Tutorial How to do a Muay Thai Low Kick and Dutch Style Cut Kick

[@thelasthydra6921]

Iam a kyokushin practitioner, and the "step to the right then kick" technic is a new one to me.. Its really great

[@loneronin6813]

I've always loved and respected Kyokushin, it's my favorite style of Karate. I just wish they had a dojo in my area lol As far as striking goes, most of my experience is in Taekwondo, but I've always been more of a grappler, mostly from Judo and Combat Hapkido. Although I have back issues, I can still use a lot of what I learned from Combat Hapkido and I've lately been adding in some basic Muay Thai since it has some killer low kicks and I can't really kick higher than most people's thigh or stomach anymore. (Depending on which leg I'm kicking with as one allows higher kicks than the other.) While I can't throw hook punches the way I used to due to the torque on my back, I still make good use of jab-cross combinations and for some reason throwing elbows and knees doesn't aggravate my back, which I'm very thankful for :D I'm glad I saw this video too, because it fits well with the way I use footwork and after giving this kick a try, I feel that it's definitely something I can make good use of if I practice it enough. Are there any Kyokushin techniques that you would recommend as particularly effective? Sorry for the ramble there, I tend to get super excited by martial arts and conversations centered around the topic as it's a huge passion of mine. I used to think that I couldn't do much in the way of martial arts anymore because of my back, but lately having found that I can still pull off some basic Muay Thai to strengthen my striking, I feel like I've found a way to keep training. I hope that your training continues to strengthen and enrich your life as well and if you made it through my slog of a comment, you're a true champion my friend haha XD

[@gladyator2904]

Dasho Shin samee I’m young and in my CCA im one of the hardest kickers, but there is a guy that has a very conditioned Thy, so now now a new way of conditioning :D

[@perfecto25]

Im 8 years Oyama kyo, and had to relearn mawashi geri for muay thai kick, totally different technique. Looks so simple but takes a long time to get right. The power of MT kick is unbelieveable. Rib breaking.

[@FightVideos]

cool video, you can also jump both feet to the right(means right leg lead first) without left foot in front of right leg(means more squared up and more faster) and then kick, it is a subtle difference. Another way is kick the opponent right inner thigh when step right, the inner thigh is much more weaker and hard to toughen. more squared up means you are less prone to push kick or long kicks, but squared means body punch or jabs or punch might be more possible. During side kicks, lean off the centre line of opponent body and at least more leaned back. and guard up the kicking leg's hand by touch with your side of eye brow to cover the temple. supporting leg during kick drop the elbow but high guard your head to the eyebrow to protect being attacked. the technique shown the leg leg in front can be push kicked more easily but anyway, low kicks are usually bad asses are hard to defend especially when kick the softer spots. btw, the support leg can bend more but during and after low kicking, always return to the ground as soon as possible and also regain balance. if the opponent is a abit too close, use the upper shin to low kick, you can put one hand to jab or push off while you low kick. It is sure bad ass. After low kick prepare to block or launch another low kick or kick. or push kick back if opponent tries to advance.

[@dgrdst5810]

Does it not come naturally to you lol

[@JD-oe5uc]

Nice video! As a Dutch 2 small remarks....we often learn that the placement of the foot is right behind the pad so that the impact of the kick is really from your shin and not your foot (a lot of beginners are doing this wrong). Secondly, to block really hard kicks it is best for the one holding the pad to move your left leg a bit forward, bend it and place your weight on your foot to tighten the muscles in your upper leg (the ones receiving the kick), Otherwise it will be painful, even with a pad when you keep receiving these Duct style low-kicks ;).

[@selboylan468]

John Dijk thought the same

[@Mahir-Azerbaijani]

Dutch are trash. Leave it

[@Drspiz]

When you kick someone’s knee with your shin is one of the worst pains

[@integratedboxingsystem8827]

Here's a GREAT video on how to throw the leg kick and avoid getting knocked out in the process kzbin.info/www/bejne/oIfXZ2Wao7p3i7s

[@ORIGINOLINDIVIDUAL]

Catching you toe on their shin is just as bad 😖

[@theprodigalson4003]

I have a feeling I would just hurt their knee if I did that.

[@ackerman2833]

No I swear I didn't have that pain when I am kick to someone leg so hard

[@BenNBenInc]

Guaranteed leg breaker if you're not careful

[@scottvrosenfeld]

Best video I've seen yet. Finally puts it all together where it makes sense. Thank you.

[@UndyingElite]

thanks for the step by step man, actually improved my technique from this, keep it up guys

[@SamirSeif]

Glad you enjoyed the kicking video!

