
Muay Thai Applying the Hip in Roundhouse Kicks Tutorial
Coach's take: Real before-and-after on a real student - you can see the fix actually work.
Muay Thai
Hip rotation, shin contact and follow-through for body and head kicks.

Coach's take: Real before-and-after on a real student - you can see the fix actually work.

Coach's take: As good as roundhouse kick coaching gets on YouTube - every fix comes with the why.

Coach's take: Practical fixes for real sparring problems, not just theory - genuinely useful.

Coach's take: Clear, well-structured, and explains why the common mistakes kill your power - excellent teaching.

Coach's take: This is genuinely how I'd teach it - every cue comes with the reason behind it.

Coach's take: Real power-generation coaching -- explains why relaxed beats tense every time.

Coach's take: One of the better breakdowns of WHY the round kick works, not just what to do.

Coach's take: Excellent breakdown - explains why one setup is weak and gives three power-focused alternatives with real sparring context.

Coach's take: Catches the knee-angle mistake that quietly turns your shin kick into a calf kick.

Coach's take: Solid, correct power-generation cues - pivot deep, whip the arm, drive through the target. Actually useful.

Coach's take: One of the better technical breakdowns here — specific, well-reasoned cues.

Coach's take: Short and sharp -- teaches you to keep the kick tight and land with the right part of the shin.

Coach's take: Simple drill, hits the details that actually matter -- step side, knee parallel, land forward.

Coach's take: Great warmup and pivot drills - builds the foundation properly before asking for the full kick.

Coach's take: Genuine technique tucked into a workout format - good for drilling once you already know the kick.

Coach's take: Real setup technique from what reads as an authentic Thai coach.

Coach's take: Solid mobility prep from a credible coach - just wish I could see the mechanics part too.

Coach's take: Good, specific corrections for pad combos - foot placement, standing leg, head position. A couple of ad breaks in the middle though.
Coach's take: Real drill, not just a demo - using the wall for balance while you groove the pivot is a legit teaching method.

Coach's take: Good technique buried under hype and a sales pitch at the end - worth it if you can tune out the noise.

Coach's take: Smart diagnosis - most people blame technique when it's really an Achilles strength problem, and the fix is concrete.

Coach's take: Good step-by-step basics, though it's light on explaining why each step matters.

Coach's take: Good technical content dragged down by a hard sales pitch in the middle of the lesson.

Coach's take: Good overview, but it's a menu, not a lesson - you won't learn to throw any of these from this alone.
Coach's take: Decent tactical idea if the demo backs it up.

Coach's take: Real technique buried in a messy transcript -- worth it for the visual, thin as text alone.

Coach's take: Accurate but bare -- a checklist, not a coaching session.

Coach's take: Good, correct point about guard-hand position, but it's one tip stretched out and followed by a gear ad.

Coach's take: Clear cues, but assumes you can already kick — not for the basics.

Coach's take: Good food for thought, but thin on Muay-Thai-specific technique in this part.