OpenTube

Karuhat's Golden Kick - Secrets of a Thai Kick Like Nobody Else | Muay Thai Library (trailer 84 min)

Sylvie von Duuglas-Ittu - Muay Thai

65,479 views

Watch the full hour of Karuhat teaching his unique style, learn with me as I learn from him: Patreon: 56179745

Get access to tons of exclusive content, including the most in depth Muay Thai study material in the world: The Muay Thai Library
patreon.com/sylviemuay

You can ask me questions on my forum:
https://8limbsus.com/muay-thai-forum/

Checkout our Muay Thai Bones podcast, the best Muay Thai podcast in the world:
The Muay Thai Bones Podcast

Browse the Muay Thai Library Table of Contents:
Preserve The Legacy: Patreon: muay-thai-uncut-7058199

My Answering Interesting Questions Playlist:
How to Throw Straight Knees in Sparring - ...

Read all the exclusive extras for patrons:
Patreon: 16559053

suggested pledge $5

for in-depth On Demand videos: sylviestudy.com
#MuayThai #Thailand #Techniques

20 Comments

@joebagtas9617 4 years ago

Your dedication to the sport is unmatched. Thank you for making this rare insight available to rest of the world!

@jaredharrison6778 4 years ago

He moves like he's on roller skates. Always steady, upright and balanced, never quite still. Its just so beautiful and violent 😂

@NatesHotTake 4 years ago

My coach is the Golden Era Lumpinee champion Matee Jedeepitak and so much of what he’s taught me is what Karuhat is saying, just the other day he was stressing the importance of having your shoulders square or else your opponent is either going to read it or predict what you’re about to do next after the first strike

@Moiez101 3 years ago (edited)

YOO!! This is how my sensei teaches me to kick; he is japanese but was taught by a Thai fighter. I still don't understand it, but with the help of this video, it's starting to make more sense.

@joshstein4708 4 years ago

A lot of the content you've posted has changed how I do muay thai; this kick in particular has been amazing for me, so I'm really grateful that you're posting more of it.

@fredomacedo6304 1 year ago

You should write a book 📖 with illustrations one day. Put me on the waiting list 🙏

@guyeshel9316 2 years ago

Highest video quality and content on Muay Thai

@lmurashchik 1 year ago

Your patreon is one of the most quality dense accounts online. I'm glad I finally signed up, and I appreciate the wealth of information. Preserve the legacy.

@canarc1 3 years ago

This kick is taught in southern Thailand. Coming from a karate background, l found it to be a huge learning curve from anything that l have ever trained or seen. The tippy toe stance as the kick is driving through creates an incredible about of torque for the short take off distance. Thank you Sylvie for the beautiful job you are doing on documenting this amazing art.

@onepun1745 4 years ago

I deeply admire Karuhat, he is one of my fav fighter of all time. Perhaps the fighter with the most artistry and it's just second nature to him. Also, he seems like a very humble guy. Having said that, it's all thanks to you Sylvie for introducing the golden age fighters to ppl who aren't Thai.

@prodkn1ghtrider 1 year ago

This is exactly how my Kru Poye Wor Santai Chaisak teaches me how to kick, probably the only Kru who has thaught me to kick like this

@torsdemons606 1 year ago

The end of this always makes me emotional it’s beautiful your journey I’ve watched for years now and it’s a blessing your keeping these legends alive🙏🏻👊🏻✌🏻❄️

@Haidderispro 4 years ago

His kick is so beautiful, the difference is subtle but makes a huge difference, it’s good if you want to land at a higher percentage

@thatcoolguybrand 4 years ago

I see Karuhat, I click. Much love to you Sylvie.

@fernandoruiz5794 3 years ago

Sylvie your chanel is so good is crazy, many thanks. This is high level knowledge

@tookurjaerbs 3 years ago

This makes me really want to travel to Thailand

@assettocorsaking 4 years ago

I've noticed Buakaw and Nong O kick that way especially in non-mirrored stance

@theSilverVortex 3 weeks ago

Its like the Yodhkhunphon gallup but with a kick

@MrBurgerPal 1 year ago (edited)

In Thailand the oldest coach at my gym in his 50s always try to get me to learn his variation when I work with him. I didn’t understand why he wanted me to change my form so much from my usual power kick, but this kick is very fast once you get it down. It’s the same as this one, makes sense the old guy teaches it. Your hips need to be really loose when doing it a lot on the pads, its like a whip