I've been in alot of fights in my life and I to am a devoted practitioner of martial arts and military combat styles (hand-to-hand, firearms, tactics) and I agree, it's easy to say I'll catch his foot and all those things but people forget two basic rules of combat. 1. your opponent is unpredictable 2. action is faster than reaction everyone fights differently and it's hard to tell how somone is going to react to a situation.

Yes, it is a standard round house kick. Although, this art is ancient so you can't simply call this a roundhouse. It is a Cambodian art with Cambodian names, not an English name. It means "cut the plate."

Wow these are some great videos. Thanks for putting em up falk!

the karate kick on this show, the savate kick on this show, one of the muay thai kicks on this show, and one of the TKD kicks on this show are all identical....

You've got to remember, this isn't a beginning blow. A high kick is a great follow up to a liver strike, or a hard hook.

these videos are so awsome, nicely done!

The Hawaiian fighting style was Lua which means pit. which was portrayed in hula, to tell stories of there hunt or there battle they went through. But you're right martial arts was designed for defense, exercise, and even for entertainment such as capoiera, and hula. Glad to see my Hawaiian culture being studied by others.

omg every time when I watch these video's I just feel the impacts lol.

good job. i agree this show was awesome

Yeah I find this to be much more effective after throwing many punches. The kick kind of comes from 'nowhere' and most people arent quick enough to react to it.

These are finishing moves. After a few fast jabs and a well placed roundhouse kick, you have time to make a longreaching kick once your opponent is just barely standing. These are simply fast, effiecient ends to a match, instead of 50,000 punches to their face.

ty :)

Exactly, hellspawn133. Low targets the thigh/knee, mid targets the midsection just above the waste, and high targets the head. I can see why power13 thinks it's a roundhouse, but there's one fundamental difference: the Cup Jaran has no rotation of the hips. With the Roundhouse (the Muay Thai variant, at least) you rotate your hips while you kick and spin on the ball of your foot and that's what gives it its power, which is equal to a baseball bat.

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People have to realize that this show is simply showing the move, not how to use it practically in a fight. If you are learning how to fight from this videos, it IS a great help and base start. But there is specific ways to effectively land these moves.

I haven't done Muay Thai but I've heard good things. Also, from a class I took recently, I TOTALLY agree with the first sentence, the excercices weren't bad but what they taught is so vague and doesn't help. Also the head instructor is full of himself, he has pictures of himself all over the dojo >:O

@SimAlias Funny how the Cro Cop got KO'd by his own signature move in one of the 'Best Knockouts in UFC History' DVD.

@TheObelix876 You my friend, are so lucky to have a learned teachers; awesome! I wish all teachers were as considerate and well organized (for planning for future eventuallities) as yours. Practice and train hard, and good luck in all your future martial arts endeavors!

oh wow ty for that. imma gonna go practice that now! (also i thought you said an old cousin you arent gonna use lol)

you are totally right.

This does so much damage when it lands right on the head.

My friend and I were messing around, and I forgot I was wearing steel toed boots. Thanks History channel!

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This show has like 18 kicks that are all roundhouse with a different name.

"he key to this move is kick speed and kick placement" ... einstein seems to still be among us

this is just a haymaker for a roundhouse kick. What's nice is you can step really far out on an angle, close the gap and carry through the person with the kick so that the kick ends on the other side of the person.

People who are in shape.

im khmer and my grandpa taught me everything i know. i live san diego so yeah a few times it comes in handy

@bushidomind How do you focus on where to land and on the jaw/neck you want to hit, both at the same time? Peace out.

@Danielnoctis In Bokator, they teach you to "catch" a high kick - so to speak. One arm stops the kick from reaching your head while the other hand goes behind the opponents knee. You twist the leg and drop to the ground, slamming the opponent on his belly and opening him up for an almost instant knee-bar. If done correctly, the practitioner will receive minimal injury while the opponent will be put into a very bad position.

