Liam Harrison breaks down his low kick

[@radiant_man]

Bro's creating his own techniques, and guess what they work too. That's the sign of a martial artist who's rlly made it ngl.

[@nowawakened1720]

Guys like Masato from k1 used it way back but it’s definitely working

[@markmessi9020]

Its not his own technique, he chose to low kick the kickboxing style. This style of low kick is good because you can come back with hands right after. Kickboxing vs muay thai type ish right here

[@steverogers7601]

Creating his own techniques” Lmao bless your heart

[@hafizhdyt5189]

Thts why we call it Martial Artist

[@houserental5424]

Fact check: false

[@YerDa67]

Definitely comes from his football background. That’s basically a volley. Jose Aldo was the same with his kicks, so powerful because of playing football.

[@geckoe9506]

They’re Dutch style low kicks

[@andrebirds6308]

@@geckoe9506 Liam’s British, he most likely learned it from football

[@goofy9144]

Soccer

[@DarkDoughnutsVids]

​@andrebirds6308 Liam's a kickboxer, he most likely learned it from Kickboxing

[@jobkuperus]

Wait untill Messi makes the cross over... I bet he's got some wicked stuff up his sleeve..

[@-jack-6801]

Throwing both effectively at appropriate times seems like a great idea

[@scal7122]

Kyokushin low kick awesome

[@farislukovic3769]

This also works for Liam cause he is extremely explosive. Otherwise you don't get to much power in this but as said, with Harrison, he will get power into everything

[@warrioremperor6320]

No sh t lil kid

[@farislukovic3769]

You are unhappy brother? What bothers you so much that that's your attitude to people. Always here for you 👊

[@atharvamuley8911]

@@farislukovic3769 class act

[@dorianurem6203]

I think pererira throws a lot of his kicks like that, no hip turning just throws the legs

[@qwertyuiopasdfghjkl000]

He throw’s everything with less range of motion, it’s all probing to set up bombs

[@dp34576]

Dutch style

[@KMAAcademy2020]

I teach my students 3 types of low kicks and I call that version “the Liam Harrison”

[@gtfuentes5814]

Excellent technique. This old dog is learning new tricks.

[@justinv6410]

That’s the Japanese style of throwing them. Broadly speaking, there’s the Thai style, the Dutch style and the Japanese style of throwing low kicks.

[@khuzytheartistee]

You are right, but I would argue his way is Dutch. The Thai's keep the narrow stance and turn all the way over, both the Dutch and the Japanese don't turn over too much, but the Dutch keep a narrow stance similiar to Thai's whereas the Japanese generally keep a wider stance

[@BauBooAhkabee]

Don't forget the African Low Kick

[@xiMaarKo]

Nice knowledge

[@justinv6410]

@@khuzytheartistee The Dutch have theirs based on transitioning from a boxing attack to a fully committed power low kick. The Japanese have theirs based on speed and either transitioning from or to a boxing attack. The Thais are primarily kick or leg focused in stance and stay that way. All attacks are fully committed to though.

[@Global-Grit]

It’s funny because when I first started training MT I didn’t have the hip mobility to turn over kicks properly so this was my style by default. The coaches hated it😅 My noob kick is now in style. Noice.

[@landonp4726]

This is how legs break when you don’t turn the shin over

[@muaythai.8474]

Speed is power ,I taught this technique lond time ago I refer to it ,and works off front and back the 45 degree strike using the shin as a bat not as a sharp strike ,the greatest advantage to that kick is it also pulls the opponents muscle which is nasty ribs are worse

[@gnrriffs]

He does turn his leg or he would kick with his calf muscle not shin. Watch the fight footage THE FRONT of the shin hits the leg.

[@jimjamocha3553]

of course he turns his shin, he doesn't turn his hip

[@jameso8418]

Beautiful kick.👍👍

[@fernandopazzetti7403]

Just like Pereira 🎉

[@yogeshyonjan5179]

thats literally kyokushin low kick

[@NineteenEightyTwo]

Sacrificing power for speed with less hip rotation..... smart move for the judges point scoring.

[@genuflext]

why bruh whispering like this ain't already being recorded 😂

[@shawndesjardins4904]

Why do the Thais always do some kind of display when they are scored on. It seems really obvious "look you didn't hurt me" gestures are almost always responses to *you definitely caught me* moments.

[@jackojacki4153]

He's having fun

[@3stools518]

It’s none of the responses above. It’s because - a) betting is a massive part of Thai boxing. People, including the fighters, bet. Totally unlike western sport and betting b) scoring in Muay Thai considers not just shots thrown/ landed but also the aggression and the impact a shot has on the opponent Watch how each fighter holds their hands high after each round. Even if they took a pummelling. Same thing

[@3stools518]

You can also see fighters point at the other one when they land a good shot. It’s a “look I’ve hurt him” tactic. To influence the gamblers and the judges

[@CyclingMartialartswithMusic]

Thai rules say if it affected you, the other guy is scoring.

[@Juanchomagro]

thats the same kick as alex perrerira, he doesnt turn his hips to low kick too..perphas its a type of kickboxing kick?

[@bored-in-the-house3950]

I mean isn’t that just a Dutch low kick that kick-boxers use?

[@xeroz3446]

3:37:49

[@houserental5424]

On a very low kick most muay thai guys aren’t turning this hip all the way over. Not sure why this is special

[@benhallo1553]

Pereira

[@johnpauljones-topic6757]

🗿

[@warinspruit7428]

Try that with Nong-o

[@nathanbarnhart7823]

Yeah he did and he lost. How many dudes you know who wouldn’t lose to Nong O? Even know of?

[@Lucasl501]

​@@nathanbarnhart7823 yes it's a ridiculous example, they both are elite thai fighters

[@mcfc9320]

@@nathanbarnhart7823haggerty

[@MrVirtuezzz]

@@mcfc9320 Nong-o has been fighting since he was 9, he is now 37. He has been past his prime for like 15 years AT LEAST

[@sonnyhutchins3141]

Dutch style...

[@beedt714]

There is a time and place for all moves.

[@xeroz3446]

3:36:36