Thanks to Simeon for sharing this very usable technique with us. From experience a lot of the TMA teachers in particular are often quite protective about their "secrets" which only hurts their own MA / sport and club in the long run.
Thank you @warriorcollective for this great video. It is always a pleasure to work with you. Many more great videos coming soon so keep an eye on this Channel.
Simeon's technique is impeccable, hands down. What I don't like about this kick though is that the kick goes somehow from down upwards, which is very dangerous when executing proper chusoku mae geri (kicking with the ball of your foot). This way you can easily kick his elbow, most likely breaking your toes, so the fight will be all over. Looks spectacular, the kick is devastating if you succeed, but if it fails, it will fail badly.
And also u might end up kicking ur opponents groin which might get u a warning or disqualified. May have to practice on that precision when doing the mae geri like this.
I (personally) do not care about warnings/disqualification, because I am not training for competition, but rather prefer to know the practical aspect of techniques. Anyway, proper mae geri is truly a powerful kick, especially in everyday life, where you normally have shoes on and you don't have to worry about your toes. Most people have 0 body conditioning and will be practically done after taking a clean mae geri, which is surprisingly easy to place on somebody without experience in kicking sports.
Si quieres aprender un arte marcial para de verdad defenderte está es el mejor o su sustituto el kudo. Y para defensa personal silat más el wing chun a toda su POTENCIA.
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Shout out to Simeon man! Great fighter had the honour to roll with him in BJJ but I gotta come to his Kyokushin classes
Thank you Santiago. Will see you soon in the gtm for some training together 👊
And you are always welcome to join us once we open the Kyokushin dojo again 🔥
Thanks to Simeon for sharing this very usable technique with us. From experience a lot of the TMA teachers in particular are often quite protective about their "secrets" which only hurts their own MA / sport and club in the long run.
Thank you @warriorcollective for this great video. It is always a pleasure to work with you. Many more great videos coming soon so keep an eye on this Channel.
Thanks a lot Simeon for the awesome tips ! I truly love the quick stance switch mid-combo ! I'm adding this to my striking skillset! OSS.
I trained in Kyokushin Karate for 7 years now. And I still do. But this is a good tip. Great video. OSU~!
Simeon's technique is impeccable, hands down. What I don't like about this kick though is that the kick goes somehow from down upwards, which is very dangerous when executing proper chusoku mae geri (kicking with the ball of your foot). This way you can easily kick his elbow, most likely breaking your toes, so the fight will be all over. Looks spectacular, the kick is devastating if you succeed, but if it fails, it will fail badly.
And also u might end up kicking ur opponents groin which might get u a warning or disqualified. May have to practice on that precision when doing the mae geri like this.
I (personally) do not care about warnings/disqualification, because I am not training for competition, but rather prefer to know the practical aspect of techniques. Anyway, proper mae geri is truly a powerful kick, especially in everyday life, where you normally have shoes on and you don't have to worry about your toes. Most people have 0 body conditioning and will be practically done after taking a clean mae geri, which is surprisingly easy to place on somebody without experience in kicking sports.
The switch front kick really can be applied to kickboxing getting out the pocket
Really good one, I'm old but it's nice to learn new things :D many thanks for such an opportunity.
Nice video sensei, I like to fight from a short distance by my heavy body, thanks from Brasil.
Nice u play kukoshin
Very good and strong. Osu. Enoch. Germany
Si quieres aprender un arte marcial para de verdad defenderte está es el mejor o su sustituto el kudo. Y para defensa personal silat más el wing chun a toda su POTENCIA.
No offence but this is more like meduim range than close range
The ranges are different depending on sport. For competition karate or tkd this is absolutely close range.
@@ironfront9573 I guess from kickers perspective it is almost a clinch ;)