One of your best video ! I'm not flexible enough to be able to do the brazilian kick but I'm a "headteep" enthousiast so it's nice to see it broke down here :)
Saenchai doesn't have Buakaw's raw power, but he dodges and weaves like nobody's business and is sneaky af with his strikes... one of my favourite fighters of all time!!!
The question mark kick is one of those techniques that I don't expect to ever be able to pull off, if for no other reason than lack of flexibility (same with a wheel kick.) But as to the second example, one possible way to minimize exposure (albeit a different setup) is with a paw-away kick. Using both your hands, you trap your opponent's hands and draw them down as you bend forward, then throw the kick. Admittedly easier said than done, but the bending forward definitely gives you an advantage as to how high the kick goes. The first time I tried it I threw the highest rear kick I had ever done up to that point!
Great video man, you got some great tips N great kicks! 👊🏻 I love this sport, I'm an orange belt in KB (go for my next belt next month) and my strength are kicks and I'm always looking to improve my technique. I'm on roundhouse kicks ATM but can't. Wait. To start doing all the mad stuff. Thanks for the vid.
Feitosa and Saenchai are kicking in different way, Feitosa leg is going from up and saenchai from side which makes big differences, and feitosa is using lead leg and saenchai rear
All this is pretty good. I do have a question about the last kick. You point out that you supporting leg is on the ball of the foot and that is how you generate more power. I can see this on a kick that will spin like roundhouse or spinning hook kick, but on a straight like kick like this one wouldn't it be better to have as much surface on the ground as possible? Now I see the advantage to increase the height of the kick. Doesn't it reduce the power just being on the ball of the foot?
I use one of these technique when my opponent is so aggressive and I need space to breath. hahahaha lack of stamina my 2nd A mature fight. it helps a lot to survive 3 rounds lol ):
Wow I'm an older guy (51) so I have to use some pretty sneaky stuff to make up for difference in speed seem to be landing first two all the time love it - equalizer thanks
First one is proper Karate high kick. You showed it again at 0:45 the same Karate fighter named Glaube Feitosa. That high kick is a Karate technique. They learn to throw in a particular way to land it heavy and knock opponent out. Saenchai can do a lookalike high kick. You ever saw him drop a guy with that kick? He doesn't kick those in a way there's enough weight behind it. And you kick it to copy Saenchai. Karate fighter lifts their knee or leg up to their hips which is higher, then drops it on them to land it heavy. Look at the difference. Saenchai's high kick goes upward, while Glaube's goes downward.
***** Well yeah, it's a striking technique using the same exact human arms and legs. It can't be that different. Just saying it's a technique from different art. Similar but not the same. Gotta defend it differently too since it comes at different angle.
I like the video, thanks, but I think the up-kick to the chin (ala Anderson Silva Vs Vitor Belfort) is more effective than a teap and is easier to hurt an opponent with it. With a teap kick, it's very hard to get any snap on it so most of the time it just knocks/pushes peoples heads back without stunning them, but with the up-kick, because it is travelling up more than forward, it is the extension of the bottom part of the leg that does most of the motion (much like when you use a leg extension machine at the gym, it's the same motion, or like a backfist where arm is bent at a 45 degree angle and you flick your arm out straight to backfirst...not that anyone throws that technique, haha!). The upkick seems to get more snap, and of course the head cannot extend upwards to absorb the shot (unlike the front kick to the face where the head can go backwards to absorb the shot). It's more of a Karate technique, but it's effective, and I don't see it used in kickboxing or Muaythai. It's good for tight guards too as it sneaks right up underneath and between the guard like an uppercut.
This kick was called the brazilian kick way before Glaube Feitosa. It was known as the Brazilian kick even before Francisco Filho. The kick in itself is included in many martial arts including Muay Thai. But don't call it a Muay Thai kick when used by a Kyokushin fighter in a k-1 setting. That's like calling it a karate kick when used by a Nak Muay at Lumpinee stadium.
+KyokushinAvocado Soup Actually the kick is described in Muay Boran. So when Saenchai does it, it's a Muay Thai kick. But when Glaube does it, it is a Kyokushin kick. There is of course minute differences in execution. But it's basically "same same but different." Peace, love and respect! Osu!
