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Heatrick Muay Thai Performance
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Добавлен 23 сен 2006
Welcome to the Heatrick Muay Thai Performance channel...
We help ambitious fighters and coaches take their game to the next level by bridging the gap between Strength & Conditioning, Performance Science, and Muay Thai.
If you enjoy our videos, hit subscribe to stay up to date with our latest Muay Thai performance tips every Friday!
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Please join in and comment with your feedback, suggestions, and questions. We may even make a new video to better help out!
And you'll find all our Muay Thai performance videos, podcasts, articles, and guides at heatrick.com/
Join us:
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We help ambitious fighters and coaches take their game to the next level by bridging the gap between Strength & Conditioning, Performance Science, and Muay Thai.
If you enjoy our videos, hit subscribe to stay up to date with our latest Muay Thai performance tips every Friday!
We’d love to have you on the team…
ruclips.net/user/donheatrick
Please join in and comment with your feedback, suggestions, and questions. We may even make a new video to better help out!
And you'll find all our Muay Thai performance videos, podcasts, articles, and guides at heatrick.com/
Join us:
donheatrick
heatrick
Scientific Skills Training For Fighters – Part 4
In part 4, scientific skills training for fighters is enhanced with deliberate play!
We discuss a continuum from deliberate practice - where skill training is structured and effortful, to deliberate play - where skill training is creative and enjoyable. And how there's a need for both!
TIMESTAMPS
00:00 The Power of Play!
00:19 Deliberate Practice vs Deliberate Play
00:41 Using a Practice to Play Continuum
01:09 Deliberate Play on a Heavy Bag
01:29 Unleashing "Creativity"
01:54 A Playful Mindset is a Growth Mindset
Further notes and resources at heatrick.com/2024/08/02/scientific-skills-training-for-fighters-part-4/
💪 🔍 Search "skills" on our RUclips channel links page for this episode's show notes ...
We discuss a continuum from deliberate practice - where skill training is structured and effortful, to deliberate play - where skill training is creative and enjoyable. And how there's a need for both!
TIMESTAMPS
00:00 The Power of Play!
00:19 Deliberate Practice vs Deliberate Play
00:41 Using a Practice to Play Continuum
01:09 Deliberate Play on a Heavy Bag
01:29 Unleashing "Creativity"
01:54 A Playful Mindset is a Growth Mindset
Further notes and resources at heatrick.com/2024/08/02/scientific-skills-training-for-fighters-part-4/
💪 🔍 Search "skills" on our RUclips channel links page for this episode's show notes ...
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Scientific Skills Training For Fighters - Part 3
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In part 3, scientific skills training for fighters becomes STRUCTURED! We discuss placing skills training in a periodised progression (as you approach a fight), skills training RPE, and take a closer look at a training session worked example too… TIMESTAMPS 00:00 RPE For New Skill Development 00:22 TUF - Technique Under Fatigue 00:48 Skill Training Programming 01:31 Skill Training Everyday? 02:...
Scientific Skills Training For Fighters - Part 2
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In this second part, we continue to apply scientific skills training for fighters to fast-track Muay Thai skill development... We explore how to best practice new skills in a training session, to ensure you not only acquire them quickly, cleanly, and retain them long-term, but also... Retain skills in a way that carries over into practical, real-world use in the chaotic fight environment! TIMES...
Scientific Skills Training For Fighters - Part 1
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Scientific Skills Training For Fighters - Part 1
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Coaching For Your First Fight - Damien Trainor
Do & Don’t Do This When In Thailand Training Muay Thai - Angela Chang
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Do & Don’t Do This When In Thailand Training Muay Thai - Angela Chang
Is Watching Teammates Before Your Fight A Mistake? - Bryan Popejoy
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Is Watching Teammates Before Your Fight A Mistake? - Bryan Popejoy
Bulletproof - How To Take A Muay Thai Body Shot
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A Personal Muay Thai For You - You're Unique
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Understanding Your First Fight Performance - Both Before And After
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Understanding Your First Fight Performance - Both Before And After
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Fighter Running Efficiency - A Simple Check And Fix
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Training Fighter Endurance - How To Plan Fighting Fitness
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Performance Testing For Fighters - Beyond The Cooper Run
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Performance Testing For Fighters - Beyond The Cooper Run
Cooper Run Pacing For Fighters - Using Anaerobic Threshold Part 2
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Cooper Run Pacing For Fighters - Using Anaerobic Threshold Part 2
Fighter Heart Rate Training - Using Anaerobic Threshold Part 1
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Fighter Heart Rate Training - Using Anaerobic Threshold Part 1
Body Weight Squat Tutorial - Movement Pattern Essentials
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Fighter Training Twice Per Day - Coach's Quick Chat!
