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Hi everyone! Check out this awesome video of Germaine Yeap (renowned Muay Thai champion) pretending to be a nerd at a Malaysian gym. The owner of the gym asked her to come in and prank their new trainers. She asked the trainers to spar with her, and after taunting her a bit, the real Yeap came out to play, and let's just say she embarrased them totally.
Never judge a book by it's cover! Enjoy the video, have a great day! -RD
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Hi everyone! Welcome back to the Dynamite Kickboxing Blog! I wanted to talk about studying film to step your game up. Aside from going to the gym and learning techniques hands on, I find it extremely useful to study old fight films to learn new tricks and implement them in my game. There are TONS of fights available online right now. Simply jump on YouTube and type anyone's name in and you'll be able to find a great fight to watch. Not only do I watch for good tricks and techniques to implement, I also watch for errors that fighters make. That way, whenever I see an opponent of mine make the same mistake, I know how to capitalize on it. Keep your eyes open and notice every detail, both good and bad. Watch fights for entertainment purposes, but also to learn! Attached to the blog below is one of the greatest kickboxing fights ever to me, Nieky Holzken vs Joseph Valtellini. This fight took place at Glory 13 in Tokyo Japan in the Welterweight Contender Tournament Finals. Notice the tight stances (chins down, hands up), the way both men are firing heavy shots in the pocket, Holzken's Broken Rhythm boxing combos, Valtellini's HEAVY combos ending with leg kicks, etc. It's very high level kickboxing. Enjoy the fight, and stay tuned for more blog content in the near future! -RD |
AuthorRaul Diaz, owner and head coach of Dynamite Kickboxing. This is a blog to share some of my thoughts and views on all things martial arts related! Enjoy! Archives
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"I fear not the man who has practiced 10,000 kicks once, but I fear the man who has practiced one kick 10,000 times." - Bruce Lee
4780 North Elston Ave
Chicago, IL 60630
312-200-7363
dynamite.kickboxing@gmail.com
"I fear not the man who has practiced 10,000 kicks once, but I fear the man who has practiced one kick 10,000 times." - Bruce Lee