The second Mae Mai is called The principle behind it is The execution consists in shelling up and closing the distance breaking through the opponent's guard While landing an elbow strike depending on your timing it will land as as a diagonal or piercing elbow Let's look at the guard place your rear hand in "Tad Mala" by covering the ear, the back of the neck and the face. by pointing the elbow inward Place your front hand in a "Tad Mala Kwai" position making sure to raise your shoulder and protect the ear and the temple with the arm. Another variation of Paksa Waeg Rang Consists in blocking with the forearm and striking with an horizontal elbow at the same time. In the first exercise you are going to practice and adjust the shell It it recommended to do it in front of a mirror
