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Multiple-time Muay Thai World Champion Sam-A Gaiyanghadao from the EVOLVE Fight Team demonstrates 5 fake low kick-to-high kick combinations. Sam-A distracts his opponent by feigning a low kick, this draws his opponents attention away from protecting the head, leaving it vulnerable to a high kick. Sam-A then captializes by quickly…

In Muay Thai deliberate use of fakes is important to help open up opportunities to land strikes on your opponent. Utilizing a fake will distract your opponent from your real strike, which will make it more difficult to defend as your opponent is less likely to see it coming. In…

A great way to confuse your opponent is to include fakes, or feints, in your combinations. Your opponent will usually let their guard down for a moment when they are reacting to your fake strike. Hence, giving you a bit of time to throw your intended strike. In this video,…

As you reach the higher levels of competition, using set ups and fakes to land your strikes will become increasingly necessary.  Fakes, also known as feints, are used to mask the intended attack.  A good fake will draw a reaction from the opponent, leaving him/her open for another attack.  In…

Dejdamrong Sor Amnuaysirichok is a 3 time Muay Thai World Champion as well as an MMA World Champion.  With over 300 professional fights, Dejdamrong is a true wealth of knowledge and experience in the discipline of striking.  In this video, Dejdamrong teaches one of his favourite techniques.

In this video, Muay Thai World Champion Dejdamrong Sor Amnuaysirichoke teaches one of his favorite techniques. Dejdamrong teaches a simple yet effective technique in which he fakes a kick and then catches the opponent off-guard with a left elbow.

In this video, renowned trainer of Muay Thai World Champions Saknarong Sityodtong teaches one of his favorite techniques. He begins by setting his opponent up with two fake kicks. After freezing the opponent with the fakes, Saknarong delivers 2 right kicks and then a right push kick. In order to…