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Overdoing It? Training Youth Fighters Part 2
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Overdoing It? Training Youth Fighters Part 2
Is Weight Training Safe For Youth Muay Thai Athletes? Training Youth Fighters Part 1
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Janet Todd's Tips - Remember To Have Fun | Exclusive Interview
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Janet Todd's Tips - Remember To Have Fun | Exclusive Interview
Muay Thai Pad Drills - Observation Clusters!
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Muay Thai Pad Drills - Observation Clusters!
Passion For Muay Thai - I Did It. You Can Do It Faster!
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Muay Thai Head Movement Drills - From The Feet!
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Muay Thai Head Movement Drills - From The Feet!
Muay Thai Questions And Answers - Zone 2 Cardio, Sparring, Rapid Recovery, Fighter's Deficits
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Developing a Growth Mindset For Fighters - My Own Battle
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Essential Exercise Patterns For Fighters
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Essential Exercise Patterns For Fighters
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Good explanation.
Thank you, glad it’s helpful 😁👊 Full video here ruclips.net/video/306UVr_7yL4/видео.htmlsi=W1We-RZIRVkH_mcV
By far THE MOST condensed & PEDAGOGIC explanation I have EVER SEEN on the subject. Thank you sir for the amazing content !
You’re most welcome! Glad it helped. 😁👊
Amazing info Thank you ! :)
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BAckground music is so stupidly loud!!!!!
I sincerely appreciate the feedback... I badly messed up the levels on this video!! I'll republish a new version without the background music (like I currently do for all episodes since receiving this kind of feedback). Cheers, Don
You have no idea how golden this information is 🔥
Awesome! Thank you. :)
Always at point 👉
Thank you 😀👊
Im coming back into MMA after a long lay off where I did bodybuilding. Just curious why you think the overhead press is a good movement for martial arts. Also what do you think about layering in plyometrics into my weight training. I was experimenting with lateral medicine ball slams against the wall as well as ballistic bench press. Im reading Ultimate MMA Conditioning by Joel Jamieson as I prepare for a few weeks to get back into MMA practice. I've also brought my lift's rep ranges down from 10-20 to 3-8, with corresponding increase in weight of course. Any tips on cardio? LISS, HIIT or both? Im thinking both. Whats funny is that the effort from good lifting reminded me of the effort from wrestling which really reinvigorated my fire for fighting. Also I have the feeling that all the ab training I did for body building will help a lot. Same with spamming pullups. Im very excited to get back in there.
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I appreciate your channel its very informative…. I felt weak Wednesday when I was practicing felt like my technique was lacking when I was doing bag work but felt strong hitting the bag on Sunday
@@peanutdam.c.3945 thanks for sharing 🙌👊
I discovered your work today and have already become a fan. Greetings from Brasil!
@@leozindumau8832 thank you, that means a lot 😁👊
Thanks, I was not aware of these group muscles coordination. New concept for me! 👊🙏🥊🥋✨
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Advanced stuff! I bet this sounds alien to the average person. 😅 How important would you say finding a rythym or flow goes into learning or developing new motor patterns? Also, what is your approach to counters and feints in those sequences? Thank you for the amazing content, as always. 🫡
Thanks, glad it's helpful :) And great questions! Rhythm is a key part of developing a robust, skillful movement pattern - in the timing of sequenced muscle actions mentioned in this video, and both in chaining the technique in combination with others and from a basis of general footwork and positioning, etc. Practicing task variations helps you discover your own rhythm and flow. Practicing counters and feints along with the target "skill" practice is a great way to further increase both the practice randomness and skill variation. Once a motor pattern is robust enough not to become confused by introducing these extra elements, it's a great way to increase practice reps along with gaining enhanced carryover into a real-world transfer of the skill into sparring/fighting.
20?!?!? I’m starting at 34 😅
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Just found this thanks to your email!!! I was theorizing about this whole subject in my mind, and now I see this serie... Already hyped, will let you know my feelings after watching everything
Ok, watched this one. The distinction between the "acquisition phase" and the "retention phase" is crucial. Based on my experience, this pattern applies to learning musical instruments and studying in general. It would be good to do a bit of research about how this same principle applies to other types of learning.
You’re right! This is from motor learning research, and applies to all movement based skills. 😁👍
@@heatrick 😱 pure gold. You are an inspiration, thank you.
Very underrated channel imho. Thanks for sharing wisdom
@@alanbaskaev3907 cheers, that means a lot 😁👊
I dont fully understand the point? So we should make contact with shin and not the foot???
Check out the full video here: ruclips.net/video/4ojW9fi-q7c/видео.htmlsi=TIbYUSNBchB-b-O6
Yes, you should be making contact with your shin, not as much your foot.
