BKA - Episode #29 - The Low Kick (Part 1)

[@Hhhhhhhhjdjjdd]

It's actually incredible watching these videos, I've been training for 10 years and i still learn new stuff from you Joe.

[@twistls]

Man...these videos are gold!!!

[@thousandsuns]

Thank you so much for this! Breaking everything down, something that I have been looking for, no I've found it! Very informative full of information and not scattered information. Thank you!!!!!

[@brandonwillis2346]

This is golden info

[@atemiq]

Joseph! Cant thank you enought for your tutorials!!! Great job!! Hope some time you will show us conditioning drills(weight circuits or heavy bag etc) as well) Wish you the best!

[@ioannisdimopoulos]

Love your lowkick Videos much Love from Greece

[@ilikedafunk]

One mistake I notice I do sometimes is looking at the pad (downward) when I should be looking at the overall target (neck, chest, shoulder area), might be worth mentioning. Excited to get the rest of the low kick tutorials from the low kick king himself!

[@omegasquad868]

WTF are you crazy Joe was nowhere near what you would call a lowkick expert hell he ONLY had 14 total pro fights mainy against american point karate fighters lol

[@iknow1967]

Love the examples thanks

[@nicocontreras5366]

Very good breakdown !

[@parker4560]

the intro music is badass

[@BloodShedda]

Joe, I have a fear of getting checked with the knee in sparring it has happened a few times now. Please make video about getting checked and working around that. Thanks.

[@jiangpan7333]

Good question

[@brownsey1]

Yeah I'm exactly the same. Hurt it originally from a check where I caught the knee. Have subsequently been out for quite a while, but then came back and fecking pad work blew it out again when I threw a sloppy kick while tired that caught the edge of the pad.

[@brownsey1]

Hahahaha another epic contribution, what a badass!

[@raffuh6743]

BloodShedda to not get checked u have to time it right so that ur opponent can't check it, that's the whole point of the exit/enter lowkick vids joe has made

[@BloodShedda]

I wish timing was the only problem. I've sparred with newbs that randomly aim their knee at my kicking leg.

[@austinsowers8993]

Joe why do you always wear shoes? lol

[@山川川山]

For protecting ankle

[@m2oska]

Because he loves Savate

[@joebotz1243]

Where can I get shoes like that?

[@theastuteangler]

excellent drills dude, keep em coming

[@Hougenie100]

Matt taking about 400 low kicks in this vid....do not envy him!

[@abellara3790]

Thanks for the videos keep them coming, I have a REQUEST can you make one about how to get out of the clinch and how to cut angles in MT

[@yongjiean9980]

This low kick is like Kyokushin

[@dreadknot2238]

Hey man you were on Lawrence kenshin channel.

[@juntanalgo8982]

Love it.

[@muaythai6994]

Amazing video! Does anyone know in what situation you step out to the right to lowkick?

[@jamesmiles9048]

Love the leg kicks,didn't know so many versions of it me personally just normally go for baseball bat one,I like the savate style leg kicks stomp on knee sidekick brilliant chasse bas,do you actually think axe kicks or hook kicks good option to leg,as in my karate gym guy uses axe kick to thigh a lot seems to work hurt people ??

[@marcorodriguez7694]

Been waiting for this! :D

[@matthiasgorman1047]

How to toughen up shins?

[@ilopgaara]

Yeap, as Mariusz said, keep kicking the heavybag, when I was 13 my first kru used to make me do drills of 100 low kicks, 50 body kicks and 25 high kicks on each leg, you can also do like 200 body kicks or low kicks if all you want is conditioning.

[@HOLDFASTHOUND]

Great tutorial, can you show us how to set up a calf kick or high ankle kick. Like the one that Eric Silvia landed on nordine taleb and made his foot go numb.

[@stespark]

Hi, can someone help me with this or maybe know where i am going wrong? Basically i can throw left roundhouse kicks all day with no pain in my shin and it lands better on the pads and in sparring. But my right roundhouse kick, while more powerful causes pain in my shin. I often have bruises and lumps on my right shin but my left shin will be completely fine. Anyone got any ideas? Is this just a natural thing or i am kicking incorrectly?

[@CaseyRead]

bob yenan Keep kicking. break yourself down to become stronger.

[@lsauthor]

Is that future Bill S. Preston Esquire holding the pad?

[@Maxstrikingandfitness]

Another one in my dj kahlad Voice 😈😈

[@maxbarnes3967]

I was always taught that every time you kick the foot that's planted must have the heel raised and the heel turn to create torque., and the foot that's planted never stays flat ?

[@cHK91129]

He explain 3 ways, 2 planted and 1 turning, depends what you want to do (sorry my bad english). The third one is more a muay thai low kick with full power.

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[@abcdef1659]

Speak, apeak , speak ,speak

[@yuri.anselmonobre1657]

Tem de botar legenda em português aí mermão

[@itstime4crusade]

Bazooka Kick Bocking?

[@FirstLast-ws7zw]

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