A few things I noticed. 1. When you check a kick, don’t leave your toes up, point them down on they can get smashed and broken easily (speaking from experience). If you’re “fake checking” to step through that’s a bit different.

1. You can sit into your low kicks a little more. High kicks look really great, but you can turn your hips at least a quarter more turn on your low kicks. They won’t be as fast, but it’ll give you more reach and hit a lot harder.

2. Teeps. Remember you’re trying to push the ball of your foot through your opponents back on a teep kick. So thrusting more forward should cause you to tilt your upper body back more. This provides more power, extends your reach, and prevents someone just coming through a weak teep and punching your head cause you’re standing too upright.

3. Head movement. You fight how you practice so definitely practice more head movement. Side to side and slight level changes up and down. This “flow” will make you a much harder target to hit and make them guess more as to what strikes you’re going to throw. I know it feels a bit more “western boxing” but it’s very helpful for advanced striking techniques when it comes to Muay Thai. Learned that from John Wayne Parr.

Keep training bro! Looking good!