The last private lesson of the evening is often where the most technical work happens. The room is quieter, the pace is more focused, and there is time to slow a movement down before putting power back into it. This session was a 1.5-hour regular private lesson with a client beginning another 10-lesson block. The goal for this new block is advanced training methods, not just more combinations or harder rounds. Tonight’s focus was clear: build better high kicks for Muay Thai,

A good teep is not just a kick. It is a brake, a range finder, a balance check, and a reset button. Today’s private lesson was built around that idea. The client has trained with me since 2014, so the class could move past basic pad rounds and into controlled sparring problems. The aim was simple: make the teep work when the other person is trying to stop it.

Good Muay Thai sparring should not feel like a choreographed exchange. It should ask questions the fighter has to solve in real time. Tonight’s 1.5-hour class with my client was built around that idea. The goal was not to collect rounds for the sake of fitness. It was to teach better strategy, better ring generalship, and better decision-making under pressure.

Tonight's lesson's focus was on adapting. This particular client has been consistently training with me since 2014. His lessons are 1.5 hours in length. We decided to train within different ranges with specific weapons together rather than pitting these against one another. Next lesson will take the latter approach. The order of the rounds was structured so that we regularly switched from different ranges rather than following a more linear path of adding on extra weapons. Fo

My client finished his training off this year with a series of rounds that pitted the various weapons of Muay Thai against one another. During our sparring, we took turns to isolate certain techniques and compare them to another isolated technique.

19.11.2025 We continued our randomised Muay Thai specific sparring with a 20-sided dice My client returned back to the dice method in his Thai Boxing Personal Training lesson. Being a long-term client of mine, he trains for 1.5 hours each time and we have the opportunity to delve into deeper challenges. These dice roll lessons involve using an electronic die or dice rolling app. Each number that can be rolled corresponds with an objective the individual needs to achieve durin

Tonight marked the seventh hour of my private client’s Thai Boxing personal training course. Each session brings new challenges and progress, and this one was no exception. We focused on two key areas: developing counters to various attacks and introducing more advanced techniques. This combination sharpens reflexes and broadens the skill set, essential for anyone serious about Muay Thai.