Sylvie's Technique Vlog - The Low Kick Destroyer
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- Опубликовано: 21 сен 2018
- This week's technique vlog is really about a family of defensive techniques that are meant not only to block attacks, but also discourage them through pain and damage done. The focus of it though is what I'm calling the "low kick destroyer" taught to me by Krunoi WinnerMuaythai Gym (as a fighter: Bluksek Sityodtong), and old school Sityodtong fighter and kru who instructs at Winner muay thai gym her in Pattaya. I include a clip from the Kru Noi Muay Thai Library session in the vlog, you can watch that full hour with commentary here:
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Really love what sister Silvie is doing.these masters deserve all the support and exposure
Word Up!
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A lot of people have broken their shins from being victim to those nice little checks. I actually learned this type of check the hardest way in Lumpini Stadium when it was done to me. My leg wasn't broken it just hurt like crazy. After that I thought right... I'm using that :)
A lot of these breaks are due to bad diet, overtraining and just bone density gone to crap. As odd as that sounds your diet (greens), bone density (constantly hitting the heavy bag) and your overall wellbeing (athletic fitness) plays a role in the bone breaks.
Usually it's down to overtraining and bone density (diet). But overtraining or totally messing up technique (hitting with the side and not point of the shin) is a big cause of these freak breaks. It's hard to snap a shin bone. I used to think the same in Thailand when fighting but greens, sleep, training and good health (not overtraining) = strong as a mofo! Even the elites fall foul to overtraining and bad diet sometimes. We're all prone to it.
@@caustixsoda8125 yeah that true, ain't that the truth right there... and in leisure times, having a beer or two to do a little boost
Conor McGregor shin break was probably an elbow but it is the same principle.
@@nihonbunka Weidman vs SIlva II is exactly this
This is a common technique in Kali (Filipino Martial Arts) where they "spike" kicks as well as punches (by using fists against punches or punching the funny bone or muscle, often called a gunting). I was taught this as Muay Thai by Erik Paulson in the mid-90s and IIRC got it from Chai Sirisute. Utterly changed my entire approach to low kicks.
A little tip he gave was that you don't have to "aim" your knee when the kick is coming to outside your thigh. Just bring your heel quickly to the inside of your knee and the kick will land on your knee 99% of the time. To the inside, you pivot on your foot just as you would when throwing a kick.
What do you mean heel to inside of your knee, do you mean you want to heel to kick your hamstring/butt?
Wow that is cool. This is EXACTLY how I was taught to do it in my Kyokushin dojo. Once in sparing I threw a full power low kick and it was blocked exactly like that. I had a flimsy cloth shin guard, which I threw away after the session because I realised it just gave me false security and not much more. Had to sit out a few rounds...
PS: Also as a degenerate, filthy low life low kicker I do not appreciate you teaching this stuff :(
Nice! This is pretty much exactly how Filipino martial arts does things when fighting: limb destructions, or "defanging the snake." Elbows into their fist strikes, knees into their kicks, etc, until your opponent can't fight you anymore. It's awesome to see how different martial arts traditions end up with really similar strategies; it's like a convergent evolution of techniques. Thanks!
do you have links to full contact fights in those systems?
“Guntung” that shit will dissuade anyone
@@AlexN2022 A lot of Filipinos are in ONE FC, check 'em out. Those mad lads upload free fights all the time lol
You can destroy your knee if you block with your knee, I don't recommend blocking like that every time
This is a great episode, started working this into my sparring and its really effective, and surprisingly easy to do.
I love Bamrung's roosters in the background of your session at Petchrungrueng. Makes me smile very time.
Love your "bang" sounds ! 👍 Sounded very traditional Thai style. Thanks again for all these great ancient techniques 🙏🙏🙏
So much valuable information, thank you!!
You have such a great spirit. I really enjoyed your video.
Changes the game. That's gonna make me practice in the clinch much more often
I love your videos and the fact that you train all-over Thailand. I have been following you for years since you got started in the early days. What you are describing are Muay Chaiya techniques, old school stuff.
Thanks for the training!
I remember learning some muay boran techniques and there was this knee that seemed like it just wouldn’t do anything in terms of hurting your opponent but then I saw this and when you explained it I understood what that knee was.
I think this will be perfect for me. I like to throw my hands a lot and being more grounded definitely helps with the flow,but I also tend to get heavy on my lead leg leaving very vulnerable.
Love your videos!
Excellent breakdown. I'm one of those karate people who practices just taking it. We also practice those checks, but not with the knee. It would be a good addition, thanks
Thank you for the video 😊
Great tips🥊thanks
Awesome vid. Thanks!
Brilliant, love it! Thanks a lot
Very nice! Cant believe ive never heard this.
Thanks for the tip.
Thank you sensei.
I believe this check is exactly what Gokhan Saki caught Tyrone Spong with at Glory 15.. Nice video thanks as always :)
This is great. Thank you. Did my 1st sparring after a month off. My opponent kept getting me with low kicks, i didn't know how to defend against it. thanks.
Love this!
