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The teep can serve many purposes: controlling distance, disrupting your opponent, knocking them off balance, or even causing damage. What often causes confusion, however, is knowing what to throw immediately after the teep. To help with that, here are 8 effective follow-up techniques you can use after a lead teep. 1. Lead teep, right body kick 2. Lead teep, left body kick 3. Lead teep, right knee 4. Lead teep, left knee 5. Lead teep, right low kick 6. Lead teep, right jumping knee 7. Lead teep, right jumping roundhouse 8. Lead teep, rear face teep Give these a practice and see which you like the best. For more practical drills, check out my 7 full-length tutorials on the @warriorcollective marketplace (link in bio). I’ve just released a brand-new one fully dedicated to the Muay Thai clinch.

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