hello guys today I'm going to review the
Ong Bak form by Ioon from Lanna Fighting I'm doing this video because the Ong Bak form
is really popular and many of you are using this video to learn it but there are some
errors and some details that go unnoticed if you don't have a solid Muay Boran base So let's start Ok this technique is actually
called Yan Yothi which is a Teep that pushes and slides down on the opponent Here is the standard execution and this
is the variation you see in Ong Bak which starts with the motion of a high
roundhouse kick that ends with a Teep Bata Loob Pak is a high tip to the face in the movie, Tony Jaa uses both strikes
and calls them with their respective names okay, Jarake Fad Hang is a Spinning Hook Kick
and in Muay Boran everyone does it differently you don't have to bend the leg ideally
it should be straight and the heel should point towards the opponent this is something
that many get wrong let's see how she strikes she does what almost looks
like a Spinning Axe Kick to me and I don't like this execution this is
an ideal Jarake Fad Hang in my opinion: I like this version of Hanuman Tawai Waen more
then the one Tony Jaa does because this technique is already risky and he loads up the strike
bringing the arms back which makes it even riskier Acha Payoth is a double straight punch and
a knee, not a double hook so she got it right she could have used more of her
glute in this Side Teep but it's ok Yotha Kluen Tap is a Horizontal Elbow Strike and a Piercing
Elbow together, at the same time it's hard to get it from the movie because Tony Jaa does not
bend the arm he does not do the motion called Tad Mala which means "Placing a flower behind
the ear" but his arm is still raised and the elbow tip still connects against the opponent
what she does is simply a Horizontal Elbow I don't like this great wind-up Tony Jaa does that too but in a fight you don't have time to extend the
arms and load the strike like that you should learn to generate power
without this excessive motion I don't like this circular motion
she does, Tony Jaa does it too it is too telegraphed it is better to go straight she could have twisted her body back
to put more mass behind the strike great overall she's good she's very passionate
about what she does I will give her a 7 out of 10. subscribe to my channel to
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Reviewing the Ong Bak Form | Muay Boran
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