[@gkosan89]

best part of all of this is that Samir fights Southpaw but he's demonstrating an orthodox stance kick without a loss of effectiveness

[@MrStark-gl8wi]

It makes me happy to see my fellow kyukoshin fighters come here to gain knowledge on this too. OSU

[@Rambiker2023chief]

I love how you equated it to a soccer kick. Thats something soccer fans can easily relate to and emulate.

[@SamirSeif]

Thank you🙏🥊

[@dominicvl1990]

Liked this one a lot. Simple and effective footwork.

[@Nediler]

Very good video - learned a lot. I have gotten used to in place pivoting but this concept of creating an angle aka. step (not saying creating angles is new or irrelevant) really helped me. Thanks

[@dirtpoorchris]

Jesus christ..... This dude even gets his head and neck movement into his kick power.... OVER 9000.

[@SamirSeif]

Ontario Top Team Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and Muay Thai is located in Hamilton ,Canada. Ps-thanks for the support on this video.Cant wait for you to see my liver kick and neck chop video!

[@Haseeebo]

Samir Seif damnit Hamilton! I was hoping Toronto....but I guess we are blessed with a lot of martial arts gyms up here so I can't complain

[@gringdominicano3183]

I train in kyokushin but your video was very helpful!

[@gordonray528]

Like the "kicking a soccer ball" reference to the footwork.

[@bigcartoonyIIV]

I like this kick. Ill practice it on my garbage can. I wish your gym was closer to my city.

[@cynthia5083]

bigcartoonyIIV Ouch must hurt

[@BruceLeroyUK]

That poor garbage can.

[@ruhlnews4348]

The fuck has the garbage can done to you? He is so nice picking up all the trash for you and carrying it without complaining.... :(

[@outfitondarise]

Go outside and kick a three, i train like that

[@bigcartoonyIIV]

@@ruhlnews4348 LMAO. AHAHAHAHA good one

[@CardScapeGame]

Damn those kicks are brutal

[@SamirSeif]

This covers how to low kick ,cut kick and holland chop kick

[@SamirSeif]

To answer all of you yes you must always rotate the supporting leg at some point.That point must be before any undue pressure comes to the support knee ligament/tendon structure.There are two ways to throw,pivot first,rotate body slightly after,or drive shoulder and rotate/whip hip and let the rotation of the pivot door naturally.time and training will do the rest.Thank you to all of your supportive comments!

[@blackneotheone2978]

Samir Seif I like this kick because it's less telegraphing in the movement and u can throw punches before or after it lands

[@schaelakhan]

Samir Seif >

[@Funktastic_Ed]

The foot rotation happens naturally if you understand the logic of this technique, if you don't rotate the foot you block your supporting leg and you loose the kinetic energy and centrifugal force. Yes that's somethinh non-practicians are not aware, it's all about mass, speed and rotation. And also you have to unfold the leg right before hitting, this way you deliver a perfect whipped kick.

[@rudolphsimmonds1382]

EXCELLENT TUTORIAL!

[@SamirSeif]

Thank you🙏

[@c.a.k5486]

Proper Form, hard Kick. Thanx a lot.

[@renopereira1434]

Its all in the hips for these low powered turning kicks 👊🏼🥋👊🏼

[@NicholasGeschke]

I practice Muay Thai myself at a gym called American Top Team. My instructor says that I have skill, but lack experience. My favorite move we've learned so far, (other than any of the clinches) is the low kick. Because of the hardening of our shins, a low kick to the thighs (or calves) can disable an opponent's leg by repeatedly hammering at it.

[@marko-xk6hk]

clean technique you have

[@jefkoele-wijn8872]

Good tutorial and good and hard low kicks

[@andreibravo6741]

this is very useful sir. very effective technique. please use a small mic next time so we can hear you clear :)

[@Kswty]

i think he can kill people in one kick. LOL

[@ibeatricebags]

One kick man

[@armeezykunzu7763]

I love how you demonstrate the skills, Great video. off topic, I think your voice sounds like the Game (rapper) LOL

[@goldsilverandiamonds]

Great instruction and demonstration. I just wish the volume was a little higher. Thanks for posting.

[@JGKski360]

nice video, thanks for the tips!

[@HelloWorld-tn1tl]

Great video !

[@IronWolverine1973]

Nice wacking sound!

[@coolwaterdvr]

Nice I like that. Thanks Samir.

[@Dan0101010101010]

You are an awesome trainer and person Samir, thanks for the videos! Do you rotate after the jiggle in the hips or do you start rotating before that jiggle? So is it leg goes up hip releases and jiggles then you torque your hips over? Or do you start torquing your hips before the leg gets to that jiggle release point? Cheers mate!

