These low kicks are serious business. I remember a training session where I was holding a Muay Thai suitcase pad low so my friend could drill his low kicks. My calf and ankle were black & blue for over a week…..and that was just from holding a pad. Ouch.
Because ernesto hoost only concentrated on low kicks with most fighter that will do but not with sluggers like bobb sap no devence at all never focused on boxing skills !!!
if modern martial arts has ever taught me something is that you mostly need to land some nasty low thai kicks and that's it. The rest is just showing off.
I didn't realize how bad leg kicks hurt until I started training in Muay Thai. I hear people say that leg kicks can't be THAT painful, and I roll my eyes. A meat club is swinging into your thigh, and they think that's not gonna hurt? Lol
@@diegogatjens1728 Nah, you still need to have good a good boxing foundation for Thai boxing. There have been plenty of amazing Muay Thai fighters that finish fights with their hands. Also, you need good boxing work to set up your kicks.
Sad that the opponent’s not even aware how serious it is until the 5th/6th kicks. But until then it was already too late. Only thing left for him to say ‘My thigh’.
@@houseofmouseboxer490 Yeah that's right. Fighting is unpredictable. But it's also important to remember these are a series of fights in one night, so damage accumulates, if someone had an easy fight they had a massive advantage into the next fight.
My sport of choice is boxing. I'm glad I've never had to take one of these kicks to the leg. Those shits look like they hurt like hell. Respect to those who can take them. By the way, the fighter @ 7:09 is Vince Phillips, a boxer. And that's exactly what I'm talking about. Fuck that! lol
Actually that explains why he kept a bladed stance even when his leg was being chopped off, cause generally you put the part of you that is in less danger closer to your opponent and well, in boxing nothing is in less danger than your legs so...
Doesn't matter how much spirit or tenacity you have. If you physically can't stand up you lose. I've always been surprised we don't see this more in the pro MMA world, it always seems like such an effective and ruthless way to chip away at your opponent without them even knowing 💯
Well, because in MMA there's always the threat of takedown. A kick can open the opportunity for a takedown. You have to set up the kick or kick fast enough (ala Jose Aldo or Edson Barboza). Not to mention if someone can properly check your kick, painful... 😬
Leg kicks are such a known thing it seems like everyone wants to train and prepare for them nowadays whereas 10-20 years ago people didn't even know the danger . Lol they viciously crept their way in to the mainstream
Low kicks are a killer. That's why I like muay thai because it's effective, unlike fancy moves like karate, Kung fu, and others don't work in real fight
5:06 I think this one is a case of Pettas having better shin conditioning. Varga was checking or at least attempting to check all of these low kicks, and the final one seemed to land mostly on the shin-but the pain was too much as his legs weren't as conditioned as Pettas.
@TheKyokushinAnalyst did some pretty solid analyses on Pettas' advanced low kick strategy that may shed some light on what happened in the Vargas match. I'll link you to one of 'em. th-cam.com/video/mHqeELI6L50/w-d-xo.html
The 2001-2006 period was a renaissance for Goodridge, as he not only won some of his most significant victories in these years but also developed as a fighter. He improved as a grappler and *really* improved as a striker. It's like he knocked out Don Frye in 2003 and realized "Hey! I've got legs!"
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It's a fair question! The gist of it is that you're using a hard part of your body to strike a soft part of the opponent's body. Low kicks are delivered with the tibia (shinbone) to the opponent's quadriceps (thigh muscles) or triceps (calf muscles). Bone-on-bone contact would, of course, be tougher.
@@houseofmouseboxer490 thanks for answering my questions I have been doing bare knuckles planks on a wooden floor and punching the heavy bag bare knuckles for years I I just wonderd even at the age of 70yr but my legs were even getting bruised up when I was working in the building trade
@@jsrhedgehog9981 easier said than done, when you compromise your defense trying to stop those kicks you can end up getting exposed to other techniques
After K-1 president Kazuyoshi Ishii was imprisoned for financial crimes in 2003, his company was acquired by the new FEG promotional firm. By the end of the decade, FEG had major financial problems and eventually couldn't pay its fighters. It went bankrupt in 2012, and subsequent owners haven't been able to afford the huge international tournaments.
