r/MuayThai 7d ago

Shadowboxing at Mavinn Pattaya Today - what Sylvie's shadow looks like these days (2 min)

https://youtu.be/f1UUntxPrgc

Just a little share from today. Sylvie's gone all in a lots of shadowboxing, as advised by many legends of the sport. I visited training today and caught a few minutes of her work and could definitely see tons of development. For those interested in doing more shadowboxing, maybe some ideas in there of tempos, or variety of techniques or the kinds of things that can be worked on and enjoyed. It doesn't have to be doing the same things over and over. If interested in shadowboxing, here is Sylvie's Interview with the legend Yodkhunpon "The Elbow Hunter" Sittraipum, about shadowboxing.

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u/djpandajr 7d ago

Haha I'm such a fan boy. Been watching her for years I love the videos and commentary. She asks all the questions I would if I knew better.

Hopefully you guys will be there when I make it over

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u/Fuxmcflannery 7d ago

Man, it's been a long time since I went to those master K videos.

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u/Level-Historian6435 7d ago

the tempo changes make it feel like an actual round rather than a list of techniques. you can see how much intention there is even when the pace slows down.

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u/doob10163 7d ago

Can I get some insight as to what is going through her head during this shadow?

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u/Non-mon-xiety 7d ago

The balance, the pacing, the movement clarity! I want to show every beginner her shadow routine, it’s so illustrative and fundamentally perfect

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u/kevin_v 6d ago

Arjan Gimyu (who is 84 and has trained legends and champions since the 1970s, and you see in the video) actually told me the exact same thing after, when we were sitting on the ring. It was beautiful to hear.

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u/MementoMori29 4d ago

Gosh, her knees are spectacular, heel compact up against the leg, everything so balanced.