[@SamirSeif]

I torque and allow the hip to open and snap.The snapping is that "jiggle".

[@outraclasseglow]

Nice tecnic!

[@firepanda282]

excellent video as usual. definitely would not want to be on the receiving end of one of those beasts!

[@deddytube1989]

nice gym!

[@Brucelee-pv6uf]

One of my favourite mysic ❤

[@TheMiratep]

background music is the xx-intro ;) :D

[@mhaluuun93]

If your front/leading foot was to stay flat on the ground for the kick and not on the ball of it's toe, wouldn't you hyper-extend your knee because you're not pivoting fast enough or smoothly enough?

[@SamirSeif]

The knee support is always adjusted accordingly to prevent damage to the meniscus and ligament/tendon structure.

[@SamirSeif]

Now you can see with the most recent UFC shin break why I teach to travel around the knee and not across.

[@bigmember5908]

that is so much mat space!

[@Ozzy2341]

How do I prevent from the top of my foot swelling and damaging soft tissue in top of foot ?

[@-Markus-]

Hit with the shin?

[@carpejkdiem]

One of my favorite low kicks in the set. Very nice share! Thank you very much. To sit and see others share like this is something we all use to imagine one day when. That time is now ha! - To Joyful moments I've always trained but watching has always also been one of my super best things to do. Instruction Training clips Me = :-)!!! haha Blessings2u brother

[@Melanie-Melou]

What age would you recommend for children to start classes , do you train children? Do you come out to organizations and teach self defence and how to control a potential violent situation in the work force?

[@SamirSeif]

Yes I teach corporates and speciality groups self protection ,prevention and awareness .Email if your interested,and I'll give you more details. Thank you for your interest. Ps-I start children from 5 on up.

[@rkalicinska8444]

why the foot is engaged so much in the kick? if an oponent blocks it by raising the leg, you'll smash your foot bones on their knee.

[@ramsri7148]

Very good techniqeue

[@stantheheadhumongous9402]

Practice this on banana bags, then hard banana bags, at least 100 kicks a time, remember swing the bag so it comes down to your shin as well. In just a few weeks your kick would sound like gun shots go off.

[@joesr31]

after I kick I find it hard to turn back to the original position like it is twisting my knee which hurts sometimes, is there a technique of " retracting" after the kick?

[@adnansalah8345]

كابتن سامر ابدعت..انت منين؟ شكلك عراقي يمكن؟؟

[@TonyqTNT]

Does your shin extend from the knee joint or stay in the same position angle upon approach to the target???

[@SamirSeif]

There is some give to the angle, yet the knee does not move into full extension to prevent a hyper extension or lockout.

[@SamirSeif]

Rotation of the shoulder and hip occur slightly before the hip jiggle,and then the hip jiggle transforms into a whipping hip action that snaps the down ward cut of the shin .

[@NantachaiChootien]

ขอบคุณครับ Thank You guy.

[@Chromeskull90]

I have a question. Do you have to hit with your shins or the ankle joint plus the upper part of the foot?

[@biffdanielson2820]

Can you break someone's knee with this?

[@tips6233]

Where should you make contact? Shin, ankle, top of foot?

[@SamirSeif]

Tips inside the edge of bone just past the hinge to a couple inches up. When I demonstrate on my opponent you can see it’s that hard shin part with the foot instep wrapping around and behind. When I did it on the low kick shield I’m concentrating with my shin but make contact with my foot. I have since redone some videos so you can see the hinge or wrap of my foot makes incidental contact but the concentration of contact is the shin bone.

[@SamirSeif]

Tips kzbin.info/www/bejne/o53ZgJieqMmqmKc

[@joel3760]

I can't the kick by me is the food the broblem

[@83LeDude]

Thanks!

[@beambogart1914]

That's how a boss throw a kick...just cause it don't look like van dam me doesn't mean not gonna hurt....this guy will break your legs...don't be a fool

[@loneronin6813]

I'm with you 100%. Van Damme has skill and a certain flair to his kicks, but in all honesty I find the kicks in this video more impressive. I think that substance should always be emphasized over style. I love martial arts movies, sure, but I love seeing practical and effective use of martial arts even more. :D

[@J_Dub63]

You need to watch Ernesto Hoost fights .

[@beambogart1914]

If you seen this guy fight...you keep your mouth shut...he's very humble...but a real killa

[@manicbassa]

When you guys kick do you always keep both hands guarding your face? Im just starting out but find I cant hold my balance if Im also guarding my face. On youtube I see guys guarding their face whilst others dont. Thanks

[@SamirSeif]

oldskool great question! Hands are held close when kicking close,one hand counter balances when kicking far.

