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That’s only if you lift the foot too high. A proper leg check should be lifted just enough to check the kick. If you lift your foot too high, it can make you vulnerable to sweeps and other counterattacks.

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Haha, you win brotha 🥊

Hey brotha can you explain what you mean?

@@troydorseystriking kick catch in video is only for left leg or i can use it in right leg to

It will only work on the opposite leg if your stance is switched since you should only check with your front leg.

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For sure, the cool thing is that as you practice the reinforced check you’ll see that it can be as fast as any other. But I totally get it… i’ve done the classic check so much that it tends to be my “ohh crap” reaction sometimes

Haha, I’ll do my best right here :) but if you’re serious stay tuned to this channel because we are dropping some in person training event info here in the next couple of months

I’m sorry brother, I don’t mean to be rude, but that doesn’t make any sense. Even the classic check exposes your support leg ankle.

And maybe I misunderstood you. If you mean the person who is doing the reinforced check can catch the ankle and sweep the other person’s support leg, ABSOLUTELY 👍🏻 that is a great sweep setup

Great questions. Just like with any technique you are trying to counter you look for a pattern. For the person to kick down on your thigh is a different kick angle which means a different pattern which means a different counter/defense. The opening under the elbow is always there, even with the classic check. If you raise the classic check up too high, the person can kick underneath your leg to the opposite leg. If you’re worried about the person kicking to the body again that’s a different kick angle which means a different pattern which means a different counter/defense. You’re definitely right that you have better balance when you make sure that you’re supporting foot is positioned properly however we were commenting on common mistakes made when using the classic check because of the speed in which you have to act to pull it off. Thanks for the questions and for watching 🥊🥊🥊

Awesome 🥊 thank you for watching and commenting 💪

@@troydorseystriking I went full in, i also subscribed and liked your video.Well deserved. I never did Muay Thai, would be nice to see more useful techniques. Simple yet very effective, even outside a typical Muay Thai setting.

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For sure 🥊 thanks for watching 👊🏻

So true, definitely one of my favorite ways 🥊🥊🥊

I agree, hip kicks can really mess up the other guys rhythm and momentum. Can be pretty frustrating. Thanks for watching 🥊🥊🥊

I completely agree 🥊

It’s a tutorial on how to do it. Thanks for watching 🥊

Coaches can be funny with stuff like that… at the end of the day if you trust your coach always fall back on what they say 🥊

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It's impressive that you got all of that from a 6-second short! You should definitely shoot some of your own videos and post them.

This specific one from this video is a switch kick. Great question 🥊

Glad you enjoyed the video 🥊👊

You got it! Setups are everything. Glad you enjoyed the video 🥊

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Question away…

Do you still go to troy dorsey studio

Yes sir. Troy Dorsey, Ty Garrett and I are the ones who create and post these videos 🥊

@@troydorseystriking but that’s not what the studio looks like

We film at several studios and will be at the one your talking about in the next few months to film some boxing 🥊

Good news, he is a pretty nice guy 👍🏻 haha. Thanks for watching and commenting 🥊

Haha, thanks brotha, they are some of my favorites 🥊🥊🥊

They are cool but Hayabusa over prices them imo the actual glove is $120 but since it's marvel. The marvel branded gloves cost $250 ($130 just for some cool decals)

You’re not lying, expensive logos

Hey Zachary, thanks for your comment! It’s important to note that not every kick needs to be powerful to be effective. Landing strikes, even light ones, can have a significant psychological effect on your opponent. It disrupts their rhythm and confidence, especially if they are trying to block but can’t stop you from scoring. In this particular technique, we’re using a sidekick and when it lands on the ribs, it can be extremely painful, even if it’s not delivered with maximum power. It’s all about strategy and keeping your opponent guessing. Keep training hard!

@@troydorseystriking Scoring. Gotcha.

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@@Gumblethebearnot just scoring, positioning and disrupting poise as well. We often throw teeps after feinting or missing roundhouse kicks in Muay Thai as well, not because of scoring alone, but because knocking our opponent out of position and off balance is always a prudent thing to do.