I get that. Technique, training and experience make a major difference in how well you handle low kicks, but the fact remains that the biggest muscle on your body is also one of your opponent's biggest targets. Ray Sefo's a good example of a great kickboxer who was still vulnerable to low kicks.
Moving your leg out of the way is one option, but you can't rely on it all the time. You can't just avoid a low kick when Ernesto Hoost is kicking from the clinch. Other fighters use their kicks as counter-strikes, and you can't just move your leg if you're already in the middle of throwing your own strike.
Low kick por baixo e cotoveladas sinistras e aleatórias a meia altura .....e assim vamos se esquivando e batendo nos frescos e na turma q gosta de brigar no agarrao ....aquela briga feia de saco na cara de outro cara
Even if that were the case, this isn't like playing a video game. Effective strikes to the lower body require as much training as any other technique; you don't press a button and automatically throw a good low kick. There's no shortage of footage featuring ineffective leg-kickers who'd sooner earn a knockout by hitting their opponent with a pillow.
I'm really surprised that you didn't include any low kick highlights from Buakaw, the KING of the low kicks. Multiple time K-1 winner and not even a mention of his name, how disrespectful
These low kicks are serious business. I remember a training session where I was holding a Muay Thai suitcase pad low so my friend could drill his low kicks. My calf and ankle were black & blue for over a week…..and that was just from holding a pad. Ouch.
Never ceases to amaze me that Ernesto Hoost beat so many great fighters and somehow lost twice to Bob Sapp...
Past his prime fighting a giant who still had some fight in him at the time.
Bob Sapp probably can't believe it either
digo a mesma coisa.
Because ernesto hoost only concentrated on low kicks with most fighter that will do but not with sluggers like bobb sap no devence at all never focused on boxing skills !!!
heavyweights never make any sense
Low kicks are really underestimated but it's an effective way to mow down your opponent.
if modern martial arts has ever taught me something is that you mostly need to land some nasty low thai kicks and that's it. The rest is just showing off.
I didn't realize how bad leg kicks hurt until I started training in Muay Thai. I hear people say that leg kicks can't be THAT painful, and I roll my eyes. A meat club is swinging into your thigh, and they think that's not gonna hurt? Lol
@@diegogatjens1728 Nah, you still need to have good a good boxing foundation for Thai boxing. There have been plenty of amazing Muay Thai fighters that finish fights with their hands. Also, you need good boxing work to set up your kicks.
Sad that the opponent’s not even aware how serious it is until the 5th/6th kicks. But until then it was already too late. Only thing left for him to say ‘My thigh’.
Leg & calf kicks are as legit as body punches. They’ll get the job done.
A well placed low kick will drop any man of any size guaranteed
Bob sapp beat Ernesto it's still hard to believe
Most major fighters have at least one loss that's difficult to account for. Hoost had Sapp, Aerts had Abidi, Hug had Smith, etc.
🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
@@houseofmouseboxer490 Yeah that's right. Fighting is unpredictable. But it's also important to remember these are a series of fights in one night, so damage accumulates, if someone had an easy fight they had a massive advantage into the next fight.
I know
Both fights were ruled a draw.
My sport of choice is boxing. I'm glad I've never had to take one of these kicks to the leg. Those shits look like they hurt like hell. Respect to those who can take them.
By the way, the fighter @ 7:09 is Vince Phillips, a boxer. And that's exactly what I'm talking about. Fuck that! lol
Actually that explains why he kept a bladed stance even when his leg was being chopped off, cause generally you put the part of you that is in less danger closer to your opponent and well, in boxing nothing is in less danger than your legs so...
Doesn't matter how much spirit or tenacity you have. If you physically can't stand up you lose. I've always been surprised we don't see this more in the pro MMA world, it always seems like such an effective and ruthless way to chip away at your opponent without them even knowing 💯
actually sean o malley does thisso many times, but guess he cannot kick hard enough
Well, because in MMA there's always the threat of takedown. A kick can open the opportunity for a takedown. You have to set up the kick or kick fast enough (ala Jose Aldo or Edson Barboza). Not to mention if someone can properly check your kick, painful... 😬
justin gaethje uses a lot of leg kicks imo he has the most devastating leg kicks in the ufc
Im... Pretty sure they know when they get kicked in the leg man..
