Muay Thai Right Straight Fist Defense: Organization (see Figures 5-46)
Different defensive techniques should deal with different attacks, and fierce attacks have many basic forms, which can be foreseen when there is a habitual preparation action in a “back” slam. In this case, it is necessary to use the “blocking” technique.
(1) When slamming, the defender’s left hand quickly flies out and presses the opponent’s right glove with an empty fist.
(2) The second method is to hit the opponent’s right shoulder with a jab punch, causing him to lose his balance and move his body position when he is ready to attack with a right straight fist.
(3) As a second defense law, the head should be immediately and firmly hidden behind the shoulder.
(4) The counterattack comes from the raised and relaxed right hand.
Muay Thai Right Straight Fist Defense: Shoulder Block (see Figure 5-47)
(1) The left forearm and shoulder are in line with the opponent’s right straight fist.
(2) The center of gravity of the body is shifted to the right foot. Or move your back foot to the right.
(3) It is blocked by the left front needle held high by the shoulder, and the left forearm should be close to the shoulder.
(4) The counterattack needs to be counterattacked by the right hand, waiting for the opportunity, and grasping the amount of rotation caused by the rotation of the left shoulder.
Muay Thai Right Straight Fist Defense: Dodge Outward (see Figure 5-48)
(1) The center of gravity of the body is shifted to the left foot, and it is necessary to maintain balance at all times.
(2) Tilt your hips slightly forward so that your left shoulder sinks and your hands are raised.
(3) Bend the left leg or move to the left so that the opponent’s right straight fist passes above the right shoulder.
(4) Both left and right hands can fight back.
Muay Thai Right Straight Fist Defense: Dodge Inward (see Figures 5-49)
(1) When the center of gravity of the body shifts to the right foot, and the right foot is slightly shifted to the right.
(2) When the right shoulder dodges to the lower right, the left shoulder flashes in slightly so that the attacker’s fist sleeve passes above the left shoulder.
Muay Thai Right Straight Fist Defense: Shake (see Figures 5-50)
(1) Flash into the inside of the right straight fist and do not move any foot, and the center of gravity of the body is shifted to the right foot.
(2) Shake under the opponent’s fist, turn the left foot in place to the left, shift the center of gravity of the body to the right foot, and quickly dodge the opponent’s right straight fist.
(3) It is essential to maintain a smooth slide at all times.
(4) Both left and right hands can counterattack.
(5) Flash to the outside of the right straight fist, turn the right foot in place to the left, and shift the center of gravity of the body to the left foot.
