Lerdsila makes elite striking look effortless. Study the timing, range, deception, and anticipation behind his style—then bring those ideas into your training.
The work often starts before the strike: managing distance, inviting a reaction, and preparing an answer. Study how Lerdsila connects those choices, from the jab–teep feint to the lean-back and counter.
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Invite a reaction.
Study how feints and offered openings can draw a response—and how Lerdsila prepares for what may come next.
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Shape the options.
Distance and position affect the attacks available in an exchange. Explore how Lerdsila manages the space and prepares for a reply.
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Connect defense to attack.
Follow the evasion into a step, an angle, or a counter that fits the remaining distance.
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02 / SEE INSIDE THE COURSE
Go beyond the highlight. See how the course teaches.
These are actual frames from the lessons. Lerdsila’s demonstrations are paired with annotated replays and written explanations that bring the details into view.
LESSON 14 / JAB AND PUSH KICK (TEEP)
Make two attacks harder to read.
Study how the jab and teep work together to keep the opponent uncertain about what comes next. Follow the explanation into partner demonstrations and annotated replay.
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LESSON 44 / LEAN BACK
Create room. Prepare the return.
The lesson teaches the rear-foot step, balance, and shoulder movement behind Lerdsila’s lean-back—and how he returns to counter. The replay makes the hand drop and evasive path visible.
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LESSON 70 / ADVANCE AND RETREAT FOOTWORK
Start with the step you can control.
Work through five progressions, from slow stance-preserving steps to faster rhythms, double steps, and switching feints. You get a starting point and a way to add complexity.
ACTUAL COURSE FRAME · FOOTWORK PROGRESSIONOpen full size ↗
That is the difference between watching a remarkable fighter and studying the details he teaches.
Bruce Lee’s “Be water, my friend” captures the appeal of Lerdsila’s striking: fluid as he evades, decisive as he counters. Study how he uses distance, rhythm, and deception to create that effect.
Lerdsila developed his craft at Jocky Gym under Pipa, then looked beyond one style to make other martial arts’ ideas his own. That curiosity echoes Lee’s “Absorb what is useful.” It also runs through the course’s lessons on imagination and enjoying the craft: experiment with the ideas, then build your style one movement at a time.
Anticipation begins before the strike. Study the distance, the attack he invites, and the opening that follows.
You can look sharp on the bag and still be unsure when to use a technique. Or know plenty of moves without knowing which ones fit together.
Lerdsila’s instruction. Lawrence Kenshin’s analysis.
Study the situation around the technique: what sets it up, what reaction it draws, and what comes next. The course brings those details into view through Lerdsila’s demonstrations, annotated breakdowns, and written explanations.
Follow those ideas into Feinting!, Bait Attack: Fool your Opponent, Disrupt Rhythm and Balance, and Creating Counter Opportunities. Shadowboxing, bagwork, padwork, and sparring demonstrations then show ways to practice the pieces before combining them.
110 lessons across 12 modules, from range control and tactical strikes to evasions, counters, and practice. The 23 supplementary lessons are included within the 110 total.
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01Introduction to the Untouchable Lerdsila System8 lessons
Lerd Fight Style - This is for You
Lerdsila's Accomplishments
Good Defense Leads to Good Offense
If you want to succeed
What You Need to Practice: Shadow and Footwork
Whats in the Course - Take the Course
A little about Lerdsila
3 Rules to Master Lerdsila's Style
02Control Range with Lerdsila Fundamentals11 lessons
Lerdsila Introduction
How to Basic Jab
Variations of Jab
Jabs Explained: Basic jab, Open Jab, Jab Without a Guard
Jab and Pivot
Jab and Push Kick (Teep)
Jab and Inside Low Kick
How to Push Kick: Teep Targets
Side Kick (Side Teep / Push Kick)
Lerdsila's Signature Push Kick
How to Push Kick & Variations
03Lerdsila's Tactical Strikes for Damage9 lessons
Rear Body Shot: Attacking Body and Deception
Lead Attack Jab High Kick
Kicking Lerdsila Style
Head Kick Setup Mixing Levels
Kicking a Fast / Slick Opponent
Same Side Rear Weapons: Combining Moves on Right Side
Same Side Lead Weapons
Question Mark Kick - Two Level Kick
Roundhouse Counter Sweep: Kicking Legs Out
04Lerdsila's Brilliant Guard and Footwork8 lessons
Lerd Signature Footwork + Moving Fast
Footwork For Attack and Defend
Standing Low: Reading Opponent and Using Footwork with Low Guard
Fighting Strong but Slower Fighters
Defensive Footwork
Disrupting Concentration
Shuffle Switching Left and Right Footwork
Types of Guard
05Evasive Mastery10 lessons
Slipping Straight Punches
Slip or Dodge Punches
Pull Back
Rolling to Dodge Punches
Dodge Punch: Lowering Body
How to Slip
Combining Boxing Evasions
Lean Back
Evading a Low Kick
Dodge Punches and Kicks
06Evasive Mastery II10 lessons
Evade and Counter Punches
Creating Counter Opportunities
Evade and Attack Same Time
Explaining Evading and Attacking
Lean Back Slip to Angle
Disrupt Rhythm and Balance
Catch Block Parry Kick
Catch and Sweep
Defence and Counter in Close Range
Clinch Knees: Sweep or Drag?
