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The Art of Movement: A Guide to Muay Thai Footwork

  • Result: You have just moved 90 degrees to your opponent's side. This is the classic sidestep to avoid a straight punch and counter with a roundhouse.

    • Drill 3: The Teep and Retreat

    Kaew stumbled, off-balance. For a fraction of a second, his ribcage was exposed. Arun didn’t punch. He wasn’t ready. He simply pivoted on his right foot—the Triangular Base —and circled to Kaew’s back.

    The Muay Thai stance, also known as the "orthodox" or "Muay Thai stance," is the starting position for all footwork. Stand with your feet shoulder-width apart, with your dominant foot forward (for orthodox practitioners) and your weight evenly distributed between both legs. Keep your knees slightly bent, your back straight, and your hands up to protect your face. Muay Thai The Footwork Pdf

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    6. L-Step (Triangle Step)