Here I demonstrate a couple of ways to capture the right round kick. You capture over or under depending on where the opponent is aiming the kick.

You scoop your opponent's teep kick and return a round kick to the leg. Work this until it becomes second nature.

This is a move you can use against a typical Greco attempt to tie up an arm, go straight to the Muay Thai Plum and go for the skip knees, then throw them into oncoming traffic!

The Dive is a combination that borrows from Silat and Muay Thai. Use it off a wide right hook to destroy your opponent. Enjoy!

Griffin Fighting Systems basic Muay Thai requirements include mastering fundamental strikes and combinations through structured training progression.