This video sent me down the rabbit hole of learning hand traps to add to my style and it pairs really well with a long guard/low guard it's pretty neat how effective these are at find/creating openings against a solid tight guard and allows the to cut closer angles without worrying too much about walking into a counter if you get a solid lock on their hands
Bro amazing video I will try some of these in sparring. I also love how you actually show video of you using your techniques even when they are unsuccessful in the attempt.
This is great stuff. I study JKD and I've been focusing on where trapping can be useful in sparring. It's validating to see other people doing this. Keep up the great work.
I realised how awesome hand traps were after watching Giorgio Petrosyan demolishing his opponents with them while making them so seamless. Awesome video, Jeff! Will definitely be taking notes! :'D
I love your videos. Some guys just show the moves on theory, and whith a student who dosen´t move or react to their explanations. You show the Technique and how it works in reality. That is amazing.
Hey bro I’m new to sparring can you make a video on how not to flinch when someone attacks you or build up confidence in fight and also can you share about how to use combos in fight with proper execution
I’m also new to sparring and I’ve tried all kinds of drills and everything you can think of but the only thing to really help me is actually doing it. Finding ppl who are better than you and who will take it easy but not too easy so you’re not learning. I used to flinch real bad and now I’m getting a lot better in just a few spars (after tons of everything you can think of lol) If you have Instagram you should check mine out. You can literally see the progression and evolution from me being super nervous to now (still new but not as nervous) It sounds as if we are only a few months if that apart so it would be cool to follow you as well dan_elgordito
Honestly the main thing is just working your defense and sparring go against guys who will punish bad defense but won't lay you out lol. Once you get comfortable defending you won't flinch. The flinch comes from being nervous and overreacting to everything.
Love your videos Jeff, thak you for all the great content! I'm currently waiting for a knee surgery and it might be in a while due to Covid, but watching this keeps me in touch with Muay Thaï and it feels great!
I noticed in boxing sparring yesterday that many of these are more difficult (but still effective) to perform against an opponent with a high and tight Muay Thai style guard (particularly if they are as tall or taller than you). I ended up landing some real hand traps (especially that rear hand paw to short cross -> rear hand paw to liver hook)💰 But at other times I’d basically just smack their guard and it worked the same✊ The only time I got caught was on entry for a liver hook when I half assed the hand trap setup and didn’t cut an angle. If I’m too far on the angle, the punch is too long & less effective. If I don’t cut the angle and I didn’t really immobilize their arm, then I get a left hand to the dome. I love being able to come back to these videos and see what I did wrong🙏 appreciate you sir!
This is getting much more serious Kickboxing/Muay Thai101 that now I imagined, getting much more realistic perceptions comparing than I imagined before👍
Great video, I'm gonna try some of these Saturday during sparring. A good follow up video might be a tutorial on to counter hand traps that an opponent might be using.
I use a lot of these as I starting in wing chun as a child then to mma I’ve kinda developed a hybrid where I can use wing chun concepts while training mma. Awesome stuff
I have tried some of these after watching this video and they have helped me tremendously I have been lighting people up at the gym LOL the fact that I am almost 48 years old I need every little bit of help I can get when sparring with guys half my age and much faster than me since I am 6'2 and 220 lb LOL
This channel is so good! Been learning more trapping, locking and throwing techniques after mostly doing Muay Thai and it's been a blast to mix boxing and trapping. Aka dirty boxing 🥊
Gaaa! Jeff, you're giving away one of my biggest secrets! :D Yeah, hand trapping is an awesome underrated tactic. Great job on the video breaking down this tactic.
I know this is towards MMA & Muay Thai. & of course I KNOW the techniques have been around for a LONG TIME. But I’ll always connect hand traps to George Foreman. Dude was a beast, Daniel Cormier even brought his boxing style into his own gameplan as he’s stated before. As always amazing content sir!
4:52 The slip and simultaneous leg sweep from the guy in red and black is incredible. Had he done it full power it would've been worthy of Dany Bill's legendary sweep counters. That's some high level muay thai right there.
Can we get a foot trapping video next? Also a video of in the pocket reactive drills. I’d like to see a vid on how to hold pads for the liver or spleen shot. Preferably something that won’t ware my wrists out over time. What’s the best way to condition your body for shots? Leg kicks and body kicks etc...
deleted my other comment, I think it was super rude which wasn't my intent. Thanks for putting out such amazing content on a consistent basis. I love seeing the shit you get up to.