Leg kicks are such a known thing it seems like everyone wants to train and prepare for them nowadays whereas 10-20 years ago people didn't even know the danger . Lol they viciously crept their way in to the mainstream
"Mr. Perfect" was a beast.
ニコラスぺタスのは衝撃的でした リアルタイムで見てたけど、関節がひとつ増えるシーンを何度もリピートするK-1ってSだなぁって思って見てました 何よりも驚いたのはペタスがあの咄嗟の状況に日本語で、折れた！と叫んだことですね
I was a pretty average kickboxer (amateur), but I always won with low kicks.
確か単純な蹴りの重さやったらマイク・ベルナルドが1番蹴りが重かったはず
@@モモモ-c1y I completely agree bro
Low kicks are a killer. That's why I like muay thai because it's effective, unlike fancy moves like karate, Kung fu, and others don't work in real fight
Karate can very much be even against muay thai btw. Depends on which style of course. Look up George Saint piere or Lyoto Machida or Andy Hugh please.
You don't even have to go that far. There are a few instances in this video of karate guys busting the legs of Muay Thai fighters.
Ignashov was spamming that low kick, no mercy whatsoever.
now this is content
Good old days
勝てる目が殆ど無いというのに果敢に立ち上がっていくファイターを見ると涙が出てしょうがない。
Você chora mesmo?
5:06 I think this one is a case of Pettas having better shin conditioning. Varga was checking or at least attempting to check all of these low kicks, and the final one seemed to land mostly on the shin-but the pain was too much as his legs weren't as conditioned as Pettas.
@TheKyokushinAnalyst did some pretty solid analyses on Pettas' advanced low kick strategy that may shed some light on what happened in the Vargas match. I'll link you to one of 'em.
th-cam.com/video/mHqeELI6L50/w-d-xo.html
Holy shit!!!
Have seen before how oldschool brawler "Big Daddy" become kicker and knock out somebody with lowkicks????
The 2001-2006 period was a renaissance for Goodridge, as he not only won some of his most significant victories in these years but also developed as a fighter. He improved as a grappler and *really* improved as a striker. It's like he knocked out Don Frye in 2003 and realized "Hey! I've got legs!"
Exactly. I put him in the running for the "most improved" award for that time period.
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I'm going to ask a silly question how do the fighter's doing the kicks not hurt thair legs as my legs have always been easy injured?
It's a fair question! The gist of it is that you're using a hard part of your body to strike a soft part of the opponent's body. Low kicks are delivered with the tibia (shinbone) to the opponent's quadriceps (thigh muscles) or triceps (calf muscles). Bone-on-bone contact would, of course, be tougher.
@@houseofmouseboxer490 thanks for answering my questions I have been doing bare knuckles planks on a wooden floor and punching the heavy bag bare knuckles for years I I just wonderd even at the age of 70yr but my legs were even getting bruised up when I was working in the building trade
I believe it. Like anything, kicking effectively takes practice. There's a reason US kickboxers wore padding from the knees down for so long.
어니스트 후스트가 카프킥 원조였구나
Funny how most of them didnt even tryed to defend those kicks and ended rolling on the ground :D
how?
@@Nguyen2-t9p Leg check
@@jsrhedgehog9981 easier said than done, when you compromise your defense trying to stop those kicks you can end up getting exposed to other techniques
Hoost is the legend ☝️ misterrrrr perfect 🙏
ニコラスぺタスはローが得意だったけど、一度だけ自分の放ったローで自分が骨折したことありましたよね。あれは衝撃的な光景だった。
Why k1 tournament did end ?
After K-1 president Kazuyoshi Ishii was imprisoned for financial crimes in 2003, his company was acquired by the new FEG promotional firm. By the end of the decade, FEG had major financial problems and eventually couldn't pay its fighters. It went bankrupt in 2012, and subsequent owners haven't been able to afford the huge international tournaments.
@@houseofmouseboxer490
Oo, i think it profitabled, pityfull it had bankrupt
グーカン•サキのローキックが忘れられない
La patada baja es letal 😬
its crazy that this is harder to watch than head strikes and body strikes. it seems almost sacrilege to the body, like a nut shot
I get that. Technique, training and experience make a major difference in how well you handle low kicks, but the fact remains that the biggest muscle on your body is also one of your opponent's biggest targets. Ray Sefo's a good example of a great kickboxer who was still vulnerable to low kicks.