@Danielnoctis when i'm sparring in my muay thai academy we block kicks with our shins. do u think its practical?

good video

@Nebulaterous I got many of these high kicks on the face when i started kick boxing after 2 years of boxing. After stepping back from an exchange (which i won almost every time) i d lower my defense feeling the distance was safe. but it wasn't! a foot usually came out of nowhere and landed on my face. Boom! so always keep your hands up haha

I think you are right. And yes, its called a rear horse kick;) I tried the rear horse kick but I dont have the feeling for it xD I do everytime a sidekick by trying it^^

hell yeh, i met one of them and he was like MASSIVE! and silver

"it can fracture the cervical (sp?) vertibrae." He sounded strangely happy saying that...

gonzaga is beastly though you cant deny it.

it just looks like a roundhouse kick to the temple

Only use high attacks when the other opponent is already distracted by either a feint, or being off-balance. Between distance and speed, placing a reinforced block or dodging, or both is very easy and will result in the high kick leaving you quite vulnerable.

pkap chan is slower and fancy then this kick it goes up and down. This one strike very fast in one shot to the head. I would say it isn't a (pkap chan) but it's my favorite kick too.

karate mawashi geri can kick whatever leg ! it's just in that program they show us "kizami mawashi geri" with the front leg

@speebyda So even kicking against head or neck level, you must kick with your shins?

Roundhouse is executed from the ready stance. With this the non kicking foot is rotated away from the body allowing the kick to "go through" the target more.

whats the best way to block this kick, and not got your arms broken

I see a Sagat reference there :)

Now, the next project is to take all the exact same moves and show how they are different. That's what I want to see.

I'm sorry, I'm not really good at fighting but it appears to me that putting your leg up that high and putting all of your balance on one leg in that position would be easy to counter. Like if they were to grab your leg and gain full control of you or if they push/trip you. Am I right on this?

The Cup Jaarn is hard to perform with a locked leg because of the upper and lower body rotation needed to execute with the right energy and power. Generally when you have a leg raised (side split) the body is better anchored and balanced with a locked leg but will give you less upper and lower body rotation. Try to perform multiple high kicks with a locked leg and then try to bend that leg and do it. Then try to perform the Cup Jaarn with a straight and bent leg. Youll see what I mean.

@speebyda No, it doesn't harden the bone. But repetitive trauma and muscular conditioning increase the support from skeletal muscles, deaden nerve endings to reduce pain, and some say increase bone density. The idea is that the stronger the muscles and tendons pulling on the bones, the denser the bones must become in order to compensate, which is why exercising the tibialis anterior, for example, helps prevent shin splints and fractures of the tibia. Others do say that microfractures in the bone

I used to practice TKD once. Lots of fun and high kicks - but id love to see someone actually do them outside in winter cloths forexample. Oh and dont forget ice! Fun to practice, good for body training - but not all that practical really.

looks like the high kick in karate.

yeah hes the silver surfer!

nice kick.

wow think of someone combines all the pro's of all the fighting tactics in the world. is he unbeatable?

i did this kick and he grabbed leg and then he slammed me to the floor. was it because i was too slow? or did not whip-it right? or both?

i need to find somebody to try these on

i've seen someone raisin their arm (face is touchin the biceps) to block a powerful roundhouse. that way, your triceps/arm is used, not blockin with your forearm, which can break easier.

@YesLloyd94 cro cop uses kyokushin. The tkd kicks are fast, while the kyokushin high kick concentrate more on shattering your skull.

@speebyda it probly wont be good for the joints however i dont think you should be worried about breaking anything unless you're hiting an un-padded wall or any other hard object

This kick is very important to me. I have practice it for many year in my room after watch this video. I sever many family ties, sacrifice my social life for it. I must have it, i need it.

@ visno yeah, but you have to strengthen your instep cuz it's not as hard as your shin

round house is high low and middle depends on how u use it

Yeh that's true I'm a black belt in tkd and speed is everything when trying to land a kick in any situation pretty much. and even if someone is able to block it there arm will probably hurt allot after.

i just love how these things are just open for little children...,HOLY CRAP,MY 5 YEAR OLD COUSIN JUST DID A HADOUKON THRUOGH THE SIDE OF MY LIVING ROOM

lol this show saved my reputation :) i was known in my school for being the best fighter. then this really big kid came and started beating up everyone... i became scared of him. and everyone started calling me a loser :( then one day he started on me and i beat the shit out of him with some modified tornado kicks :) keep watchin fellas its a great show

This is how Cro Cop has won most of his fights (and lost one of his fights by being hit with his own favorite kick).

