Punching Art

[YouKnowWho]

Here are 2 short kicking clips. We can see how Bruce Lee had influenced TCMA back in the 70th.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wBcNZ...ature=youtu.be

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VSyCu8MG9i4

[SevenStar]

a good hook kick can rock ur world: I once got nailed in the back of the head as I lunged in with a straight lead - guy leaned back and unloaded it, knocked my mouth piece out and when he asked me if I was ok, I replied, "yewth Im fwineth"...

an axe kick can rock you too. so can a jump spinning crescent kick. but you also have a high probability of getting dumped on your tush. that said, I use the hook in sparring, but I don't teach it and I've never used one in a fight, either real or competition. I use it in a "gimmicky" way - just to show the person that I can kick them in the head from any angle I choose.

[sanjuro_ronin]

That was nice knee..

One of my senseis who fought Kyokushin worked a nasty spinning hook to the thigh...I never had much success with that technique myself though.

Spinning hook kicks and spinning crescent kicks to the thigh were made popular by the late, great Andy Hug.
Still taught in Kyokushin because of Him.

[Frost]

Spinning hook kicks and spinning crescent kicks to the thigh were made popular by the late, great Andy Hug.
Still taught in Kyokushin because of Him.

RIP a sad loss