07Evasive Mastery III11 lessons
Bait for Sweep
Avoiding Clinch and Managing Distance
Dodging Punches on Ropes
Slipping on Ropes
Teep on Ropes
Explaining Slip and Teep on Ropes
Feinting!
Bait Attack: Fool your Opponent
Types of Guard Explanation - Various Guards
Putting it All Together - Aim for Unconscious Competence
Footwork Before Attacking
08Lerdsila Untouchable Style Mastery10 lessons
About Lerdsila's Dangerous Style
Shadow Boxing
Advance and Retreat Footwork
Footwork Demo Slow Walk
Footwork Demo 2345 Steps
Footwork in Muay Thai / Mixing Footwork
Dodge and Counter Attack
Dodging Various Attacks
Question Mark Kick - Lerdsila's Favorite
Jocky Gym Sweeps
09Lerdsila Untouchable Style Mastery II10 lessons
Secrets to Impress Judges and Crowd
Tornado Kick
Bag work
Bag Work Demo
Padwork Demo
Sparring Lesson
Being Crafty When Ahead
Sparring Techniques
How to Learn / Mimic Lerdsila Style
Those Who Want to Learn Muay Femur: Who This Course is For
10Lerd supplementary content I8 lessons
Roundhouse kick circuit
Special combo segment
Countering a swinging bag
Footwork segment
Defensive bagwork
Putting together defense and offense
Rolls and dips
Baiting and evading
11Lerd supplementary content II8 lessons
Guard segment
Jab circuit
Jab segment elaboration
Adding different actions together
Teep segment
Selling feints
Feinting with your eyes
Head and body movements
12Lerd supplementary content III7 lessons
Alternation between teep and jab
Changing posture and guard
How to feint
Level changes for kicks
Footwork
Fundamentals into Lerdsila style
Combining everything
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06 / TAKE IT INTO TRAINING
One movement. Then the next layer.
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Begin with the simpler move.
Start with basic range control or slow footwork. Lerdsila’s learning guidance is to choose the easiest movement before adding layers.
2
Give the round one focus.
The shadowboxing and bagwork lessons separate fast combinations, slower powerful strikes, and dedicated footwork practice.
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Stay curious. Add a layer.
Revisit the detail you missed, then explore the next variation. The course encourages imagination, enjoyment of the craft, and building gradually from the easiest movement.
One way to use the course, drawn from its shadowboxing, bagwork, learning, and 3 Rules to Master Lerdsila’s Style lessons. Build gradually and bring appropriate partner work into your regular coached training.
07 / THE COMPLETE COURSE
Bring the details into your game.
For martial artists who want more than another collection of moves: study the range, reactions, and decisions that connect defense to attack.
LERDSILA×LAWRENCE KENSHIN
THE FULL COURSE
Lerdsila’s Untouchable Striking System
$197USD one-time payment
Study, revisit, and practice at your own pace.
110 lessons across 12 modules
Approximately 5 hours 25 minutes of course video
Lerdsila’s instruction and demonstrations
Breakdowns by Lawrence Kenshin and detailed lesson explanations
23 supplementary lessons included within the 110
Shadowboxing, footwork, bagwork, padwork, and sparring material
How to start, what to practice, and what to expect.
Can I learn this without his speed or reflexes?
You can begin with the parts of the movement. The footwork lesson works through five progressions, starting with slow steps before adding speed, double steps, and switching feints. Lerdsila’s learning guidance is to start with the easiest movement and add layers gradually. Work at a level appropriate to your experience; advanced applications need practice and coaching.
What will I learn beyond the moves?
How distance, rhythm, and the opponent’s reaction affect your next choice. Study when to use the hands or teep to interrupt an attack, how to step into an angle after an evasion, and how a feint sets up a different follow-up.
I already train. What does this add?
A way to study Lerdsila’s ideas in detail between sessions. Revisit the explanation, compare the demonstrations, and bring a specific question back to practice: the distance, the setup, or the response you want to understand better.
Can I practice without a partner?
The course includes solo shadowboxing, footwork, and bagwork. Partner, padwork, and sparring lessons show the movements with another person. You can begin with the solo material and bring appropriate partner work into your regular training.
How should I work through the course?
Begin with range control and simpler footwork. Choose one lesson to focus on, revisit it, and add another layer once the movement feels controlled. Use the separate shadowboxing and bagwork approaches to work on combinations, power, and footwork.
Are English captions and explanations included?
Many core lessons include visible English captions and on-screen coaching notes. The course also includes written explanations. Some demonstrations and supplementary videos have no visible captions.
Is this a subscription?
The course offer is $197 USD as a one-time payment.
Can I watch some free training first?
Yes. Explore the existing free Lerdsila training before deciding. The page opens on lawrencekenshin.com and may ask for your email.
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