Agree.

@ speedbyda. Have a look at Uechi Ryu my friend. The iron body discipline, teaches you to strengthen the fingers, toes, knuckles, etc. I have seen my instructor split a wooden plank using only the knuckle of his first finger. PS. Sorry about your hand

lol go to the tornado kick on these vids, it sounds sweet =D

You should never get in trouble with grey guys..

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Id hate to owe these guys money

thats the kick gongaza does :p

@foolclip Is the cost of living cheap down there? If so, I'm on my way.

opponets hands should never be that low from his head. but a very nice and effective kick.

this is the move that mirko crocop use most of his MMA fights!! very very effect!! usually it ends a knock out!! if accuarcy to a person neck, someone better call 911 lol!! cuz this kick is seriously blow if a person is caught off guard!

Different styles = different names Different nationalities = usually different languages

the wider the kick comes out the easier it is to read

@speebyda lead to denser bones as well, but I'm not sure if that's the case or not.

I do karate, so I know. My comment was directed at zaccamondo who said it was impossible to dodge the attack. It's quite possible. I backstep to avoid mawashi geri's (roundhouse kicks) all the time in class. It's much easier to avoid the attack when both people are moving around.

I'm not a martial artist, but I'm sure it would probably make more sense to rotate before a kick lands on target

@rockstr56 not exactly. A lot of Karate kicks just use a snapping motion of their foreleg/calf. It's faster, but a little less powerful since you're committing less muscle.

nice diea. thx^^ But I dont have a garden so it would be ..embarassing to do this in a park with a lot of other ppls around me^^

Pradal Serey, Khmer art is powerful since and even before the generation of Khmer Empires Angkor Wat.

Chuck Norris's round house kick

i don´t know exactaly, so i´m sorry if i´m talking bullshit. but both muay and bokator came from chinese san da /sanshou, or not? could you tell me if theres schools to teach this art here in south ameica, in brazil? i liked this style a lot!!!

why because it's a countering style ? Just because it's a countering style doesn't make it a bad martial art, it's actually a very good one.

@Aghaene yea but that all depends on whos kicking

Haha :D Its over and over a very nice kick. Exspecially if you are aming onto the head. I train this kick in the moment. but just without an aim so I lose my balance-.-* I dont have something to kick at

hahahah well said, these kicks rarely happen, but when they do, very benefitial results. but yeah..no one should rely on moves like these all the time. take it to the ground and submit =)

u should kick low first to set it up then kick high when they reach for da low kick...or look low aim high

@Cr1ptlord That's the trade off, I can get my leg that high and it is enough to rock someone but yeah... the most powerful roundhouse is probably most likely delivered to the midsection.

@Kyotiger in a bar you would be drinking and wearing some nice jeans or something that youarent used to throwing kicks in. Soits less likely you will throw a high kcikanyway. Alsowith the size of bar spaces and the closeness to other people... there would rarely be a time ina bar fight where you could throw a proper hook nevermind a kick

Yeah, that works too. Basically, a high kick only works if you're REALLY GOOD at it, and then it works a treat - Mirko Cro Cop Filopovic is a perfect example. Otherwise you fall on your ass. I'd go for the balls or a punch to the face, but then I'm not a kickin' kinda guy.

One question do you have to be naked to perform this move?

Or find a corner of a wall, tape up two cushions or pillows, one on either wall and practice there.

A knockout is being hit til you lose consciousness. A concussion is bruising to the brain caused by, the brain slamming against the skull. A concussion can occur without being knocked out.

looks like a right-handed (or legged) Mirko Crocop. Look at the Crocop vs Vovchanchyn fight, you'll see what I'm on about.

2 ways to prevent your oponent from blocking and countering this i can think of in my non expert opinion : use it after a punch, so as to grab and control their wrist, pulling them off centre and downwards, or to be very fast xD

humpf thats accutually a roundhouse kick

this is similar to muay thai high kick but his hands ar both dropped leaving his face wide open for counter strike in my muay thai school we either keep one hand on the face and one infront of the opponents face so they cant see were to block the strike or keep both hands on the face i dont no if bokator use shins or not thogh i like muay boran and muay chaiya traditional and very practical and effective