I took 4 months of Dutch Kickboxing under James McSweeney. The confidence this stuff gives you is incredible. I'm out here walking around like I know shit now. Hahaha. Hands up, eyen on opponent. Basic knowledge that most dudes won't have in a real fight. 9 outof 10 I see me winning. 😎
2:00 This one is trap like JKD trapping... the other ones are traps but not JKD/Wing Chun traps, are distractions.. The final goal in many are kick, but kick without these previous traps is mote difficult than with the traps (tricks). I was trying to find Wing Chun traps kind, or even Muay Thai similar techniques, but this was very good anyway 👏.
I love the double hand trap long knee, I use it all the time, works great but I usually use switch knee instead against orthodox as an orthodox, however that long knee will work great against southpaw.
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Could you teach us ways to break our opponent's long guard?
Omg this channel is a gem, don’t you start getting all Hollywood on us once you get big my man.
haha thanks Joey!
Super Gem👍👍
He’s already big for years ✌🏻
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This video sent me down the rabbit hole of learning hand traps to add to my style and it pairs really well with a long guard/low guard it's pretty neat how effective these are at find/creating openings against a solid tight guard and allows the to cut closer angles without worrying too much about walking into a counter if you get a solid lock on their hands
cheers!
with ur experience how hard did you have to swat their hands down to throw the strike?
Whoever disliked the video got hand trapped in the gym
haha!
Hahaha, definitely
I like how simple and clear Jeff explains these techniques, always good to see another upload👍
thanks Ben!
Bro amazing video I will try some of these in sparring. I also love how you actually show video of you using your techniques even when they are unsuccessful in the attempt.
thank you!!
This is great stuff. I study JKD and I've been focusing on where trapping can be useful in sparring. It's validating to see other people doing this. Keep up the great work.
thank you!
Love it. Very functional. Love how you showed fails as well as success.
thank you!!
Probably the best hand trapping video I've found, showing how to adjust and follow up with failure scenarios. Much appreciated
🙏🙏🙏
I realised how awesome hand traps were after watching Giorgio Petrosyan demolishing his opponents with them while making them so seamless.
Awesome video, Jeff! Will definitely be taking notes! :'D
sweet thanks for watching!
Something new again from you Jeff, that I'll incorporate and practice in my MMA training.
awesome!!
I love your videos. Some guys just show the moves on theory, and whith a student who dosen´t move or react to their explanations. You show the Technique and how it works in reality. That is amazing.
Your videos have been a huge help. They help me bridge the gap i need to cross from light sparing to fight team sparing and traning.
glad to hear man! thanks for watching!
Hey bro I’m new to sparring can you make a video on how not to flinch when someone attacks you or build up confidence in fight and also can you share about how to use combos in fight with proper execution
hey try this video, it may help a bit: ua-cam.com/video/Wj2Z_Daxqwo/v-deo.html
@@MMAShredded oh thanks a lot brother god bless u n ur family hope for a great future for u ☺️
I’m also new to sparring and I’ve tried all kinds of drills and everything you can think of but the only thing to really help me is actually doing it.
Finding ppl who are better than you and who will take it easy but not too easy so you’re not learning.
I used to flinch real bad and now I’m getting a lot better in just a few spars (after tons of everything you can think of lol)
If you have Instagram you should check mine out. You can literally see the progression and evolution from me being super nervous to now (still new but not as nervous)
It sounds as if we are only a few months if that apart so it would be cool to follow you as well
dan_elgordito
For sure, you just gotta spar more and gain the experience.
Honestly the main thing is just working your defense and sparring go against guys who will punish bad defense but won't lay you out lol. Once you get comfortable defending you won't flinch. The flinch comes from being nervous and overreacting to everything.
Love your videos Jeff, thak you for all the great content! I'm currently waiting for a knee surgery and it might be in a while due to Covid, but watching this keeps me in touch with Muay Thaï and it feels great!
thanks bro good luck on your surgery!! I wish you a speedy recovery!
Jeff has the best fight tips!! He shows the techniques in sparring and even failed attempts.
thank you bro!
One of my favorite channels
thanks man!
I noticed in boxing sparring yesterday that many of these are more difficult (but still effective) to perform against an opponent with a high and tight Muay Thai style guard (particularly if they are as tall or taller than you).
I ended up landing some real hand traps (especially that rear hand paw to short cross -> rear hand paw to liver hook)💰
But at other times I’d basically just smack their guard and it worked the same✊
The only time I got caught was on entry for a liver hook when I half assed the hand trap setup and didn’t cut an angle. If I’m too far on the angle, the punch is too long & less effective. If I don’t cut the angle and I didn’t really immobilize their arm, then I get a left hand to the dome.
