EVADING KICKS🦵Martial Art Jeet Kune Do

Evading a kick in requires good reflexes, timing, and footwork. In this video we cover the most important way to evade kicks. Remember, it is essential to practice these techniques regularly to improve your reflexes and timing. Also, keep in mind that the best way to avoid a kick is to maintain your distance and keep moving, making it harder for your opponent to land a kick.
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[@0penMind54]

Again brother helping me develop for a while, every video matters and guides me so much, even when I'm at gym and dojo MMA, they don't use jkd and shun other techniques but theirs, I always incorporate and Dont care for their doctrine

[@uli9084]

This is where I quit kyokushin semi contact. I did full contact before. I had to make a yoko geri (side kick). one higher band was saying I should lift my leg more. But I found this much to slow to attack it looks nice, but in reality it does not work, especially with high pressure

[@franktidwell8392]

Mr. Marx .. thanks for another great lesson and video as always..

[@tonyjkd8010]

Excellent. This is Jeet kune do. Simple direct and efficient. No wasted motion or time. IFO. Tommy Carruthers 🐉 🐉 🐉

[@NdivisionKorea-kc4el]

I quite like the side kick to stop an attacker in his advancing. It makes sense to intercept the opponents motion. Because I’ve notice a lot of styles don’t use this interception. But it makes sense to try and stop hit someone in there tracks. It’s the first line really in defense. Either than or hit them before they can move. Because if you allow an attacker to come forward swinging your given them more time and advantage to attack you and we all know it doesn’t take much to put some to sleep. Interception is really good stuff. I like that forward attack when someone is coming forward with stiff type jab and trying to crack there ligament in there knee.

[@ThomasMarxJKD]

A jkd fighter should be a counter specialist.

[@martialartsfilmstudio5924]

The way of moving is really similar to fencing. And Bruce also imitated the way of fencing attack because it's fast and safer for the attacker - there is less space for a counterattack. Thank You for the video. Good luck !

[@alasdairmidclass2385]

Perfect video to learn from

[@piusroussel8611]

Thank you 🖐🏽

[@TheTrendkillerx]

Valuable lesson right there

[@mjp-bi3re]

Excellent as always.

[@aka.Q.Yang.]

[@mihaipaduraru4990]

How to use Jeet Kune Do against Muay thay will be interesting to see

[@sidalibekhtaoui672]

Amazing technics sir Can you do a private lessons or on Line lessons like tommy site ??

[@ThomasMarxJKD]

Thanks. No...

[@sidalibekhtaoui672]

@@ThomasMarxJKD i hpe one day you do the on Line lessons

[@YoyoJajun]

Bravo sensi 🫡🫡🫡

[@sophiawoods6748]

What’s the reason for not teaching rear leg kicks from Thai boxing in jkd? Is there a reason?

[@ThomasMarxJKD]

Directness and telegraphic motion. There are rear legs kicks, I have covered that in my videos though. But because the leg is further away from the target, its used not as often.

[@sophiawoods6748]

@@ThomasMarxJKD thanks Thomas for the reply.

[@abhimanyubist1875]

Though shouldn't we usually move the back leg first when retreating so we can stay in the stance if we do it this way won't we be open for takedowns since our legs are in the same spot?

[@ThomasMarxJKD]

When you get attacked to the head with punches primarily yes, when you get attacked with kicks, than front leg first. As always, there are overlaps as well...

[@abhimanyubist1875]

@@ThomasMarxJKD ok thanks Mr. Marx

[@NdivisionKorea-kc4el]

Do you run? Or sprint for jkd? What’s the preferred method of the 2?

[@ThomasMarxJKD]

Yes... Both...

[@hammoumohamed2981]

How to avoid telegraphic kicks in jkd?

[@ThomasMarxJKD]

There is a video about that on this channel.

[@NdivisionKorea-kc4el]

You don’t want to give any time for your opponent to work with. You want to shut him down fast and efficient. Do you incorporate weight training or isometrics into this method?

[@ThomasMarxJKD]

Yes

[@Paradise_Sun]

What is the soundtrack you used? Other than that great content as always ✌️

[@Paradise_Sun]

5:16 - 5:21 "you can counter here." In sync with the soundtrack! 👌

[@ThomasMarxJKD]

🤣

[@ThomasMarxJKD]

It's a soundtrack that's available in the editing programme. I don't know the song name, I can look it up...