Kicks at the fight

[GonzoStyles]

Err whose splitting hairs?

So your hobby is to go on the internet and find people who (you claim) make broad generalizations about things, aaannnnddd then you make broad generalizations about them based on one post.

Wow sounds like you were in the back of the line when they handed out hobbies.

I bet you spend a lot of time in the back of the line.

Here what you are bunching your panties over, I think you're a little lost.

Nice flaming the thread with you bye bye now.

I was replying to a question specific to MMA, and it is against the rules in MMA. That's Mixed Martial Arts or UFC to the uneducated and inattentive.

Thanks for playing.

Dicky

No it appears you are a bit confused....

1. My hobby is to call out bullshitters who make it a point to lay it on thick and heavy in the hopes no one will notice.

2. The UFC does permit sidekicks, front kicks, stomp kicks, any-kind-o' kicks to the leg, as a matter of fact there is no restriction on kicking/stomping to the legs/knees/feet at all.

The Nevada state athletic commision, a.k.a. people who wrote the rules, list 31 strikes which are considered fouls, non of which involve striking to the leg, knee or otherwise.

Rules and Regulations - Unified Rules and Other MMA Regulations



Off the top of my head I can think of two high profile fights that leg kicks were used in.



Anderson Silva kicked Thales Leites with side kicks to the knee in his title defense, although Thales did some nice kicking of his own.

YouTube - Anderson Silva V.S. Thales Leites

Brandon Vera struck Keith Jardine with a direct kick to the knee.....

YouTube - Brandon Vera Highlights



It didn't cripple him hell it didn't even stop him from winning the fight the fight he said the injury was minor......




And as a final footnote Joyce Gracie was using stomp kicks as an entry to wrap people up in the very first UFC...

Well so much for the whole "My styles leg kicking techniques are so deadly they don't even allow them in the UFC !!!!!" bullshit.

Tune in next time kids when I will explain why low round kicks are more effective and safer to use for you...

AND your victim!

[kingoftheforest]

Ease up there Dicky the game isn't over quite yet....

You know just to keep you from retreating into some hair-splitting non-sense, you are saying exactly what is illegal in MMA?

To be sporting I would remind you that organizing bodies have different rule sets and the UFC does not in fact encompass all of MMA

Err whose splitting hairs?

So your hobby is to go on the internet and find people who (you claim) make broad generalizations about things, aaannnnddd then you make broad generalizations about them based on one post.

Wow sounds like you were in the back of the line when they handed out hobbies.

I bet you spend a lot of time in the back of the line.

Hmmmm......the side kick to the leg. I wonder why nobody else is doing this especially in MMA.

Intentional destruction is not SPORTING.

I imagine since it's effective it's against the "rules".

Here what you are bunching your panties over, I think you're a little lost.



Nice flaming the thread with you bye bye now.

[GonzoStyles]

I was replying to a question specific to MMA, and it is against the rules in MMA. That's Mixed Martial Arts or UFC to the uneducated and inattentive.

Thanks for playing.

Dicky

Ease up there Dicky the game isn't over quite yet....

You know just to keep you from retreating into some hair-splitting non-sense, you are saying exactly what is illegal in MMA?

To be sporting I would remind you that organizing bodies have different rule sets and the UFC does not in fact encompass all of MMA

[kingoftheforest]

Once again in 9 pages of discussion I saw no mention of the "rules" concerning the legs as a target in sport MA, other than this wild ass generalization..

Could it be you are talking out of your ass?

You made a request for people to do a web search to prove your point about leg breaks in Muay Thai, well I challenge you to do the same.

Show us how these fearsome stomp kicks are restricted in sport MA rules and to what degree they are allowed, if at all.

Should be easy, OR you can keep trying to be a Dicky Clever-Trousers and come back with another lame reply.

I was replying to a question specific to MMA, and it is against the rules in MMA. That's Mixed Martial Arts or UFC to the uneducated and inattentive.

Thanks for playing.

Dicky

[GonzoStyles]

I imagine since it's effective it's against the "rules".

