My hypothetical go to is the Cut Kick, where you step off with the rear and hook kick their supporting leg. Seems hard to defend against and it keeps you out of range of their counter punch. I probably learned it from Sifu Mark Stewart. I say hypothetical, because I don't spar enough, so I haven't really tested it under pressure. Recreational/fitness martial artist here.
The first defense is a weaker version of a basic Thai method. Instead of planting and taking, you step in to the arc shorting it and improving the punch. Still got to trust your thigh is conditioned enough though.
I found doing the intercepting sidekick is easier for me to jam their kicks. When you have the time check out Art Fists of Fury vs Kyle Burns. I lost the fight but I demonstrate the intercepting sidekick against a bigger opponent. Great video!!
of these interceptions work great. I'll add one more since this video is talking intercepting specifically. Side teeps and teeps to the hips in general work wonders against heavy roundhouse kicks. In fact, get good at intercepting with teeps and you automatically nullify half the round kicks thrown at you
Dealing with leg kicks means pain... a lot of pain ... I personally hate them! I usually try to get out of range, if I can´t get away I set in with the right hand and try to go for clinch or takedown from there.
that jab maybe is going to work one time...at the end you defend the thai kick as how muay thai would defend it. You have a variation of countering, intercepting or even avoid it. but that jab against a fast and hard thaikick wont work.
It'll work as long as it isn't a wimpy distraction jab but actually has weight behind it. When you're kicking you only have 1 point of contact and punching to the head while in that state makes you a big lever that's fairly easy to push on.
Not bad instructional videos I do see somethings that you left out like the important of timing or distancing to the counters and explain cutting or catching to people who new to JKD. Explain the concepts of Stop Hits and bridging the gap in defending the round kick or round house kick. Not a lot people practice the ball of the foot when throwing those kicks. I love the intro and outro awesome editing. Also you didn't cover Leg destruction which is another good way to counter those kicks.
@@metrolinamartialarts Cool, I have zoom or skype. I would love to do a virtual interview with you. What is the best time for you to fit in an interview?
Steel tip shoes from Walmart for $35 and a straight front kick to the shin will do just fine. Also, anyone who throws a leg kick from a standstill position deserves to get hit in the head. Always sidestep the guy first throw your arm high so that he looks at your hand and throw that leg kick into the back side of their calf. This is coming from a skinny 4th degree black belt in kyokushin and then some.... not that anyone cares.
Wait but don't you guys throw kicks from a standstill position all the time in your style? It's literally all I see when I watch kyokushin guys competing.
Your doing it wrong. Use the Wing Chung Kung Fu stop kick the bottom of your shoe is going to hurt his shin or use the knee to block it your getting hurt the way your doing it.
Love that no look jamming his kick with your foot. Slick. 👌🏻
Love love love your channel
Thank you so much!!
My hypothetical go to is the Cut Kick, where you step off with the rear and hook kick their supporting leg. Seems hard to defend against and it keeps you out of range of their counter punch. I probably learned it from Sifu Mark Stewart.
I say hypothetical, because I don't spar enough, so I haven't really tested it under pressure. Recreational/fitness martial artist here.
I have found defending with the upper shin / knee to be very effective and frequently damages the attacker.
Teep to the hip is a great interception and cut kick to their lead leg is awesome if you can pull it off!
Absolutely!
The first defense is a weaker version of a basic Thai method. Instead of planting and taking, you step in to the arc shorting it and improving the punch. Still got to trust your thigh is conditioned enough though.
I found doing the intercepting sidekick is easier for me to jam their kicks. When you have the time check out Art Fists of Fury vs Kyle Burns. I lost the fight but I demonstrate the intercepting sidekick against a bigger opponent. Great video!!
I'll check it out!!
@@metrolinamartialarts Cool, I think you will appreciate the first engagement of the fight as well.
@@Art_Sco you kinda whopped his ass on the feet. Love the dum tek to high o'ou tek in the opening. Good shit man.
@Metrolina Martial Arts Thanks🙏🏾
I use a front kick like a stop punch to the belly button.
of these interceptions work great. I'll add one more since this video is talking intercepting specifically. Side teeps and teeps to the hips in general work wonders against heavy roundhouse kicks. In fact, get good at intercepting with teeps and you automatically nullify half the round kicks thrown at you
Forward energy with lead punch, my choice. Good video.
Thanks!!!
Muai Thai kicks with the shin are either shin check or arm check just above the knee. Think bil sau but upside down.
Dealing with leg kicks means pain... a lot of pain ... I personally hate them! I usually try to get out of range, if I can´t get away I set in with the right hand and try to go for clinch or takedown from there.
That's a smart tactic. Some of these just are too scary to work 😫 😆 🤣
Great instructional
Thank you much!! 🙏
Love when you two make videos together
Thank you 🙏
that jab maybe is going to work one time...at the end you defend the thai kick as how muay thai would defend it. You have a variation of countering, intercepting or even avoid it. but that jab against a fast and hard thaikick wont work.
It'll work as long as it isn't a wimpy distraction jab but actually has weight behind it. When you're kicking you only have 1 point of contact and punching to the head while in that state makes you a big lever that's fairly easy to push on.
Not bad instructional videos I do see somethings that you left out like the important of timing or distancing to the counters and explain cutting or catching to people who new to JKD. Explain the concepts of Stop Hits and bridging the gap in defending the round kick or round house kick. Not a lot people practice the ball of the foot when throwing those kicks. I love the intro and outro awesome editing. Also you didn't cover Leg destruction which is another good way to counter those kicks.
It's hard to cover everything in a single video - I'll add these to my upcoming video lists!
@@metrolinamartialarts Awesome can’t wait to see that. I know there isn’t a lot time to put in a lot of information. Awesome content. Keep up brother.
Would you be up for an interview?
@@martialartsauthorreacts5495 sure!
@@metrolinamartialarts Cool, I have zoom or skype. I would love to do a virtual interview with you. What is the best time for you to fit in an interview?
Do you have tutorial video for begginers who want too learn jeet kune do?
I do on my other channel juinchi even though I say jusentou but it is jkd
@@martialartsauthorreacts5495 really?
@@amylee-ow5cb Yeah, also in my reaction on this channel you can see me reacting to them on here.
Steel tip shoes from Walmart for $35 and a straight front kick to the shin will do just fine. Also, anyone who throws a leg kick from a standstill position deserves to get hit in the head. Always sidestep the guy first throw your arm high so that he looks at your hand and throw that leg kick into the back side of their calf. This is coming from a skinny 4th degree black belt in kyokushin and then some.... not that anyone cares.
Wait but don't you guys throw kicks from a standstill position all the time in your style? It's literally all I see when I watch kyokushin guys competing.
Is this his school or is he just an instructor?
Which one?
@@metrolinamartialarts you my guy. The only person who's in all of these videos. Lol
@@TheZombiefist 🤣🤣🤣 I own the school and am the head instructor
Your doing it wrong. Use the Wing Chung Kung Fu stop kick the bottom of your shoe is going to hurt his shin or use the knee to block it your getting hurt the way your doing it.
No shoes on the mat!
Wow you training with Putin now?? Hahaha
Omg lol