3 Techniques to Improve your Muay Thai Jab FAST!

This video will teach how master the Muay Thai jab and the differences that it exhibits in comparison to the western boxing jab! Coach Charles is going to simplify this Muay Thai technique by showing the basics with the KMA line system! You will also see the 3 Muay Thai jab technique variations performed by Tito Johnson as Coach Charles teaches the viewers via Muay Thai pad work and is also going to show you an exclusive Muay Thai drill that will make your Muay Thai boxing much better! This Muay Thai content is great for Muay Thai beginners and Muay Thai pro fighters because you can never learn enough of the Muay Thai basics and fundamentals !

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[LetitGolazziter-ukxi]

Good teaching methods! I’ve been training since 2010, and have had multiple trainer’s, but very few knew how to TEACH. You sir have a talent in expressing both aspects! Salute 🫡

[clintj]

Beautiful jab. And love that you value and appreciate the jab as much as you do. Too many fighters are obsessed with the power straight/cross. Jab & Teep sets up everything!

[kevintamargo]

Thank you so much……I learn more here than in most gyms

[dealerslicenseops]

As someone that has been training MT for nearly 25 years and trains in Thailand every year, this is incredible content. Very technical and detailed instruction, well explained.

[amazonkhanjuan]

Thank you for this. My coach told me a good jab takes time to develop. I been practicing it a lot trying to get it to be more natural than me having to think of every cue and it looking forced.

[np]

Coach. You’ve got the best Muay Thai instructional channel I’ve seen on YouTube. I like that you explain the techniques with principles in mind, which helps me remember things. Great work.

[TIZ_TheZone]

Great video, and presented in an easy-to-digest manner. Thank you for the upload.

[THREE_AYES]

In my country the level of muay thai is very low and the coaching is very poor therefore I watch every foreign youtube tutorial.

By far this channel is an absolute treasure of knowledge.

[scevvin]

Easily one of, if not the best Muay Thai training channel on YouTube.

[marcinhehe]

i love how at the end tito is just vibin. Keep up the good work!!

[thierry]

A big thanks;for your videos I love the way you are explaining it s so illuminating !

[samuelsevilla]

i have never seen such valuable muay thai lessons in the internet. Thank you so much, i want to acquire a more detailed program from you. Where/How can i get it? Osss

[johnnapoletano]

Hi. Have you done a "Shadow Boxing" video with the kid? We're doing 3 rounds of shadow boxing for a warm up and to practice missing and balance. I would love to see and hear you discuss it. Thank you 🙏

[bearfightsninja]

You definately spent some time in Thailand! I can hear in your cues to your student. Yab Bai! Bung! etc. Nice direction thank you!

[thelaggaifunk]

Super education in technical Jeb, thank you very much for sharing coach..

[NickRHT]

Good stuff coach, was working on jabs today. Forgot about that Alamos jab for gaining distance.

[beeblebomb]

I'm not sure if you have something for this...but recently I've noticed that my front leg is getting eaten up with taller opponents. I'm working on cutting angles and such, but as a southpaw, it's a little wonky trying to get in the right range especially against taller opponents. Is there a video that you guys made for this issue?

[awdwadawda]

Great video again! One thing I’m missing: what about throwing the rear shoulder back and whipping your lead hip? Or is it only good for moving backwards?

[wt]

Question. When he dips his lead hand (slight cogging motion) every time he throws, is that intentional? Thanks