Once again in 9 pages of discussion I saw no mention of the "rules" concerning the legs as a target in sport MA, other than this wild ass generalization..

Could it be you are talking out of your ass?

You made a request for people to do a web search to prove your point about leg breaks in Muay Thai, well I challenge you to do the same.

Show us how these fearsome stomp kicks are restricted in sport MA rules and to what degree they are allowed, if at all.

Should be easy, OR you can keep trying to be a Dicky Clever-Trousers and come back with another lame reply.

[kingoftheforest]

Yes it is, I think I will work on it right now....





Once again a broad generalization that doesn't hold up when confronted with the "facts"

Rules are different from sport to sport MA and can change with in a sport depending.

There are competitive MA venues that do allow for the much feared-seldom seen "stomp kick", but then again you don't actually put much thought into these posts do you, it is really just a bunch of broad strokes trying to paint the same old tired picture....

Mybe someone should go back and work on reading comprehension and keeping things in context. We have enough people here with these problem. Come see me when you can understand these concepts.

I refuse to have a battle of wits with an unarmed opponent.

[GonzoStyles]

It's good to have a hobby stick with it.

Yes it is, I think I will work on it right now....

I imagine since it's effective it's against the "rules".

Once again a broad generalization that doesn't hold up when confronted with the "facts"

Rules are different from sport to sport MA and can change with in a sport depending.

There are competitive MA venues that do allow for the much feared-seldom seen "stomp kick", but then again you don't actually put much thought into these posts do you, it is really just a bunch of broad strokes trying to paint the same old tired picture....

[kingoftheforest]

If you say so, but I have to pick apart broad generalizations and you have made a few in this thread.

It's good to have a hobby stick with it.

[GonzoStyles]

If you say so, but I have to pick apart broad generalizations and you have made a few in this thread.

[kingoftheforest]

Kicking with the top of your foot (instep) is not taught in any Muay Thai that I am aware of King

Are you refering to an accidental impact on the instep?

And as far as Muay Thai leg breaks, you can find all kinds of videos for things that go wrong online, it doesn't change the fact a few thousand round kicks are thrown every day across the globe without legs snapping left and right.

Do what you're gonna do bro', I'll stick with what I like. Everybody's happy.

[GonzoStyles]

Kicks are a MUST have for SD. There are more targets to kick than you know what to do with son.

The groin is not the best place for a kick. Course you have to know how to kick properly to be an effective kicker for SD.

If you're kicking with the top of your foot like TKD or MT then you gonna break all those tiny bones in your foot if you hit anything solid with some force.

Go look up kickboxing leg breaks on youtube. That'll show you what not to do.

Kicking with the top of your foot (instep) is not taught in any Muay Thai that I am aware of King

Are you refering to an accidental impact on the instep?

And as far as Muay Thai leg breaks, you can find all kinds of videos for things that go wrong online, it doesn't change the fact a few thousand round kicks are thrown every day across the globe without legs snapping left and right.

[kingoftheforest]

he trains chinese martial arts on a heavy bag

good luck

Actually I don't. But some people need familiar references when they see things. Typically I use the bag only for stick work and kicking.

[AREAL]

he trains chinese martial arts on a heavy bag

good luck

[AREAL]

Yeah... He's a big wuss. His style is soft and he's PLAYING with his wife and kid.

I'm sure he could step it up and apply some HURT if he wanted to...Let me put it this way, I wouldn't want him slapping me up side the head. He's got destructive combination techniques to apply simultaneously on a low line along with hand techniques. So while he's breaking your legs at the knee he can also break your jaw or your neck...

Don't let the simplicity and FUN time fool you. He likes to break things.

I saw the other video, when he was next to chinese dummy

as to this video, nice game

[AREAL]

Looks like you'll need to get permission to view these private vids...

http://www.defend.net/deluxeforums/chinese-martial-arts/33625-kotf-weekly.html

This one is cute!
YouTube - markerfin

seems like his punches ain't strong