Super Slow Motion - Hippy Singmanee - Power on the Kick

[@kjblob]

I actually learned a lot from that, appreciate the break down.

[@8limbsUs]

More from the session is here:
8limbs.us/muay-thai-thailand/training-hippy-singmanee-relaxation-comes-power

[@calamala111]

Thank you for posting this Sylvie.

[@terrynichols4614]

Excellent I can see where I'm ahead or my position is behind, now I can drill corrections

[@ninjaraph]

Ironically, I sped this video up also after :)

[@nobullshitkickboxing5603]

too bad the pivoting foot is not filmed

[@bigmember5908]

if you can see the Knee you can read the pivot

[@buggaboo2707]

@@bigmember5908 Mostly agree, you can see the angle more or less, but maybe not when the heel is touching

[@ace---5684]

Lol she blinked

[@venom-su6ie]

flippin awesome

[@nono559]

I always thought Muay Thai didn’t extends the knee when they throw a round kick because that’s more karate style?

[@buggaboo2707]

Some kick more straight legged, others do bend knee.... you can do either or both... advantages to either, situational

[@hellscorpio82]

@@buggaboo2707 i notice if i kick straight the kick will come more of a down up motion while if i bend the knee it'll come more horizontly better if you want to avoid kicking elbows.

[@buggaboo2707]

@@hellscorpio82 Maybe.... but i think it should vary more on your translational motion... if you kind of lunge in, you can bend knee and strike across the front of opponent with your upper shin, and push them back

[@buggaboo2707]

@@hellscorpio82 anyway, it's good to explore every little difference, and take advantage of what might work for you situationally.... often you have to reduce telegraph and power, but you need to know how to throw power when it's open

[@hellscorpio82]

@@buggaboo2707 yeah i use both variations depending on the distance or situation.