I have been doing Taekwondo for six years and moved and started kickboksing. I always kick with the heel to the head even when people come close. Don't underate kicking.
I’ve been doing combat sports for a while. You need space to do kick & in Muay Thai I’m allow to catch. I’ll catch that kick & sweep you or leg kick the fuck outta you.
@@HelloItsme-qv3mg not really. Kickboxing has more Japanese influence. It's more or less evolved karate, if you're talking Dutch Kickboxing kickboxing specifically. And goes toe to toe with Muay Thai in terms of effectiveness and lethality.
@@thelaundryman9287 yes it's created from contact karate but muyi thai already have these styles , in muyi thai you have puncher, kicker, elbow fighter, knee fighter and last the most powerful one the muyi femur aka the technician so in kickboxing you get the pucher , the kicker and the technician however you are missing the elbow and knee fighter why's this ? Cause in early times you are not allowed to use them so it's basically evolved now you get knee and elbow in some of the championships , i am not really disrespectful twords kickboxing I love this sports but I think it's somehow the same as muyithai
@@HelloItsme-qv3mg yeah in dutch kickboxing we have knees but not elbows. And nah, like there are small differences. Like in dutch kickboxing we even kick differently to the Thais. And the pacing of our fights are different too. Like the cardio is a bit more intense for kickboxing k1/dutch, whereas the pacing is slower in the earlier rounds of Muay Thai as they tend to feel each other out in those rounds. Also our clinching is crap compared to the thais. To the point we tend to just throw flying knees from the outside and if we do end up in the clinch we just spam as many knees before a ref breaks it, whereas in muay thai the clinch is a whole additional aspect of the fight and a skill/artform in of itself. I respect both muay thai and kickboxing. I'm a kickboxer myself but my coach trains and competes in both dutch kickboxing and muay thai, and he trains me in kickboxing. Wanna compete in mma in the future too. And training to compete in an amateur in a year hopefully.
Why are you always leaving your complete left side open on left side and vice versa on right side you leave yourself completely vulnerable after every kick? Do you get knocked out a lot? Why didn't your trainer fix this?
I have been doing Taekwondo for six years and moved and started kickboksing. I always kick with the heel to the head even when people come close. Don't underate kicking.
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Yes Sir
I’ve been doing combat sports for a while. You need space to do kick & in Muay Thai I’m allow to catch. I’ll catch that kick & sweep you or leg kick the fuck outta you.
Mix of Kicking and Technician
My coach right now is so big on technique that stance is on point from what I’m learning
I think your vampire strength and fangs will be your most dangerous weapons.
You can he’s a boxer 😂😂😂😂
All of them
Technician
Tech
Punching fairs best against kickers what are you talking about
Yeah like a puncher with godly timing can ko a kicker easily or pressure them to tko
You mean muaythai?
No kickboxing and muay thai are different. Kickboxing has everything muay thai has except no elbows and shorter clinch
@@thelaundryman9287 lol 😂 it's the copy of muyi thai
@@HelloItsme-qv3mg not really. Kickboxing has more Japanese influence. It's more or less evolved karate, if you're talking Dutch Kickboxing kickboxing specifically. And goes toe to toe with Muay Thai in terms of effectiveness and lethality.
@@thelaundryman9287 yes it's created from contact karate but muyi thai already have these styles , in muyi thai you have puncher, kicker, elbow fighter, knee fighter and last the most powerful one the muyi femur aka the technician so in kickboxing you get the pucher , the kicker and the technician however you are missing the elbow and knee fighter why's this ? Cause in early times you are not allowed to use them so it's basically evolved now you get knee and elbow in some of the championships , i am not really disrespectful twords kickboxing I love this sports but I think it's somehow the same as muyithai
@@HelloItsme-qv3mg yeah in dutch kickboxing we have knees but not elbows. And nah, like there are small differences. Like in dutch kickboxing we even kick differently to the Thais. And the pacing of our fights are different too. Like the cardio is a bit more intense for kickboxing k1/dutch, whereas the pacing is slower in the earlier rounds of Muay Thai as they tend to feel each other out in those rounds. Also our clinching is crap compared to the thais. To the point we tend to just throw flying knees from the outside and if we do end up in the clinch we just spam as many knees before a ref breaks it, whereas in muay thai the clinch is a whole additional aspect of the fight and a skill/artform in of itself. I respect both muay thai and kickboxing. I'm a kickboxer myself but my coach trains and competes in both dutch kickboxing and muay thai, and he trains me in kickboxing. Wanna compete in mma in the future too. And training to compete in an amateur in a year hopefully.
Why u so stiff
Why are you always leaving your complete left side open on left side and vice versa on right side you leave yourself completely vulnerable after every kick? Do you get knocked out a lot? Why didn't your trainer fix this?
This is how most people teach you how to throw knees and kicks. Sounds like you haven’t been in a gym
If you keep your hands up while kicking you lose balance more easily and thus can't kick as hard.
O you slow
You don’t fight
Bro has not kicked once in his life
Always tech