That's how Ernesto Hoost used to check them, nice!
this is some good ass content, thanks a lot Sil
This is awesome
Ernesto Hoost was successful with this technique...it helps when your opponent doesn't have years of shin conditioning
Wow.sylvie, u very lucky to be training n fighting in Thailand,specially with legends. Thers only one life..live it great. .hard work , but it pays off. Lucky u. .its a dream come true.
Awesome , thanks a lot !!!
Awesome!
I just recovered from my last fight where I got low kicked a bunch. Going to incorporate this into my training for the next one
Awesome girl !!
very nice!
For those worried about damage to the knees pay close attention to Kru Noi when he checks. Look at the contact surface of Kru Noi and the contact surface of Sylvie he checks very low on the leg almost ankle not higher up where it's denser. With great timing and footwork you can check a person even on the foot and really make them stop kicking.
I've got a nice dent in my shin from this technique, super effective.
Love it when people try to do this.. Just trick them with different timing and the kick will have more power, because they have to take it as their leg comes down to the ground
If someday u in texas, let me know. Will totally go to your seminar..
Sylvie, thank you for this information. The low kick is the most dangerous weapon - I have loose many fights by low kicks - simply can not stand anymore. And my own low kicks are not yet so good. The reason for this fact is that at the time I started to train Kyokushin Karate the low kick was not yet introduced as a weapon, so I still have to catch it up. So, I'm glad you came with this blocking technique against low kicks. But as you said this shin-to-shin block only works if your own shin is already hard - because we are still talking about a pain game here for both fighters. So, we must harden our shins first before using this technique, am I right? Another thing is indeed how to train this because it's all about timing and reading abilities.
Beatiful move
The rooster cuts into the video like roah aha ah
Loved it . :_)
5 classes into Muay Thai, all this shin to shin contact I've been seeing is reminding me of every time I've taken a shinner from my skateboard 😬😬😬
Awesome
there is one more block, and this is the best...
Very interesting. My coach calls this OBD. Offence by Defence 😉
Lmao 0:01 That "Hey" So fucking cool. Like a 50's chick about to pass you a glass of whiskey.
I thought everyone knew this. It is called a knee check. Can also check with the knee bone on the side of the knee. I learned this from a friend who learned the older style for fighting, not for the ring
Thanks for sharing. I’m nursing two fractured shins and a fractured foot and broken toe because of offensive checking. 😭☺️👍
Jesus fucking Christ man...
Ehy Sylvie is any your video where you explain about how count scores.( sorry my english is not that good,hope it make sense my question).Thanks:)
Hey Isnt this how Ernesto boost checks kicks? Love the videos by the way keep it up!
Knee blocks are indeed brutal for those low kicks. However, the block needs precision which in a fight can be a little tough, successful execution of the knee block can be tight.
Sylvie, where are some videos of these three old styles you mentioned showing this grounded structure of fighting?
It would be nice to see some of your fights you've had lately.
Chris Courtney ikr, she fights so much. I’m sure she has something recorded.
Is this the same way Ernesto Hoost use to check? This is great!
This is the basic destruction for kicks in the art of Kali Silat. For punches we first learn to use elbows. Great stuff.
If you use that kinda check and you're a little to late the kick hits right above the knee. The impact then gets even harder then just the force of the opponents kick and you're in a world of pain.
Two questions from a beginner at Muay Thai. Why does this hurt more than a regular check, where you end up kicking their tibia , and does this not lend it self to a knee injury?
Good technic. Wow You learn at Sit yod thong camp too. Sylvia learn with the best mauythai you very good luck krab.
I saw you did a shin to shin blocking that stop your opponent from kicking again in Muay Kard Cherk you fought in the South I believe.
Shin to Shin is very painful for both fighters. 😟😟😟
I love these breakdowns. I was taught to check like that (destroyer) and it sucks like she's saying. The second part with the knee like a total difference especially if it's kickboxing and you're hitting ankle/in step like the people I've worked with in the states.
I'm not a "fighter" like you etc. but as a practitioner I like to stay grounded too. What do you recommend for cardio?
on the side of "just taking it", I saw the entire Kyokushin team destroyed by a Sanda team in a KK against the world competition. All the Sanda people did was
1. let a low kick land
2. grab it off the impact and raise the captive leg. Done. They could do whatever they wanted after that.
Considering that a low kick doesn't do much on the first 2-3 hits, and a punch to the face does, it's a very good strategy. Checking a low kick is more of a missed opportunity, even if you hurt your opponent with the check.
Sounds fake.
I recently saw a similar technique where you block hooks to the body by hurting your opponent's hands, wrist and forearms on the tips of your elbows.
You can do this by pointing the tips of your elbows into hooks to your body. It lands on your opponent's hand, wrist and forearm. It's legal in boxing. I saw it in this RUclips video a few days ago: The Most Secret Moves In Boxing Revealed | Volume 1 | How To Do Padwork
He made another video the other day on this technique, this time instructing his fighter to point his elbow behind his back. I just watched some of the video by fast-forwarding to different parts, but it looked like the boxer was trying to block kidney shots to his back, but it couldn't be since it's against the rules. He used to train Roy Jones Jr. If you can block hooks to the body in a boxing match by doing this, then this is probably allowed in a Muay Thai match.
