Your daughters going to be sending unexpected victims flying! Great work I do Muay Thai and I am teach my friends how to throw the teep as I believe it’s one of the best ways to defuse or get away from a a street fight.
Yeah it is but not in a street fight, although most kicks require u to use ur entire body mass, which is what makes capoeira kicks one of the most powerful in all martial arts. some of those kicks are intrgate and hav secrets to them, which gives u advantage if ur opponent don't recognize them, apart from that capoeira also makes u hav more body control and fitness since it is like break dancing, and it could help u redirect ur body if u ever lose balance or try 2 be grounded in a fight. But in its disadvantages, capoeira requires u to always be moving, so ur likely to lose stamina quickly. Apart from that, those kicks are telegraphed, which can let ur opponent see an incoming attack, then there's the fact capoeira mostly teaches dodging instead of blocking or countering and it also forces u to be opened and just like tae Kwon do, some of those techniques has ur back into ur opponent which can be bad if ur opponent has close defense and goes for inside attacks. So capoeira is useful but in itself is not enough of for u so it's best 2 take kickboxing with or before capoeira if u ever compete
would having a strong grappling base make capoeira a more viable martial art for combat sport or self defense? Seems like lots of the kicks put you close to the the ground and near opponents legs.
@@joebynum9056 it would I when I was doing bjj I saw a lot of moves that u see n capoeria n since bjj teaches u how to be lethal when grounded I fought wrestlers and seen pros and bjj really is lethal against wrestling even if u can't do a single leg, but I do suggest to learn bjj before capoeria, cuz at least bjj let's u spare, so for a self defense bjj will prepare u for a irl situation but once u do that then u can use capoeria when u hav the experience of a combat
Different phone and account this one is older, I just sent you some motivational music, thell barrio from my other account, thanks for the motivation,,
Hi, just started muay thai and I love it. Is it ok to leave my plant foot st 45 instead of 90 for the teep? I'm not agile enough and a bit too heavy right now to pivot the base foot on teeps.
Realistically you won’t be throwing this kick in a range where you can be touched, but if they were to catch your foot there’s definitely time to get that hand back up
Also, I guess a better point to address is that you want this to be one of your fastest kicks to avoid being caught in the first place. Couple that speed with mixing it in with a variety of strikes instead of always throwing naked teeps and it’s deadly. Sorry for the long reply
If they catch the teep with one hand and manage to land a straight punch you simply applaud the man with the monkey grip and move on Realistically for someone to catch a snappy teep they would need both hands which would allow you to punch while they are unable to defend A better thing to be aware of is to set your kicks up so that they aren't caught in the first place, as the man above me said this should be one of your fastest strikes and the impact should be that of a stab to the solar plexus The amount of power you can realistically get in a lead teep is minimal hence its better to throw it quick to avoid having it caught in the first place Couple that with thigh and knee teeps plus hip and right hand feints and you should be able to keep your opponent guessing
You can hit with the ball of the foot or heel. They both are valid. Hitting witht the ties takes lots of time conditioning them. It can be very painful to the opponent once you do hit them this way, but again they all work well 💪
I think a lot of people should first learn Muay Boran before going into Muay Thai. In my opinion this term will only throw you off balance as your body leans backwards instead of pushing forward with ur hips and body following the teep.
You swing the lead arm backwards to counterbalance the weight of your lead leg while throwing the teep. Makes pulling the leg back much easier and quicker
Also adding to what the guy on the top said, you want to create more force/power into your teep and make sure u hit ur opponent, he wont be able to counter you anyways if you’re able to hit him and jf you can’t hit him, he probally stepped out of your range which means he can’t counter either in time
When it comes to mid kicks it’s safer to put your hand down cuz they aren’t in range to counterpunch, even with lowkicks you throw your arm out, to the side and down
If youre throwing the teep correctly and using its intended purpose you will not be in range to get hit with anything other than a return kick This is largely personal preference however as I have seen many fighters and coaches (mainly mma dudes) explicitly keep the hand up for defensive purpose Basically its to get more power in the teep, every kicking motion has this similar mechanic with the arm, I like to flare it when kicking but not down to my hip, just out from and in line with my shoulder as that allows for a balance of power and defensive responsibility
I was told that if you teep and have no opponent in front of you, you should be able to balance back into your original position. I feel as though I can’t generate enough power without leaning forward. Thoughts?
Man I get it. It took me actually a long time to master this movement here is my secret: Your base leg have it 90° or more. This makes the Teep more of a side kick Teep. Most, if not every Thai fighter does it this way. What happens: You have more power with your Teep, longer range of weapon, and more balance. Try throwing a side kick and see if you fall off balance as easy. Now blend it so it's a Teep/Side Kick and you'll see your power and balance come as one. Let me know if that works 👊
@@IronboyExperience great tip. I for some reason never could teep well with left. It just clicked. I got a great lead side kick to compensate but it was a little unorthodox.. Basically shot out jab arm (fench) and kick at the same time freeing my hip side kick style. It allowed me to flow into a left to right teep instantly flowing. Thanks I will drill this 1000's of times now. Hip feels a little weird though as it's stretching in a way it isn't used to.
