Uploaded June 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Getting caught in a Thai Neck Clinch can be a nightmare, especially if your opponent knows how to crank your neck and land shots like knees and elbows.
In this video, I bring in a guest and show you exactly how to stop the Thai clinch, protect yourself, and turn the tables.
I demonstrate how to block incoming knees and strikes from the clinch, how to neutralize the neck pull, and a slick little trick for landing a sneaky uppercut when you’re your opponent has you in that situation.
These are the kinds of close-contact fight tips that can really make a difference in not getting hurt in the clinch and actually do some damage of your own!
🥊 How to stop a Thai neck pull
🥊 Blocking strikes in the clinch
🥊 Countering knees with control
🥊 Landing a sliding uppercut from close range
🥊 Real fight-tested technique
👉 Need better breathing under pressure?
Train your lungs with my O2Trainer: o2trainer.com
Getting caught in a Thai Neck Clinch can be a nightmare, especially if your opponent knows how to crank your neck and land shots like knees and elbows.
In this video, I bring in a guest and show you exactly how to stop the Thai clinch, protect yourself, and turn the tables.
I demonstrate how to block incoming knees and strikes from the clinch, how to neutralize the neck pull, and a slick little trick for landing a sneaky uppercut when you’re your opponent has you in that situation.
These are the kinds of close-contact fight tips that can really make a difference in not getting hurt in the clinch and actually do some damage of your own!
🥊 How to stop a Thai neck pull
🥊 Blocking strikes in the clinch
🥊 Countering knees with control
🥊 Landing a sliding uppercut from close range
🥊 Real fight-tested technique
👉 Need better breathing under pressure?
Train your lungs with my O2Trainer: o2trainer.com
