Intermediate Edition: Muay Thai Masterclass by Jean-Charles Skarbowsky

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Go from good to great with enigmatic and highly demanded French thai boxing coach Jean-Charles Skarbowsky

• This course builds on basics to teach you more advanced and effective muay thai attacks and defenses
• Feint, strike, and counter with Jean-Charles’s tips for throwing unorthodox btu effective attacks
• Learn from the striking coach that martial artists like Georges St. Pierre and John Danaher trust to instruct their athletes
• Use the clinch, Jean-Charles’s specialty, with his guide to off-balancing and dominating opponents

Open Up Your Striking Arsenal With These Refined Muay Thai Skills From One Of The Most Unique Coaches On Earth

French Striking Sensation Jean-Charles Skarbowsky Builds On The Basics To Teach You Next-Level Muay Thai Techniques and Strategies

What Will You Learn?

Learn from one of the best and most unorthodox coaches in the world, as French muay thai champion Jean-Charles Skarbosky shows you how to build on your striking fundamentals and become a more seasoned and unpredictable striker. Over this 4-volume series, see the intermediate attacks that you can use to create chances to attack and stay safe that go way beyond the basics.

Evolve your style to the next level with Jean-Charles’s instruction on some of his best techniques and most important lessons. Learn those hidden lessons around how to recognize shots coming, how to move your body like a fighter, and how to throw strikes and grab your opponent safely. Jean-Charles’s goes far beyond his basics series as he unlocks techniques for you that can change your entire striking style.

Jean-Charles briefly recaps each important section before helping you develop those more polished skills that you need to become an experienced and capable muay thai fighter. Block and counter effectively from the guard, use movement and the ring to your advantage with these veteran insights, and start to understand how concepts like feints and timing will help you stay a step ahead in the game.

In his career, Jean-Charles was known as a devastating counter fighter and one of the most unusual but effective clinch fighters in history (especially his grabs and his work from the palm). He is making little adjustments that others still can’t figure out, but those details are laid out here across this 4-volume series. See how easy it really is, with leverage and timing, to grab their kicks, plant them on the mat, and use their own momentum against them every time.

So, What Do You Get?

Part 1:

• Intro 
• Chapter 1
• The Guard 
• Recap: Basics 
• Distance 
• Hands Control 
• Versus a Southpaw 
• Defensive Guard 

Part 2:

• Chapter 2 – Strikes & Feints -Tei Lam Toa – Why Use Feints ? 
• Eye Contact 
• Quick Tip 
• Feint N?1
• Feint N?2 
• Double Kick
• Strikes & Feints – Tei Kra – Feints – Combinations
• Timing
• Rob Kaman’s Style 
• Double Kick 
• Tei Kan Kor – Feint N?1 
• Feint N?2 
• Strikes & Feints – Teep – Quick Tips
• “Strabing” Teep 
• Strikes & Feints – Knee – Feint 
• Closing Distance 
• Chapter 3 – Counters – Why is it Important ? 
• What is it ?
• How to Counter ? 
• Counter Punches with Kicks
• Counter Kicks with Punches

Part 3:

• Chapter 4 – Defense – Block & Parry – How to Defend – Knees 
• How to Block – Knees 
• How to Escape – Knees 
• How to Defend – Tei Kan Kor 
• How to Block – Tei Lam Toa 
• How to Block – Tei Kra 
• How to Defend – Teep 
• Chapter 4 – Defence – Grabs – How to Grab – Tei Lam Toa 
• How to Exit – Tei Lam Toa Grabs 
• Grabs – How to Sweep 
• How to Grab – Knee 
• How to Grab – Teep 
• How to Exit – Teep Grab 
• How to Grab – Tei Kra 
• Grabs – Take Advantage of it
• Grab or Block ? 
• Special Tip 

Part 4:

• Chapter 5 – Pam – Recap: Basics 
• Pull the Neck Twice
• Use the Opponent’s Power 
• Defend Against Waist Grab 
• Defend Against Knee Grab 
• Defend a Roundhouse Knee 
• Defend a Stabbing Knee 
• Rotation is the Key
• Use the Opponent’s Energy 
• How to Drop your Opponent 
• Defend a Jumping Knee
• Chapter 6
• Outro