I love being able to come back to these videos and see what I did wrong🙏 appreciate you sir!
This is my third time watching and it never gets old. Love all these hand traps. Gonna try some tonight at kickboxing class.
thanks for watching brother!
This is getting much more serious Kickboxing/Muay Thai101 that now I imagined, getting much more realistic perceptions comparing than I imagined before👍
oss
Each of these are extremely practical and intelligent moves. Bravissimo!
:))
Amazing video Jeff, i really admire your work, dedication and thanks for sharing your techniques with us your followers, helps us to improve every day
im happy to hear bro!!
Great video, I'm gonna try some of these Saturday during sparring. A good follow up video might be a tutorial on to counter hand traps that an opponent might be using.
thanks for the feedback CJ!
@@MMAShredded you're welcome, I enjoy the tips you offer here 🙌
I've been watching this vid for like a couple months now, I love it. Thank you
thanks man!
Every time you put a video I try and incorporate it into my sparring and it works 99% of the time
haha thats awesome!!
Great stuff! I'll have to try some of these out when I get the chance to finally spar again! Thanks for sharing! :)
awesome! thanks for watching!
Damn Jeff how many pairs of gloves do you have!
haha quite a bit!
@@MMAShredded which gym(s) do you train at?
Love these combos, very useful! Going to try them next time.
awesome!
You hands down have my most favourite fighting style, hopefully you make it down to Australia sometime in the future for a seminar I would 100% go!
Thanks bro!’
I use a lot of these as I starting in wing chun as a child then to mma I’ve kinda developed a hybrid where I can use wing chun concepts while training mma. Awesome stuff
sweet!
Lop Sau
Another great video from Jeff, thank you! With you my technique improved a lot
thank you man!
I have tried some of these after watching this video and they have helped me tremendously I have been lighting people up at the gym LOL the fact that I am almost 48 years old I need every little bit of help I can get when sparring with guys half my age and much faster than me since I am 6'2 and 220 lb LOL
awesome!!!
Just started experimenting with these hand traps last week, thanks for sharing! Will continue to work them in there.
awesome!
Love to see wing chin principles applied to real life situations. every style has something useful nice stuff
cheers!
Awesome!! My personale fave is trowing a right cross over the guard then pull their glove down for a left hook
sweet!
This channel is so good! Been learning more trapping, locking and throwing techniques after mostly doing Muay Thai and it's been a blast to mix boxing and trapping. Aka dirty boxing 🥊
thanks for watching :)
Your tips have been helping me out so much and helping put more things into my arsenal
im happy to hear!!
Just what I needed for tomorrow's spar, thanks mate!
Great video!
i would love it if at the end you put a quick re-cap or clip of all the techniques you showed.
noted!
Hands down (pun intended) - this is one of the best martial arts channels out there. Excellent lesson as always!
thanks you man!
Practiceed some of these today, especially the rear hand trap, worked great!
awesome!!
Gah!!! Your videos are SO GOOD Jeff, they're really exciting because the way you teach and edit your vids make it easy to learn 😍👌
thank you bro!!!
2:09 I love that inside low kick setup!
thanks for watching!
Awsome video.
You are my online teacher, Jeff. I always want to be the unique fighter like you.
Thanks Jeff...
thank you bro!!
Muchas gracias .. excelente técnica! Saludos desde Argentina
thank you!!
Great a video bro.I'm watching your videos. You are a good fighter.👑
thank you!
Awesome tips and strategies Jeff! Love this channel!
thank you Mark!
Love the work bro
thank you!!
Gaaa! Jeff, you're giving away one of my biggest secrets! :D Yeah, hand trapping is an awesome underrated tactic. Great job on the video breaking down this tactic.
thank you!!
I know this is towards MMA & Muay Thai. & of course I KNOW the techniques have been around for a LONG TIME. But I’ll always connect hand traps to George Foreman. Dude was a beast, Daniel Cormier even brought his boxing style into his own gameplan as he’s stated before. As always amazing content sir!
nice! thanks for watching!
Simply great. Thanks Jeff
thank you!!
Hi there my friend, good to see you doing well as always, you`re evolving from a beast into a monster, great job bro!!!
thanks man!!!
Savage. Love it man 🙏 Oss!
thank you!!
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You deserve at least a Million Subs, your Content and your Video Quality are both top class 🔥⚡👊🥊🥋⚡🔥
thanks so much!!
pushing down and entering the punch is in wing chun, in tai chi, in aikido...in many other arts,,
nice
Awesome. These are so simple but effective.
thanks for watching!
