Join us in this in-depth exploration of the hand trap technique and its application in various combat sports, including MMA, kickboxing, and bare-knuckle fighting. In this video, we dissect real-life examples of fighters employing the hand trap effectively, demonstrating its versatility and impact in the ring.
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Your fighter has good form, you obviously took your time with him. I like how he turns his straight punches over flat only at the end of the punch. Not many coaches get their guys to do that correctly..and other stuff.. the relaxed footwork.. He does need to keep his elbows down. And he needs to keep his guard hand in front of his face when he punches...but he has good form. Kudos, coach to coach.
'When he PHDYFHDUANDIGUULLS' Man your mic is funky
I know I'm sorry this video has a few audio issues but I think the video itself is still worth the watch! Appreciate the feedback
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Very valid and constructive points cheers from Scotland
Thank you! Appreciate the positive words and view
Love it! Liked and subscribed!
Thanks for the sub!
Well I think it’s good.
Great job, I love to see more options of hand trapping 👏🏽👍
Thank you
great vid, thanks!
Thank you
Great Video
Thank you
Beautiful hand traps 👌
Thank you! Cheers!
Great stuff
Appreciate the positivity
The pull down, Trap and step to side, in JKD we call these Laap Pac and Shifting on Angle.
Movement is Universal! Thanks for the interesting perspective
1:28 was the exact one I was thinking of. Saemapetch vs I think Rittiwada.
100%
This can be done lead to lead, with grab being initiated from the outside and landing the cross or rear hook. I've found that I'm offline and out of position to be countered and I follow-up with a hook.
Interesting!
so basically wing chun!
Movement is universal all martial arts have similar ideas just executed differently
Didn't you read the memo from all the "professionals" on youtube???? Trapping doesn't work, and trapping distance is BS 😈 P.S. Nice video 👍
Thanks for the view
If Nicky Ryan was a boxing guy
No idea if this is positive but it sounds great! Thank you 🙏
1st rule to learning: Learn from someone that knows how to use the correct jargon. Probably someone who's actually been in a cage or ring. Hand trapping does not knock anyone out period, not debatable. If you want to sound like you know what you're talking about, use the correct jargon.
Great video, love the clips. The audio whilst you're teaching gets quite distorted in specific parts and I can't tell what you're saying 😅
Sorry about that I know there was a couple of stops that I rubbed my microphone. Hopefully you can view it again and understand what I’m saying
@@CombatTheorysounds like overloading from the mic moving closer to your face/neck. Idk the setup, but w/ digital, it’s always safer to keep your levels low and boost in post. Then apply compression/limiting to keep the vol even more consistent 👍 Anyways, dope vid yall! These’re the similar principles used for cross-parrying a jab(closed stanced) or fooling someone in the lead hand probe fight in closed but especially open stance.