Swinging your arm down gives more momentum and power but sacrifices your defense, hitting with your arm up will be less fast, less powerful, but you have a full shield rather than half… Both are right it’s just preference
They are very effective when used well. The from push Kick can be used like the Jab, and just like jab be used to be sure the distance, set up stronger attacks, and more. Also remember it can be thrown to different spots to make it trickier to catch adding Fakes with it too. Hope that helps
Both 😅 speed will help create power. If I was to pick one of the two it would be speed. Also depends what you'll use the Teep for and in what situation.
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beauriful teep mate
Thank you 🙏💪
I've been teaching my 9 year old Daughter this kick for the last 6 months. This video will perfect it. Thank you
That's so awesome to hear! Definitely get them started young 🥳
Very glad I can help in the process 💪
Your daughters going to be sending unexpected victims flying! Great work I do Muay Thai and I am teach my friends how to throw the teep as I believe it’s one of the best ways to defuse or get away from a a street fight.
Love this move it’s the most practical kick for self defense.
Yes one of the best 🔥💪
This has got to be my favorite kick I remember first time I watched Muay Thai I saw Buakaw use it in a fight and it was mesmerizing to see
It's a simple yet beautiful kick
Correct, train with the big boys and with belly pads, vastly underrated
I learned how 2 do the teep when I was doing capoeira, in capoeira they call it ponteria, which translates 2 "the point" 👉
Is capoeira any good
Yeah it is but not in a street fight, although most kicks require u to use ur entire body mass, which is what makes capoeira kicks one of the most powerful in all martial arts. some of those kicks are intrgate and hav secrets to them, which gives u advantage if ur opponent don't recognize them, apart from that capoeira also makes u hav more body control and fitness since it is like break dancing, and it could help u redirect ur body if u ever lose balance or try 2 be grounded in a fight. But in its disadvantages, capoeira requires u to always be moving, so ur likely to lose stamina quickly. Apart from that, those kicks are telegraphed, which can let ur opponent see an incoming attack, then there's the fact capoeira mostly teaches dodging instead of blocking or countering and it also forces u to be opened and just like tae Kwon do, some of those techniques has ur back into ur opponent which can be bad if ur opponent has close defense and goes for inside attacks. So capoeira is useful but in itself is not enough of for u so it's best 2 take kickboxing with or before capoeira if u ever compete
would having a strong grappling base make capoeira a more viable martial art for combat sport or self defense? Seems like lots of the kicks put you close to the the ground and near opponents legs.
@@joebynum9056 it would I when I was doing bjj I saw a lot of moves that u see n capoeria n since bjj teaches u how to be lethal when grounded I fought wrestlers and seen pros and bjj really is lethal against wrestling even if u can't do a single leg, but I do suggest to learn bjj before capoeria, cuz at least bjj let's u spare, so for a self defense bjj will prepare u for a irl situation but once u do that then u can use capoeria when u hav the experience of a combat
Am I the only one that just stared at the drywall on the ceiling and wanted to fix it? Lol. Good technique, good video.
It’s probably like that from him hitting the bag in there. It shakes all that stuff loose over time.
GOOD Execution and breakdown. Thanks
Thank you.
You got it 👊
❤"Rinse and repeat!"
Let's get it done 💪
Apparently the sword in the stone is called Caliburn, and Arthur receives Excalibur after he breaks the other one.
I don't wanna mess with you😮😮
Excellent
Amazing
Different phone and account this one is older, I just sent you some motivational music, thell barrio from my other account, thanks for the motivation,,
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Hi, just started muay thai and I love it. Is it ok to leave my plant foot st 45 instead of 90 for the teep? I'm not agile enough and a bit too heavy right now to pivot the base foot on teeps.
Yeah but just keep trying to pivot it more and more each time and eventually you'll have excellent technique
45° and 90° are both ok.
As long as it isn't 0°....
and they catch your foot, and your guard is down. serious question tho, both arms up? sacrifice a bit of power. or extend the counter weight arm?
Realistically you won’t be throwing this kick in a range where you can be touched, but if they were to catch your foot there’s definitely time to get that hand back up
Also, I guess a better point to address is that you want this to be one of your fastest kicks to avoid being caught in the first place. Couple that speed with mixing it in with a variety of strikes instead of always throwing naked teeps and it’s deadly. Sorry for the long reply
Hope this helps but you can sort of teep with a long guard (extended arm that’s the same side as your kicking leg)
If they catch the teep with one hand and manage to land a straight punch you simply applaud the man with the monkey grip and move on
Realistically for someone to catch a snappy teep they would need both hands which would allow you to punch while they are unable to defend
A better thing to be aware of is to set your kicks up so that they aren't caught in the first place, as the man above me said this should be one of your fastest strikes and the impact should be that of a stab to the solar plexus
The amount of power you can realistically get in a lead teep is minimal hence its better to throw it quick to avoid having it caught in the first place
Couple that with thigh and knee teeps plus hip and right hand feints and you should be able to keep your opponent guessing
@@DankSwegSkuxxXhayel solid response. Thanks
Thank you brother
I’ve hurt my toes kicking like this, I tend to use my heel, but that’s just me
You can hit with the ball of the foot or heel. They both are valid. Hitting witht the ties takes lots of time conditioning them. It can be very painful to the opponent once you do hit them this way, but again they all work well 💪
I think a lot of people should first learn Muay Boran before going into Muay Thai. In my opinion this term will only throw you off balance as your body leans backwards instead of pushing forward with ur hips and body following the teep.