Fight science is amazing! Great content!
thank you!!
Big fan of yours.always great content❤ love from Sri Lanka
thank you!!
Thanks for sharing your techniques
thanks for watching!!
3:13 uou that's a sick move
PS: This video really showed me the importance of options.
cheers!!
great tactics proff chan,lol you do love giving all a little smack when sparring,,,thanks from uk
cheers!!
4:52 The slip and simultaneous leg sweep from the guy in red and black is incredible. Had he done it full power it would've been worthy of Dany Bill's legendary sweep counters. That's some high level muay thai right there.
cheers!!
Thus goes pretty much into filipine Martial arts! Nice! A VerY good Video of yours!!! Thanks a Lot!
thanks for watching!
one more great video Jeff. Thank you!
thanks bro!
Always on point! Nice work! 🔥🔥
thank you!!
Just perfect ! Thank you!!!
thank you!
Hi from France love your channel my friend nice work🇫🇷🔥🔥
thank you Lucas!
Awesome video bro👍
From korea🇰🇷
thank you!!
Awesome. I'd love to see more examples of from open stance (southpaw v orthodox)
thanks!!
Do opponents respect light power when sparing or get sour and heat up because they’re getting picked apart
it all depends on the specific individual
Master Chan ,more great info ...very valuable!
thank you!
Hi, can you make a video showing good beginner reflex bag drills. Thank you
ill add it to my list!
I love the head kick. I notice I may be telegraphing it
cheers!
Thanks for all that you do. How do you like the new place you moved to? Hope all is well.
I love it man thank you! its the wall mats and home roll outs that make it look nice!
I can't wait to use these I needed to refine my hand traps
awesome!
Could Wing chung skills help in using these techniques?
Amazing work as usual
thank you!
I've actually never practised this
Can't wait to try this out man 👌🏻
awesome!
For a second I thought you said Pee on your opponents guard 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
LOL
A show of dominance
awesome video. Same idea from wing chun concepts of pack and lap sao
thanks!!
Can we get a foot trapping video next? Also a video of in the pocket reactive drills. I’d like to see a vid on how to hold pads for the liver or spleen shot. Preferably something that won’t ware my wrists out over time. What’s the best way to condition your body for shots? Leg kicks and body kicks etc...
thanks for watching! try this video fro conditioning: ua-cam.com/video/qeAIsNsUzuU/v-deo.html
Another vid to train at home with - Coz all of Jeff's stuff works!
thanks Yong!!
Not just nice techniques, but also very good tactical set-ups! Much underused by most fighters.
thank you!!
deleted my other comment, I think it was super rude which wasn't my intent. Thanks for putting out such amazing content on a consistent basis. I love seeing the shit you get up to.
Hell yeah brother! Love it!!!
thank you!
I took 4 months of Dutch Kickboxing under James McSweeney. The confidence this stuff gives you is incredible. I'm out here walking around like I know shit now. Hahaha. Hands up, eyen on opponent. Basic knowledge that most dudes won't have in a real fight. 9 outof 10 I see me winning. 😎
cheers!!
Can you do a video on improving and using knees?
definitely!
You're like the modern Bruce Lee in terms of inspiration for me.
Idk man, something about you just gives me motivation :)
thanks bro!!
One of your best !
thanks man!!
Great video !! thank you
thanks man!
Love the videos man
thank you Sam!
Jeff any advice on eye poke ? how to avoid ? prevent ..
Worst strike ever , so painful , i never though to be so harsh
haha nope, not trained in eye pokes
2:00 This one is trap like JKD trapping... the other ones are traps but not JKD/Wing Chun traps, are distractions.. The final goal in many are kick, but kick without these previous traps is mote difficult than with the traps (tricks). I was trying to find Wing Chun traps kind, or even Muay Thai similar techniques, but this was very good anyway 👏.
cheers!
I really appreciate you showing failed attempts!
I love the double hand trap long knee, I use it all the time, works great but I usually use switch knee instead against orthodox as an orthodox, however that long knee will work great against southpaw.
cheers!
Love your vids. This one is even better than your avg!
thank you!!
Hi Jeff, do you think the Wing Chun style of simultaneously trapping/striking at the exact same time has any merit?
I think it can be yes! especially in close quarter combat
Love this stuff!
thank you!
Ty Jeff!
no problem!
Hand trap #3, I like using this to set up same arm elbows
nice!