Somebody.. not an asshole.. I've been fighting since I was 13 sanctioned fights since 20 please someone intelligent please tell me the difference between a teep and a stiff front kick(with full hip extension)?
Good video just please talk about the baiting more. If you cant bait it, you cant make it sometimes. 2nd head kick you have to bait it with an overhand right bc if not your gonna get kneed. They have to be aware that when your head dips or shoulder roll low they think their face is gonna get smashed so when you throw it the delayed hit and his block will equal a perfect set up.
One of your best video !
I'm not flexible enough to be able to do the brazilian kick but I'm a "headteep" enthousiast so it's nice to see it broke down here :)
Brilliant tutorial I love your instructional RUclips videos I find there very accurate and very inspirational STAY BLESSED Sean USU!
0:20, the expression, the timing with the music, just lol
I love the teep to the face technique, It slips so easily through the adversary's guard.
Awesome stuff. I remember Glaube Feitosa. Dude was no joke.
+jscarpa2002 Mawashi kubi geri is the name
+Lalo Caro Beautiful
great techiniques!
Awesome breakdown kicks sean,question mark kick has got to be a fav of mine.
love this chanel
Kevin 'the soul assassin' ross throw the 2nd kick a lot haha, great video btw!
Great video
Really good information Sean!
Great stuff. Defo need to practice this.
It's very easy to understand your depiction
Great videos Sean! Thanks :-)
Saenchai doesn't have Buakaw's raw power, but he dodges and weaves like nobody's business and is sneaky af with his strikes... one of my favourite fighters of all time!!!
Mine too!
Im a little late but these videos are awesome
Amazing .
Great video! Technique number 2 has been used in MMA by TJ Dillashaw numerous times. He has landed the duck to high kick in his last 5 or 6 fights...
Great videos and all the stuff, keep working ;) by the way, whats the name of the song that plays in background whilst you explain the technique?
The question mark kick is one of those techniques that I don't expect to ever be able to pull off, if for no other reason than lack of flexibility (same with a wheel kick.) But as to the second example, one possible way to minimize exposure (albeit a different setup) is with a paw-away kick. Using both your hands, you trap your opponent's hands and draw them down as you bend forward, then throw the kick. Admittedly easier said than done, but the bending forward definitely gives you an advantage as to how high the kick goes. The first time I tried it I threw the highest rear kick I had ever done up to that point!
+henk henk Excuse me?
i like ur humility bro
Great video man, you got some great tips N great kicks! 👊🏻 I love this sport, I'm an orange belt in KB (go for my next belt next month) and my strength are kicks and I'm always looking to improve my technique. I'm on roundhouse kicks ATM but can't. Wait. To start doing all the mad stuff. Thanks for the vid.
Feitosa and Saenchai are kicking in different way, Feitosa leg is going from up and saenchai from side which makes big differences, and feitosa is using lead leg and saenchai rear
All this is pretty good. I do have a question about the last kick. You point out that you supporting leg is on the ball of the foot and that is how you generate more power. I can see this on a kick that will spin like roundhouse or spinning hook kick, but on a straight like kick like this one wouldn't it be better to have as much surface on the ground as possible? Now I see the advantage to increase the height of the kick. Doesn't it reduce the power just being on the ball of the foot?
Yeah I would say to keep the back foot flat and even turn your foot out to explode with your glute into the kick
Name of the intro music? Thank you. Keep up the awesome videos!
Not sure, it was just called "epic music" in a stock music thing I downloaded
can you do a video on how to block the teep to the face coz i can find no vids on YT showing that
Anyone know the name of the guy fighting in white and shorts against the black man in white ans blue around 1:55
jlovesj333 the guy taking a beating
jlovesj333 Saenchai
Song name at the end?
0:21 LMFAO!
