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Sylvie's Technique Vlog - Influencing the Referee and Judging (9 min)
🕑 Added 2019-08-15 08:38:14 +0000 UTCThis technique vlog is all about the small things we practice in training that end up playing out in fights, in particular how dominance in the ring has a performed component. The inspiration of the vlog was the legend Dieselnoi telling our Lumpinee fighter that he made an error in backing up after he had knocked down his opponent, and not forcing a count. If he had been counted many felt the fight would have been won. Fights can be decided on such small things. It caused me to think about all the little things we train unconsciously everyday, and how I need to build better habits so my performance in the ring will be more impactful, more improved. "Don't leave it to the judges" doesn't only mean knock your opponent out. It also means that we should be shaping with the referee does, and how what we do looks like.
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#3 Sylvie's Technique Vlog - Acceleration at the End of Strikes (10 min)
#2 Sylvie's Technique Vlog - The Kem Pivot (12 min)
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Comments
This is brilliant. Thank you for sharing!
The ending of the vid was awesome. Thanks for being cool
So you gotta do a little bit of acting to glorify certain move's? Like in basketball people will fall down to draw a foul (it's called flopping) and it works if the can really sell it, or in football the QB will fall if a defensive linemen pushed him just to get the flag and the free yards? In order to sway the judge's in your favor especially in close contest is you just got to do a little bit of acting on your part sounds really brilliant