Feel like Zack from Dead or Alive games was modeled after Ernesto Hoost.
Not even a single footage of rob kaman mister low kick himself :'(
Read the title again, friend.
Also, fret not. Kaman's in my other low kick compilation.
Low kick sempre salva
セーム・シュルトは別格だな。
本当に過去も未来もキックルールでは最強かもしらん
Low kick can broke the bone.
It can, but very rarely. You're targeting your opponent's muscle, not their bone.
low kick is good
Unas patadas bien dadas son mortales para debilitar al contrincante
Sin duda
ยกบังซิครับ ยกเข่ารอรับแข้ง
อยากรู้แข้งมันจะทนปะทะเข่าได้กี่ครั้ง กลับไปฝึกใหม่นะถ้าไม่อยากโดนเจาะยาง
良かった！
ありがとう
Sweet
Can a small guy like myself (150lbs) develop this type of power?
Potentially yes, but of course it's easiest when you're matched against someone of equal size.
Uhhh..why don't they move their leg out of the way? Bad coaching?
Moving your leg out of the way is one option, but you can't rely on it all the time. You can't just avoid a low kick when Ernesto Hoost is kicking from the clinch. Other fighters use their kicks as counter-strikes, and you can't just move your leg if you're already in the middle of throwing your own strike.
Im a huge Nicholas Pettas fan
ISNT THE FIRST LESSON YOU LEARN IN KICKBOXING TO BLOCK A LOWKICK???
グッドリッジさんパンチ振り回すイメージ強かったけど、ローキックでKOしてたんやね
意外です😳
PRIDEで門番と呼ばれ、有望選手の当て馬にされまくったせいで、パンドラになったのは悲しい事件😭
Ouchhh!!!
the andy hug roundhouse low kick KO on mike bernardo not here... watdahell 😅
Read the title again, friend.
@@houseofmouseboxer490 oh ,sorry!yes It was 3or 4 years before ,btw thanx 4 the compilation!
No problem. I actually made an earlier compilation for the 93-99 period, too.
@@houseofmouseboxer490oh, thank you !!
SEMMIE:)
보기만 해도 아프네 ㄷㄷㄷ 😨😨😨
ボブチャンチン久しぶりに見た
無事でいてくれるといいな
Adam kırık bacakla yerde can çekişiyor. Hakem sayıyor. Maçı TKO ile bitirmesi gerekirdi
should be a foul to use legkicks to often damn that is so lame when fighters just spamming leg kicks
Maybe you'd be more more interested in my compilations of above-the-waist rule KOs?
魔裟斗の蹴りが今の格闘家と比べるとすんごいわ。
And then comes buakaw
ペタスさんカーフ打ってたね
when you let your little sister play the fighting game for the first time
👊💀👊
Leg meta
Low kick por baixo e cotoveladas sinistras e aleatórias a meia altura .....e assim vamos se esquivando e batendo nos frescos e na turma q gosta de brigar no agarrao ....aquela briga feia de saco na cara de outro cara
見てるだけで痛い 受ける方も痛いだろうしする方も痛いだろうし
痛そう…
로우킥으로 주어먹는선수 많앗씀
Looks to me like a lot of these fighters didn't have any kickboxing skills but relied on non stop leg kicks, there's no skill in that at all
Even if that were the case, this isn't like playing a video game. Effective strikes to the lower body require as much training as any other technique; you don't press a button and automatically throw a good low kick. There's no shortage of footage featuring ineffective leg-kickers who'd sooner earn a knockout by hitting their opponent with a pillow.
96Finalのアンディ×マイク無いとかマジかよ
--> 1999-2010
@@houseofmouseboxer490 ほんとだ、ごめんなさいm(*_ _)m
心配しないで 👍
This pain KO is insan instead of this KO, punch KO is better i think.
Not for your brain tho.
I'm really surprised that you didn't include any low kick highlights from Buakaw, the KING of the low kicks. Multiple time K-1 winner and not even a mention of his name, how disrespectful
I'm BEGGING my comrades to actually comprehend the title of this video.
>>>K-1>1999-2010
ボブチャンチンはローキックを舐めてたね。