Your foot have a lot of bones and articulations so if one of them would be damaged the fight is over
Of course you should hit with your shin and not your foot. But if you’re just trying to score and your kicks are not that powerful, kicking with the foot is actually something you can get away with because your foot is not at risk of enduring high amounts of pressure and force from your own kick. If you are kicking to do damage though, like break ribs, arms, completely take someone’s leg home with you that night, kicking with the foot is no longer an option like it is when kicking just to score because the force of your own kick will jeopardize your own foot. That being said, a damaging, more powerful and clean kick will score more than just a foot slap. If you can land it
@@justsomebird4285 Yes, totally agree to everything you've said there. There's certainly more nuance than this short clip can convey! And I do expand a bit further in a longer video here: ruclips.net/video/4ojW9fi-q7c/видео.htmlsi=TIbYUSNBchB-b-O6
Hey! are you looking for a video editor for high-quality edits? let me know, if you’re interested.
Not a hot take😂
🥶cold take? 😂
Karuhat top 3 all time
Why at the end of a workout and not just whenever?
It temporarily inhibits stability, balance, power, and strength. Not something you want before, or during a session. But, placed at the end of a session, it’s fine.
Worked.
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Just subscribed to the podcast too, great video 🔥🙏😃
Thanks Brian! 😁👊
GOAT
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I need answers. Im a 26 year old male Max heart rate never tested. Highest recorded 217 when running. Resting ~ 45. Should i be worried about going over 200 bpm while exercise?
@@klasse3406 👊check out this video for much more on this: ruclips.net/video/sVhdmruIqlI/видео.htmlsi=w22McES9vZm-ofGi
@@heatrick thanks!
Great video it was very useful
Thanks Jason! :)
Kevin Ross is a legend
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Great tip thanks 🙏
Glad it was helpful! 👊
can you give the videos a nice hiphop beat?
for how many sets do i do each superset? or each superset is only done once?
You’ll find all the details here: heatrick.com/2019/08/06/functional-muscle-routine/
Always top tier
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He's not baiting at all because Soe Linn Oo's fight style is like march forward and trading punches he doesn't care about pain all he know is to KO his opponent. That's why we call him "Man of steel"
Yes, Soe Lin Oo’s style is to come forward and trade punches, but he also baits his opponent into meeting him head on by dropping his hands too. 🔥👊
How did bro ate that kick
11 years later, just found this video, shows how it is a true feat of strength and control.
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Love those knees, the Korean art of Hapkido utilized knees
Muay Thai is the toughest combat sport in the world
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What a great subject! Very rarely hear this talked about! Thank you, sir 💪🏽🙏🥊
Awesome! Glad it helped. 😁🙏
I find your videos so insightful and interesting. They really explain the details of Muay Thai which I find fascinating. I know from boxing that when I can see or sense the hit coming I can take the sting out of it but the unexpected shot just catches me and not just physically but psychologically too. Once I have been hit I really try and close that 'door' and re focus. Not always easy but it's part of the process to keep moving forward. As with any fight it is an 'ocean of motion' and you need to know where you want to land. Great video thank you and I wish you well.
Thank you, and thanks for sharing your experience too. 😁👊
don i love your content , quick question , what is the best pace for 8 to 9 km to stick with ?
I’m afraid I can’t give you a meaningful answer as it depends on an individual’s fitness and running efficiency.
@@heatrick i understand, i usually go 5:30, 5:56 per kilo for 8 to 9 kilos how do you see it? I appreciate your answer Mr. Don
Thanks for this. I want to do Muay Thai, but am only months in and have already had 2 bad sprains. My frame of reference has been kicking a football, which demonstrably doesn't work 😕
Ouch! Yes! See if you can put these kicking range tips into effect. 🤕
Great upload! So impressed by this young fighter.
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Lmao right you can either be in featherweight straw weight or fly weight
Haha! Although body composition obviously matters too, relative stature (somatotype) matters far less in Muay Thai than in most other sports. Full video here ruclips.net/video/uizp9n7Vcm8/видео.html
Respekt for this young Boy but he is 17 and he think for his self he is the King already.Jojo Ghazali better you not talk too much bla bla bla.....first fight and than can talk
I totally understand what he is saying about other martial arts competitions with rules and regulations whereas muaythai u are more free to execute your blows..if he learn and train wrestling,or sambo and some jujitsu i think he can shine in MMA as well..anyway proud of Jojo..love from Malaysia.
Brilliant as always
Glad you liked it 😁👊
Very hard for me to fathom, young man join vicious sports. I more likely he bit adult like 21 before join elite competition. All killer in one champion have vast experience. Definitely hard mountain to climb
This boy makes malaysian proud. Full of dicipline and strong heart
Absolute killer this kid... 🔥
Holy shit man ty so much!!!
You're welcome! 😄👊
So what kind of stretches should I do ? Like names of stretches?