Muay Thai’s Biggest Defensive Myth | Golden Era Techniques Explained

Join the Bang & Pivot community: https://www.skool.com/bang-and-pivot-... There’s a common belief that Muay Thai fighters shouldn’t use head movement because slipping or ducking could send you straight into a kick or knee. But when you actually study great Muay Thai fighters, that’s not what you see. Fighters have been slipping, pulling, ducking, leaning and swaying away from strikes for generations. In this video, I break down some of the most useful—and forgotten—head movement techniques in Muay Thai, why they work, and most importantly, when they should actually be used. We’ll also study fighters like Lerdsila, Samart and Superbon to see how elite fighters combine head movement with range, anticipation, counters and layered defense. Want to actually train these techniques instead of just watching them? Join the Bang & Pivot community: https://www.skool.com/bang-and-pivot-... Inside, we use our Copyfighting system to study proven fighters, copy the techniques and strategies that made their styles work, and turn them into drills and full follow-along workouts. Stop collecting moves. Start building a system. CHAPTERS 00:00 Myth Exposed 01:04 Useful Techniques 02:40 Where the Myth Came From 03:30 Special Techniques 04:40 Lerdsila 05:30 Samart 06:30 Superbon 07:15 Copyfighting #MuayThai #HeadMovement #Kickboxing