Technique Breakdown:
My award winning elbow
The first thing to understand is that MOVES are just MOVES unless thereβs intention and ideas π‘ attached to it!
Many people fail at performing a technique because they just copy the moves but donβt understand the idea that composed said moves.
1. THE IDEA π‘: First implement in your opponent the stress of checking / dodging imminent danger with a imminent attack, and then strike where he lets his guard / attention lack.
2. THE HOW βοΈ: First strike with a strong switch kick, enough to land and cause pain this will cause your opponent to direct attention to this particular move. Secondly you want to corner and maintain contact distance by reaching out with the lead hand (Jab). Finally once you manage to (ideally) have your opponent against the ropes, you will switch but instead of kick you want to take control of their guard and strike with a powerful elbow. π₯
The sheer power of the strike combined with the element of surprise is usually enough to knockout your opponent and win you the fight! π
Try this at the bag or pads and let me know how you do!! π₯
Jeferson Oliveira - Vulpe
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Brazilian Muaythai Fighter & Coach. Muaythai World Champion.
107 fights 81 Win 23 Def 3 Draw. CHFI P
βGive me six hours to chop down a tree and I will spend the first four sharpening the axe.β π₯
Old but gold! π₯ Fatiou passou! πͺ breakdown of this elbow set up coming soon!
13/03/2021
Calm, but alert. Relaxed, but ready. Smooth, but sharp. Humble, but Confident. βοΈ π₯
πΈ: .73
My muaythai school is 99% solid basics and sharp attack, but that 1% πππ
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Bringing some heat π₯ 12 sessions in and looking good!
13/09/2020
Letβs start the new week with a kick!! Everyday is day!!
β‘οΈπ₯ PRIMO Coach Jonathan and Muay Thai World Champion Jeferson showing how to work those power roundhouse kicks!
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About Jefferson π Originally from Rio de Janeiro - Brazil, Jeferson Oliveira is a 3 Time Muay Thai champion with a 2014 World Champion title, a 2018 Intercontinental Champion Title and the 2019 North Thailand Thapae Title.
Jeferson started his Muay Thai journey at the age of 14 and has fought under all major promotions including Lumpinee, Max Muaythai and Thai Fight.
He currently holds a combined record of 107 fights, 81 Wins (35 by KO), 23 defeat and 3 draws with a 76% win / 44% KO rate!
We gotta keep moving ~
12/08/2020
Still from recent work with πΈ and .hkg.pt
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