Muay Thai Heavy Bag Drill – Keeping Your Chin Tucked
TRY THIS HEAVY BAG DRILL TO PRACTICE GOOD CHIN DEFENSE
By Sean Fagan
This was one of the first heavy bag drills I did when I started boxing when I was younger. I learned really quick that I need to keep my chin tucked, especially if I wanted to make sure I didn’t lose any money! You’ll get what I mean once you watch the video of this type of Muay Thai heavy bag drill:
Chin Tucked Heavy Bag Drill
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See what I mean? There’s much more on the line now when you hit the heavy bag if you are holding money underneath your chin.
Of course, although using money as the tool for this drill can be highly motivated, if you’re a broke joke like myself and can’t afford to put some bills underneath your chin, you can also use a tennis ball or rubber ball of some sort.
There are even more awesome Muay Thai heavy bag drills like this one in my latest,...
Muay Thai Low Kick Drill
PUNCH COMBINATIONS WITH LOW KICK PAD WORK
By Sean Fagan
One of my favorite types of Muay Thai pad work to do is this Muay Thai low kick drill! This is a great kicking drill especially if you have my style of fighting which is very similar to the Dutch style of kick boxing – hard hand combinations finished with brutal leg kicks.
This Muay Thai low kick technique drill is great because unlike heavy bag training or light sparring, you can work on everything that makes a low roundhouse kick so devastating. It will help you find your distancing, flow with your hand combinations, work on reaction speed and throw 100% power into each and every low roundhouse kick.
Click here or on the technique video below to check out my trainer, John Nuculovic and I doing a round of low kick pad work!
In this particular Muay Thai training video I’m only throwing low roundhouse kicks to my trainers lead leg, however, you
can add opposite side low kicks as...
Muay Thai Heavy Bag Drill For Kicking Balance
Heavy Bag Drill to Increase Kicking Balance For Your Teeps
Movement is balance.
The body is balance. If your chest is overdeveloped, your shoulders will round forward. This is both ugly and…not so pretty on your body. If your right is dominant, you’ll forget to use your left. This can quickly spell disaster when a certain action from your opponent requires a reaction from a certain side of you.
Balance of the body and equilibrium are both necessary in fighting. A strong foundation is balance, a strong foundation is power, and power…equals knockouts. Train your balance with this Muay Thai heavy bag drill and you’ll be like a cat, always landing on your feet and always being in a good position.
Muay Thai Heavy Bag For Better Teeping Balance
Flowing between soft and hard is an excellent way to train your body. Now here’s an entire workout you can shape around your training.
Drills make skills, and the more you train on this wonderful tool...
