Normally I’m a pure Muay Thai guy mixed with western boxing. But Dutch Kickboxing has been doing for me lately
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Dutch Kickboxing
Nice work. Going Dutch is never a bad idea lol
+HungryLikeTheWolf70 no hes a thaiboxer. I used to know him, his friend was
my trainer when i was a little kid, it was definetly thay-style. But a good
thai-boxer ! Very small, but very fierce. Hes revered almost like a god in
thailand. More so than in holland. Like the dutch kickboxers are revered in
Japan. In Holland they said there used to be an atmosphere of criminality
around it (at least that was their excuse) which is not only unfair, but
look where we got without any support from the gouvernment or people who
didnt wanted anything to do with it, kickboxers are also very disciplined
its not they gonna pick fights on the streets or something. If u do that,
and u damage a person good, u’ll have a bad day in court
+SimplyLimbo WTF?? Ramon Deckers uses Dutch kickboxing
The basic is actually; learn to hit and kick always with POWER, no jabs or
kicks for points, create a powerfull lowkick (train this on a long heavy
bag, when ur shins are hard, u can train them on anything u feel its the
best for you, like in thailand they kick trees down) practice to create
speed, and listen for the rest to your dutch teacher for the secret ins &
outs during matches 😉 sometimes its like chess… especially if u know ur
opponent and his weaknesses. How long or small he is, what is his strong
point ? Boxing or kicking ? And know ur own weaknesses is also very
important.
The dutch style is great ! I did it myself for years, but i’ve boxed longer
then i kickboxed. We are a nation if 17 m inhabitants. Nonetheless we
dominate the Japan K-1 tournament (and often mma but K-1 js really where
the dutch rule, some of our kickboxers are like gods in Japan) for decades.
Great names:
Peter Aerts, Ernesto Hoost, Sammy schilts, Remy Bonjaski, Badr Hari, Bas
Rutten (though bas does mma and cagefights and such) but they come from all
over the world to train overhere.
And regarding the Thai-style. We had Ramon Dekkers, he is like a celebrity
over there. He did 200 matches won like 175 of them. About that number.
Look for ‘Peter Aerts’ for typical dutch style, and Dekkers for typical
Thai style.
Good Stuff…Adding it to my training video rotation