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11-13-2008, 20:01 #1Member
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Back-kick applied
It's rough, but here's a couple kicks getting the job done:
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=4b9_1226436841
A bit risky, but it worked. Some fodder for thought for the camp that thinks you will never kick on the street.
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Big difference between defending your life due to an assault on the street and a mutual engagement.
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Nice video, Jason.
Kicking is effective - when realistically applied.
As per this particular vid, I agree with TonyU, it seems a mutual engagement. More along the lines of, "Ready, set, fight."
Funny, but my brothers used to line up that way when they were little. Sometime past the age of 6 or so you could always rely on one to slip in early with a sucker punch. By teenaged, it was just a mutual free for all, down and dirty fist fight.
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The video shows a realistic application of the back kick, but I don't think that was his best choice of kicks in that situation. Why did he not just front or side kick the guy under the punch?
He was successful; that is all that counts. Just goes to show that you can still use a sub-optimal tool to get the job done.
He kicked the crap out of that guy. That warms my heart.
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That was a nice kick wasn't it Jeff? I was wondering the same thing as you were though, a nice simple front kick to the jimmy might have been much easier to pull off. Although, I guess there is something to be said for pulling the unorthodox move and surprising your attacker as well...
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If he had missed that kick or not have hurt his man it would be another example of why not to turn your back.
I like the field goal kick to the face as his man was trying to stand.
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Nothing like a good arse stomp!
Looking at the video, the attacker was coming in for a high attack so maybe a kick to the jimmy by the defender would have left him blocking punches too, not for very long! Arm Chair Ninja Says: What about a straight thrust kick? The soccer kick to the face was great!
I just can't figure out if the lady was crying or laughing?
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Great kick
That is one of my favorite kicks, but I think a nice front kick to the chin or round kick with the ball of the foot to the knee would have been a nice way to end it quickly.



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