[@manicbassa]

Great! Thanks for the advice

[@illonebaby]

oldskool stand with ur hands on a bag and extend your kick all the way out using the bag for balance. drill holding the position until it gets too easy and then hop to keep your balance. If you have a partner let him catch your kick fully extended and drill different ways of keeping your balance. you will need to learn to keep your hands out as well as in. With your hands out it'll be easy to defend elbows and trap his arms. If your doing kickboxing you'll want to learn to keep your hands up and in to defend punches as your wolves will be your main defense.

[@pandamoon_man3747]

Why are all three of them bawled. Ps good vid

[@UR-Cristiaono-2]

Good boss

[@alfonsocalvo2926]

Why do you make 2 steps where you can do without one? Why do you hit with your instep? Sorry for bad english

[@SamirSeif]

alfonso Calvo two steps is to gain a proper angle on the knee,so the shin and knee do not clash.Im always traveling around the knee.I am using the bare part of my shin just above my instep as point of contact.The instep contact is just incidental

[@jessbubb6339]

This is just like a soccer kick

[@TheMrSuspectzero]

Hi, Sir I just want to mention something which I noticed. The side step followed by lead foot drag in order to get to the right position means when fighting a pro fighter this will be telegraphing the kick and opponent will already be ready to block if worse not counter it. Ofcourse we can keep them busy with strikes to head and change level but the telegraphing seems obvious. How to fix that? Kindly guide me there. Other than that awesome tutorial just one more thing. The light of the room seems very low... a flash would help tonnes or maybe extra lights on when filming. Peace.

[@Boxing_Reviews]

bas rutten?

[@scorpion1442]

Do you have a training Center? What City? I want to have some self defense classes I seen your videos they are really good but I will like it to try it in person professional.

[@erikyanez9419]

Me encantó!

[@zimonslot]

can't hear the thud.

[@xeongaming4350]

god kick !

[@KevinSoupy]

nice...i wanna see a 140 lbs mt student generate the same power.

[@KyosaNimGe]

I can generate that same power if not more. I am 161 lbs currently. I'm light for my height but I have a powerful kick! I'm sure with proper training a 140 lb person can do it!

[@FrewpPlei]

I remember getting bullied back in my secontary years. I said stop messing with me but they just keep doing bad stuff. One day I've had enough and I kick the dude in the thigh with all my rage so hard he could'nt stand up and just keep crying on the floor. After that no one bullies me anymore

[@unknownguy757]

I can't really support violence as marital artist, but they got what they wanted

[@FrewpPlei]

@@unknownguy757 yeah, I learned that to survive the street you have to always look intimidated

[@MontyQueues]

@@unknownguy757 violence is part of martial arts

[@joel3760]

I can't the rotation by me is my leg high and not in the rotation(Sry for the bad English I'm German) 🙈

[@philipp5528]

Falls du noch Hilfe brauchst schreib mir beherrsche den kick ganz gut

[@2BrosRacing]

I would expect that low kick everytime you take that small step.. on the other hand if you land that low kick you probably cut me in have😄

[@SamirSeif]

Peaty_BBQ haha 😂 The step is demonstrated in the video on its own.So I would agree if it’s done on its own the opponent might pick up on it yet does not guarantee they can evade it or block check it. In actuality it’s done with a hand feint to hide the step or hidden when and opponent is busy backpedaling and does not realize a new angle has been taken. It is a barb burner🔥🔥 when it lands!👊

[@2BrosRacing]

@@SamirSeif i have no doubt it is haha😎 thnx for the explanation 👊

[@blairkim6818]

How come all.three guys are bold

[@tanbir005]

Taekwondo style 45°

[@21centuryarchives17]

Dont mind me i just need it 0:51

[@seung-hyuncha1439]

you overly favour the right kick.

[@Josh_GS__]

mmmm.. i dont know... too much movement

[@xMichaelML]

pep guardiaolla??? xD

[@jubileujunior7647]

Bolsonaro 2018

[@ไท.เมือง.ยศ]

มวยไทย..

[@leandrofraga6321]

grandote ...gira sobre tu pie ... mucha fuerza ....poca tecnica

[@ИльяБелов-л1г]

Ну и чушь. Емельяненко круче бьет.

[@melo3814]

Why all of them are bald and with beards

[@nn-jb5dv]

Its cloning

[@피터팬-w9t]

태극기 뭐고

[@vad197510]

:D no no no...

[@nicolasvidal5722]

👎

[@RomeroXVII]

Great video!

[@SamirSeif]

Romero XVII thank you🙏