Hi Syvie. Love your vids. Very informative. I'm a beginner/low intermediate level, started training about 6 months ago. I'm wanting to train in Bangkok/Thailand for a few months, which gym would you recommend?
Sorry, Sylvie. (typo)
Thanks for saying so! Here is my list of recommended gyms, I hope this helps 8limbs.us/muay-thai-forum/topic/793-my-list-of-muay-thai-gyms-i-recommend-in-thailand/
@@8limbsUs Many thanks. Certainly does help! Very detailed list 😊
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How to heal low kick injury because sometimes it can happen that you get injury from them
I wish you would open a school in Dubai.
How do you get your knees strong enough to do that? Great video by the way. I enjoy your explanation
Knees are already strong, but they uave to be bent for sure. Make the knee cap into a shield.
Throw ur knees on the bag everyday too
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Hi Sylvie,
You might have done a video about this, but I was wondering how do you get hard shins?
Kaizen Torii it’s called training
Watch the movie kickboxer with van damn and your question will be answered.
Buakaw uses this type of technique on his K1 fights.... !
I like the idea of it but is there a good chance it would damage your knee, pushing it into the fast oncoming shin?
I'm thinking about cracked or dislodged patella. Exactly which part of the knee are we hoping gets hit by the shin?
the shin will loose against the knee
Dude, do you think Thai boxers just made this shit up the other day or something? They've been refining this strategy to counter low kicks literally for centuries. Do you think, in all that time, nobody ever considered damage to the patella? If this check commonly broke the patella it would fall into disuse in no time.
Of course there's always a chance of injury when you fight, particularly full contact, but this particular method has a long history of success.
I just don't get it. I have accidentally clashed shin to knee when my pads slipped off and I was like crippled for a month. I do not get how these fighters do it week after week.
Iron shins! Micro-fractures cause the bone to heal and become denser (strong) over time.
thanks a lot ! HOWEVER, there is something I don't understand; I understand what you are doing, but when your thai teacher is showing the technique He seems to be hiting your shin with his knee, not with the highest part of his shin, but with his rotula or with the tip of the inside quadricep situated right up of the rotula......which is a soft part......¡?¡??¡?¡? what is He doing there?
"Thorns damage"
@sylvi. Wont it hurt my knee as well. ?
I think if you can aim closer to their ankle, you have a leverage, weight, momentum advantage, that will mean their ankle hurts like hell and you won't feel it as much. Their light end-of-leg ankle vs Your heavier thigh & knee. Their leg rotating around their swiveling body vs Your knee sticking out, can only be moved into your body through your pelvis? (not going to happen)...
I was once crippled by a crooked trainer before a fight in this way, he dropped a hand pad I was kicking against and caught my ankle against his well angled elbow. My ankle swelled to twice the size and wouldn't bear my weight. Fortunately when it came time for the fight, my adrenaline kicked in and I didn't notice it anymore.
There is a lot of this type of defence in muay chaiya.
Felt shin to shin for the first time two weeks ago. The pain put a smile on my face. Now there's an extra layer of bone over the impact ed area.
iron west qui gong for real!
I train it by letting the 6 ft bag swing back to me. When you have a partner you can also train this with whiffle ball bats to avoid any real damage while simulating realistic low kick speed.
I'm 100👍
no fair, low kicks are my thing
I pretty much do put them at the end of combos anyway
Some folks think that you can't block with your knees. I think that it was probably an elbow that broke Conor's tibia and fibia.
A way to say fuck you... Hahaha love it
I think Aldo used this check against Munhoz’s calf kicks
Hurts just listening
How big is the chance the kneecap will break?
The shin would probably break first, especially if your leg is tucked sufficiently such that your kneecap sticks out. If your leg is too straight, you might injure the tendons around your knee if their kick presses in really hard, but your patella is way harder than that.
Yeah, well ... I accidently did this to my sparring partner and noticed the impact.
did you hurt yourself ? (I havent tried yet)
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See ruclips.net/video/gWAu_Xy9rEg/видео.html for an example in one of Sylvie's fights.
Why does the checker feel less pain or damage than the kicker in the case of shin-to-shin? I simply still can not figure this fact out. My instinct tells me the opposite. In the case of shin-to-knee my logic says: yes.
If you match the thick top part of your shin to the thin bottom part of the opponents shin, and you turn the blade of your shin into theirs you get best results.
Pretty much what Ernesto Hoost use to do
How long have you been doing muay thai?
About 10 years
1:15 - 1:50
i was lite sparring with my buddy and the fucker intentionally checked a low kick with his knee and i was injured for a few months.
I heard it's throwned upon to block like this
Silva vs Weidman
I have yet to see this in a UFC fight. Any ideas why? Leg kicks are becoming a becoming more prevalent I find. For example: ruclips.net/video/VxwbGUg3h1o/видео.html
Well the knee bone and upper shin is WAY thicker than the mid shin or lower shin ..