Striking combinations with the Teep: best use for the push kick that you're not doing

How do you use push kick (aka: the teep) most effectively for MMA, Muay Thai, Kickboxing, sanda, and other combat sports? Have you ever noticed how so many kickboxing combinations end with a heavy leg kick, but no follow up, and no angle which leaves the fighter vulnerable to counter strikes and takedowns? Well, this one simple adjustment can change your whole standup game. As an MMA coach, I'm outspoken on the importance of mastering position over memorizing striking combinations that you may never be in position to use. Here's how to adjust your angle, capitalize on distance, and understand the timing of the teep, not just to land the kick, but to consistently put yourself in a better position throughout your fights and sparring sessions. Hone your push kicks to create your own effective combinations. (This video features original music by Ramsey Dewey.)