I use one of these technique when my opponent is so aggressive and I need space to breath. hahahaha lack of stamina my 2nd A mature fight. it helps a lot to survive 3 rounds lol ):
Wow I'm an older guy (51) so I have to use some pretty sneaky stuff to make up for difference in speed seem to be landing first two all the time love it - equalizer thanks
great video but I thought the teep kick was with the lead leg your throwing a front kick
Same same but different
Awesome stuff but when i do this i need practice and practice because i’m a beginner 😁😁😁
The second kick have name?
First one is proper Karate high kick. You showed it again at 0:45 the same Karate fighter named Glaube Feitosa. That high kick is a Karate technique. They learn to throw in a particular way to land it heavy and knock opponent out.
Saenchai can do a lookalike high kick. You ever saw him drop a guy with that kick? He doesn't kick those in a way there's enough weight behind it.
And you kick it to copy Saenchai. Karate fighter lifts their knee or leg up to their hips which is higher, then drops it on them to land it heavy. Look at the difference. Saenchai's high kick goes upward, while Glaube's goes downward.
*****
Well yeah, it's a striking technique using the same exact human arms and legs. It can't be that different. Just saying it's a technique from different art. Similar but not the same. Gotta defend it differently too since it comes at different angle.
@ 0:20 he looked so bored and unchallenged. what a poker face
I like the video, thanks, but I think the up-kick to the chin (ala Anderson Silva Vs Vitor Belfort) is more effective than a teap and is easier to hurt an opponent with it. With a teap kick, it's very hard to get any snap on it so most of the time it just knocks/pushes peoples heads back without stunning them, but with the up-kick, because it is travelling up more than forward, it is the extension of the bottom part of the leg that does most of the motion (much like when you use a leg extension machine at the gym, it's the same motion, or like a backfist where arm is bent at a 45 degree angle and you flick your arm out straight to backfirst...not that anyone throws that technique, haha!). The upkick seems to get more snap, and of course the head cannot extend upwards to absorb the shot (unlike the front kick to the face where the head can go backwards to absorb the shot). It's more of a Karate technique, but it's effective, and I don't see it used in kickboxing or Muaythai. It's good for tight guards too as it sneaks right up underneath and between the guard like an uppercut.
SKINNY BUDDHA BOY
João Gabriel
Sure.
the kick you did where you drop your head is the pendulum kick in bang muay Thai , if you increase flexibility you can much better man
ahzzz the first kick from karate
Sean Fagan = Lawrence Kenshin?
Kris Do maybe?
This kick was called the brazilian kick way before Glaube Feitosa. It was known as the Brazilian kick even before Francisco Filho. The kick in itself is included in many martial arts including Muay Thai. But don't call it a Muay Thai kick when used by a Kyokushin fighter in a k-1 setting. That's like calling it a karate kick when used by a Nak Muay at Lumpinee stadium.
exactly...its not a muay thai kick though it may be usefull in a muay thai match
+KyokushinAvocado Soup
Actually the kick is described in Muay Boran. So when Saenchai does it, it's a Muay Thai kick. But when Glaube does it, it is a Kyokushin kick. There is of course minute differences in execution. But it's basically "same same but different."
Peace, love and respect!
Osu!
DeathWithinTenSteps Respect
First guy looks like jin kazama taunt
Just saying,a teep is with your LEAD FOOT not your back foot you are doing a push kick
you need to improve your question mark kick..dont do it so stiffly
#nohatedonate
And also, do it with the front leg. Harder but quicker to execute and more dissimulated.
Curse more makes the videos better
how was this tricky?
Somebody.. not an asshole.. I've been fighting since I was 13 sanctioned fights since 20 please someone intelligent please tell me the difference between a teep and a stiff front kick(with full hip extension)?
Good video just please talk about the baiting more. If you cant bait it, you cant make it sometimes. 2nd head kick you have to bait it with an overhand right bc if not your gonna get kneed. They have to be aware that when your head dips or shoulder roll low they think their face is gonna get smashed so when you throw it the delayed hit and his block will equal a perfect set up.
its not a question mark kick its brazilian kick god damn
they may be similar but ?mark kick is bending the leg from the knee...while in brazilian kick you just change direction with your hip
Don't teep in the face its disrespect
Some of the clips are not even muay thai BUT OK