BKA - Episode #31 - The Low Kick (Part 3)

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[@andreaata2226]

Fantastic lesson, thanks Joe❤

[@paulhudson5833]

The material in this series is absolutely brilliant. Huge fan! Will you be doing any similar videos for the inside low kick or attacking the opponents rear leg??

[@Ben-kp1dh]

That would be awesome, but Bazooka joe doesn't switch kick or switch stances in his fights. I'm sure he knows how to, but I think he is teaching the way he fought against world class opponents. The Sitmonchai's are Muay thai fighters who go after legs all day. They are great to look at to see low kick set up variation.

[@Bushido2505]

Hy ! What a great Fighter, Teacher and Master this guy is. He teaches very very good and easy to understand. Years of experience on the highest level in the Ring. This is what we see here. Thank you very much Master !!! Greetings from Spain.Ooooossssss 🥊🥋🥊

[@jimmycruz8846]

This 3 part lowkick series was a master piece, thank you, can't wait to spar again.

[@marcloetotal]

Amazing infos! Thank you!

[@boble77]

Fantastic. Part 3. The eskimos have 16 words for snow. Of course Joe needs a wooping 45 min to explain all details of the low kick. Top.

[@universe6319]

Awesome,best kickboxing tutorials that can be found in internet. Thanks Joe, keep on going!

[@clm3888]

Joseph, were you the one that wrote that Glory article about the "Art of Low Kicks"? It's nowhere now. I want to read it again. It mentions you in it and how you took out Raymond Daniels with the low kick.

[@lucasatrox]

You are doing a amazing job, i have to say this videos are helping me to continue learning in a moment i can't train in a gym.

[@cdanielr]

Such a good material! Thank you very much!

[@escueladecombate.3832]

the best tutorial of lowkicks ever look in my life

[@saba2cci]

Great video! It's kinda of stupid how the views drop off so much after part 1. This might be the most important leg kick video because it teaches you timing which is one of the hardest things to learn in fighting.

[@himalayandream]

Thank you for this incredible channel.

[@enigmapublius1]

I am so thankful for you making this videos for free! It is improving my game! One thing you didn't talked yet and it is very important is the breathing process in fighting, maybe you could do a short video based on it? Keep up with the good work

[@bram9333]

great stuff

[@julianhaunui6572]

Very very interesting and well explained

[@fabian13333]

Training in that beautiful gym with a world champ wold have been great

[@jamesmiles9048]

Love he's videos learn so many things never knew so many techniques to low kick,he's brilliant coach one best I've ever seen,one flaw where's the southpaw stuff ???,to biased lol,

[@Sk8foxx]

Could you do a few videos on fighting southpaws? (Especially with the low kick!)

[@tommiepowerfulone3725]

Abiels poor leg...

[@xvouts2241]

Great video Joe. How can we use the jab to set up attacks and avoid the low kick??

[@nugget22gil39]

if your talking about not getting leg kicked why jabing what I try to do is bounce in for my jab and get out of range and also in the back of my mind know they maby that low kick is coming in and I can be rdy to check it

[@xvouts2241]

nugget22 gil thanks man, i think step in is the key

[@ray5549]

How come you dont pivot the leg?

[@nawally123]

He does, but he explained that he doesn't always pivot or go in too hard. I guess it's also easier to not pivot when you're demonstrating

[@drumrocka]

Eggsit