The Thai clinch in MMA: head control, knees and escapes
The Thai plum clinch in MMA: hand and elbow position, knees to the body and head, adapting it against the cage and around takedowns, and how to escape it.
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The Thai plum clinch in MMA: hand and elbow position, knees to the body and head, adapting it against the cage and around takedowns, and how to escape it.
The teep, Muay Thai’s push kick, in MMA: how to throw it, targets, defensive and offensive uses, the kick to the face, and mistakes to avoid.
The low kick in MMA: hip rotation, where to land it, the calf kick that changed the UFC, and how to defend with checks, retreats and counters.
The jab in MMA: mechanics, retraction, variations such as the double jab and body jab, and why MMA stance changes the way you throw it compared with boxing.
The single leg takedown in MMA: entries from strikes and the clinch, the main finishes, working against the cage, and the defenses you need to know.
The sprawl, MMA’s basic defense against the double leg and single leg: hip position, timing, counters from the front headlock, and drills to make it automatic.
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