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Category: Dutch method

15th November 201723rd December 2017Dutch method, KickboxingLeave a comment

Dutch Kickboxing: Etiquette

 

You wouldn’t just walk up and hit one of your friends in the face, would you?

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18th October 2017Dutch method, KickboxingLeave a comment

Beautiful Torsion

 

To say Errol Zimmerman made an impression on me is a profound understatement. I met him in 2008, the year before Golden Glory became the most famous – and fearsome – fight gym in the world.

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10th October 2017Dutch method, KickboxingLeave a comment

‘Why Are You Such A Prick?’

This is a question many of my new students want to ask. It might not hit the air, but by the end of that first session, it’s on their lips and in their eyes.

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5th October 2017Dutch method, KickboxingLeave a comment

The Switch

Switching is not for changing your stance. Switching is for generating power.

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12th September 201723rd December 2017Dutch method, Kickboxing, strikingLeave a comment

Knees Are Awesome

 

Many people would argue, myself included, that Thai boxing is a tall person’s sport.

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29th August 20177th September 2017Dutch method, Kickboxing, Muay Thai, strikingLeave a comment

The Mark of a True Professional Fighter is…

 

The professional fighter knows how to hit the body. Being hit in the head is debilitating; being hit in the body is painful.

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22nd August 20177th September 2017Dutch method, injury, Injury management, Kickboxing, mindset, strikingLeave a comment

The Dutch Method: Why Does It Have To Hurt So Much?

 

A lot of what is referred to as the ‘Dutch method’ is about contact.

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15th August 20177th September 2017Dutch method, Kickboxing, Muay ThaiLeave a comment

The Subtle Art of Checking a Leg Kick

 

Learning to check a leg kick is an essential skill for any style of striking which involves being kicked in the thigh.

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8th August 20177th September 2017Dutch method, Kickboxing, Muay Thai, strikingLeave a comment

Anatomy of a Leg Kick

 

Judd Reid says, “At the end of the day, your best kick is the leg kick. It’s very painful, easy to land and it stops your opponent moving. The less they move, the easier they are to hit.”

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1st August 20177th September 2017Dutch method, Kickboxing, Muay ThaiLeave a comment

The Rudiments of Kickboxing

 

When all is said and done, kickboxing comes down to two things: punch and kick.

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