why the back foot at 90 degrees?
Je comprend pas comment vous faites pour que sa soit si puissant c'est fou 🤔
Nice
Fudged up my toe doing this lol
Lol they will get stronger lol
You forgot to highlight face guard
My heavy bag is not so plushy
Is it still a teep kick if you aim lower? Say if I kicked in this manner to someones knee? Genuine question.
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Why wouldn’t you want to keep both hands up when you throw the teep?
You swing the lead arm backwards to counterbalance the weight of your lead leg while throwing the teep. Makes pulling the leg back much easier and quicker
Also adding to what the guy on the top said, you want to create more force/power into your teep and make sure u hit ur opponent, he wont be able to counter you anyways if you’re able to hit him and jf you can’t hit him, he probally stepped out of your range which means he can’t counter either in time
When it comes to mid kicks it’s safer to put your hand down cuz they aren’t in range to counterpunch, even with lowkicks you throw your arm out, to the side and down
If youre throwing the teep correctly and using its intended purpose you will not be in range to get hit with anything other than a return kick
This is largely personal preference however as I have seen many fighters and coaches (mainly mma dudes) explicitly keep the hand up for defensive purpose
Basically its to get more power in the teep, every kicking motion has this similar mechanic with the arm, I like to flare it when kicking but not down to my hip, just out from and in line with my shoulder as that allows for a balance of power and defensive responsibility
you can either have power/speed or defence. You have to sacrifice a bit of one for the other, it's just how it is.
ohhh so you push with the ball of your foot! makes so much more sense now.
I was told that if you teep and have no opponent in front of you, you should be able to balance back into your original position. I feel as though I can’t generate enough power without leaning forward. Thoughts?
Man I get it. It took me actually a long time to master this movement here is my secret:
Your base leg have it 90° or more. This makes the Teep more of a side kick Teep. Most, if not every Thai fighter does it this way. What happens:
You have more power with your Teep, longer range of weapon, and more balance.
Try throwing a side kick and see if you fall off balance as easy. Now blend it so it's a Teep/Side Kick and you'll see your power and balance come as one.
Let me know if that works 👊
@@IronboyExperience great tip. I for some reason never could teep well with left. It just clicked. I got a great lead side kick to compensate but it was a little unorthodox..
Basically shot out jab arm (fench) and kick at the same time freeing my hip side kick style. It allowed me to flow into a left to right teep instantly flowing. Thanks I will drill this 1000's of times now. Hip feels a little weird though as it's stretching in a way it isn't used to.
How did you hang this bag?
My coach tells me to not extend the arm when I teep, is this right or a no no?
Swinging your arm down gives more momentum and power but sacrifices your defense, hitting with your arm up will be less fast, less powerful, but you have a full shield rather than half… Both are right it’s just preference
Are push kicks effective? A lot of time I see the opponents catches these that leads to takedown.
They are very effective when used well. The from push Kick can be used like the Jab, and just like jab be used to be sure the distance, set up stronger attacks, and more.
Also remember it can be thrown to different spots to make it trickier to catch adding Fakes with it too.
Hope that helps
Teep kicks are EXTREMELY effective.. they hurt bad. It will instantly tell them to gtf back or else.
If done correctly you can easily send someone to the floor.
Tried this and broke my toenail
I stub my toe every damn time
Stub it harder
Then just long knee
Point your toes all the way up as far as you can
aim with the flat bottom of your foot. if that doesn’t help then maybe you’re getting too close when you try it
@@joshdudeman9107 I prefer to aim with the metatarsophalangeal joints. The joint at the base of the toes. (Yes I had to look up that word)
Speed or power for teep?
Both 😅 speed will help create power. If I was to pick one of the two it would be speed. Also depends what you'll use the Teep for and in what situation.
@@IronboyExperience should I go full power or just enough power?
@@IronboyExperience keeping distance
You guard is down on the left arm while kicking that means you get knocked out in 2sek 😂
Go show him or upload a video of the right way champ
Bros never touched a heavy bag in his life😂
@@vincenzopolimeni3561 i fight K1 and MMA so stfu
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Hmm, I would never teep with my toes. I guess yours are stronger.
They get stronger over time 😅💪
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Il faut plus ouvrir le pied
Don't swing your arm past your ass.
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