Muay Thai Fundamentals | Using an L-Step to Get Out of Range
In this video, we show you how to move out of range of the opponent's attack by using an L-Step, after your punches. D&A. Thanks for watching and if you're new here HIT that SUBSCRIBE button and chime that notification bell to receive a notification each time we upload a new video! FOLLOW: Facebook: / experiencemma Instagram: / experiencemma Instagram: / krudanny Instagram: / alextheprodigy101 Alex The Prodigy's YouTube Channel: / alextheprodigy For seminars, private classes, or any other business inquiries, contact: [email protected] EXPERIENCE MMA & FITNESS 360 Maloney Ouest, Unit 2 & 3, Gatineau, Qc, J8P 7R5 819.643.8444 www.experiencemma.com MUAY THAI || JIU-JITSU || NOGI || MMA || BOXING || FITNESS KIDS & ADULTS Fully accredited Muay Thai and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu school. Experience the Difference.
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