The Versatile Savate Leg Kicking Game And Key Details To Refine The Chasse Italien (Oblique Kick).

While high line kicks and spinning techniques are distinct aspects of Savate you'd be wrong to not cover its low kicking arsenal. Especially when applying Savate methods to other styles or MMA as a whole its low kicking approach applies wonderfully. Here I go over the mainstay low kicks of Savate and give you guys a few very important details on the Chasse Italien.
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[@Skazzo]

Beautiful flow to your movements

[@Dr-Grayson]

Thank you so much. Thanks very kind of you to say. Appreciate you stopping by.

[@killickoffroadarts]

Great video, and regarding the Chasse Italien; in my group, we chamber slightly outside, so outside chamber and the kick comes in at an angle and stresses the bands that hold the knee together. It's like stepping over a coffee table. Just an idea or a somewhat different flavour. Please train safely because it's a kick that will damage, as it's designed for that.

[@Dr-Grayson]

Very interesting, I'm always very curious to hear different approaches. Every school or group has their style and it's great to take ideas from people you aren't training with. Appreciate you stopping by and sharing, thanks for the info and for watching.

[@AloneManwithstrangethings]

Great content tho i want to see strong axe kick and spinning hook kick combos in savate

[@Dr-Grayson]

Cheers and thanks! Sure I can work on stuff regarding those, I have some fun tricks I do for the Lateral Revers I can share. Appreciate the suggestion.

[@tatumergo3931]

You're not going to break anyone's knee with the chasse italien is a matter of opinion and where you land the kick. Try targeting the side of the knee at the curve junction and then see the effects!

[@Dr-Grayson]

Yes, if there's any way to actually break the knee with the kick that's it. But it is generally thrown to the front of the leg and outside of a dire self defense situation I personally would not train to encourage people to strike the side of the knee in any other context, yes even competition. Even then it requires considerable force and the right timing, which is challenging to do regardless. So in most cases I don't think you'll be breaking the leg. Specific circumstances are always important to keep in mind, no different than shins breaking on a checked kick.

[@isolahti]

Are You using toes or foottable when You do fouette?

[@Dr-Grayson]

Here I demonstrate using the top of the foot not the toes. Depending on your application both are used. Sounds better on the bag too haha. I'll delve into more focus on that particular aspect of the art in the future.