Well said brotha 🥊

We appreciate that! Thanks for watching 🥊

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Thanks for the comment! While this technique is slick and can definitely be effective in various scenarios, always remember that street fights are unpredictable and anything can happen. I know you know this. Always prioritize safety whenever possible. I appreciate you watching 🥊

@@troydorseystriking thank you sir, thats good wisdom for anyone to hear. Never fight if you dont have to

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For sure, glad it was just practice and not full speed. This set up is for the advanced for sure. Thank you for watching and commenting 🥊

So Cool, thank you for watching and for sharing that with me! That means a lot 🥊

It’s great to hear that your daughter’s coach incorporates these techniques. The Dutch low kick can be highly effective in American Kickboxing, providing a different dynamic than the traditional roundhouse kick. It’s all about versatility and finding what works best in different situations. Tell your daughter to keep up the great training 🥊

Thank you 🥊 excited to have you a part of the team

Thanks, Eug! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. As you may already know the Dutch kickboxing style is known for its aggressive and high-paced combinations. Trying something new against experienced opponents can be challenging, but it’s also one of the best ways to learn and improve. Let us know how it goes when you try out the Dutch style techniques! Keep up the great work.

Haha, for sure, you’re not kidding. Even with lots of practice that sweat on the mat can still get you 😅

You can upload “long” videos “short” style. I did that on purpose since it is a compilation of shorts 👍🏻

Hey Eug, I appreciate your thoughts. As an 8 time world champion across Pro Boxing, Pro Kickboxing and even karate. I’ve found that the Dutch style offers significant strategic advantages. It’s not about popularity; it’s about effectiveness. Continuous training is key, and I’m dedicated to constantly improving and sharing what works at the highest levels of competition. Thanks for your input!

Thanks for your comment. As an 8-time world champion, I’ve seen firsthand how every stance and style, including the Dutch 50/50, has its place and strengths in the ring. It’s about mastering and adapting techniques to suit individual fighters and situations. The Dutch style has proven itself time and again, and it’s about how well you use it that matters. Appreciate the conversation!

Nice! Steve Fox's stance from Tekken does look similar. It's always fun to see how they incorporate real-world fighting techniques. Thanks for watching and for the comment!

Hi Stephanie, great question! You’re right there are so many “Muay Femur, Muay Mat, Muay Khao, Muay Sok, Muay Tae & more”. I am talking about Western boxing and traditional Muay Thai. By traditional Muay Thai, I mean the classic style of Muay Thai that emphasizes powerful strikes with all parts of the body (fists, elbows, knees, and shins), clinch work, and a strong, balanced stance. It's the style commonly practiced and taught in Thailand. I am sure you already know this which is why you’re asking which one. The reality is that Dutch Kickboxing is a blend of both Boxing and Muay Thai. Thanks for watching and commenting 🥊

That’s awesome! Gegard Mousasi is a beast, and his Dutch kickboxing style is definitely something to admire. Keep training hard! 💪🥊 and thanks for watching and commenting

Hey Arseniy, haha, it does sound like a strategic chess move! The Dutch defense is what you get when you combine Boxing punching power & foot speed with Muay Thai kicking power & clinching creating a highly effective fighting style. Thanks for watching and commenting! Have you ever tried Dutch Kickboxing? 🤔

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Nice question, your weight should stay centered on your feet so you should never be off-balance. More specifically your weight and balance should be where your heads at, try it and let me know what you think. Thank you for watching 🥊

I totally understand what you are saying however anytime you throw a strike you open yourself up to being hit back (knocked out) that is why you set up all your strikes. Setup is not what we talked about here. I appreciate your response and that you watched and commented.

It's a good catch'n'counter strike esp for those having a harder time finding their reaching. And no need to overcommit if it's not necessary, could easily pull back

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You’re going to surprise them for sure 😎🥊

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Thanks brotha! It will definitely add distance to your knee 🥊 Thanks for watching 👊🏻