Muay Thai Sparring Drills - Setting up the Blind Side Head Kick with Bryan Popejoy

Head kicks are not thrown as often as kicks to the body and leg in Muay Thai. One of the main reasons is that they are easier to see coming and leave the fighter more at risk of being countered if they are not successfully landed. Creating angles to set up hard to see head kicks then is a great skill to own in any striking based combat sport.

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