Learned that move from my brother :P Didn't know it was an actual kick in a martial art.. I practise Wing Chun Kung fu myself :)

I love these videos. Thanks so much for posting.

@elcanaldetodos9277

3 жыл бұрын

How years old?? 10 years after

Yeah my first thought when i saw this, I'm pretty sure it's the same move, or at least very similar. I watched it so many years ago... yet i still remember that final fight clearly, what a movie :)

yeah, sure, I get that you'll have to train a lot in order to increase the speed of the kick but in comparison so many other kicks this one needs to be executed at a precise time.

yes agreed:) what i like is a basic front kick while stepping into the opponent. some call it front thrust kick. harder to read if you donot jump. timing is everything, but if you connect fight is over in 1 blow. awesome

Must Thank History Channel... Tried this yesterday, couldn't have done it right without all the equations popping up...

It's always funny to see a Human Weapon segment, and see comments of people talking about fighting someone using these attacks. Remember kids, train before hand.

We'd call this Awr Jiang Tat in my style. It's pretty effective if you can do it quick!

he landed like he was surfing

amazingly powerful kick, the switching of the leg creates the power. i used this kick in a fight and knocked the guy at least 10 feet flying into a table, my target was the chest

The "fake" or "block" just helps u thrust in the air.

This is basically a jumping front kick, but instead of a front kick, we do a boot.

This is a good move, it's one of my finishers.

@juancarodriguez7134

2 жыл бұрын

in videogames

these kicks look cool, like spinning kicks, which can be effective if landed, but leave you exposed during the kick, if the other guy catches you in motion before you land it, you get countered.

Through the heart kick. We were too told that it is not likely you will land it.. but if the opportunity arises, it can be devastating if properly delivered to the diaphragm

Chin-Na = "Separating Flesh from Bone" it is a style of grappling and as the name translates, ripping at muscles to cause great pain. Ying Jow Pai = "Eagle Claw System" is a system that incorporates joint locks to impair mobility and give you control over your opponent. Look up "Leung Shum" videos on here for some great demonstrations by him and some of his students.

If you fight right and wear down you're opponent and you still have plenty of energy, even if you feel fatigued, it really might be worth it. And its more effective than you think, a kick like this is very fast and makes contact on the downward of a jump and since most jumps are like an arc, just might give the kick more force/energy. Really this kick when, not if, makes contact will do some damage. Highly recommend it in the middle of a fight...might make it the end.

that's why i love kung fu.

OMG I WORKED OUT THE EQUATION, THANKS TO THE FORMULA THAT WAS ALREADY GIVEN, AM I A GENIUS :o

This version of it is meant to be a push, hence the arrow pushing straight back. So when you do the kick, you jump forward, not up. It's a lot like a flying knee in MT, except you lunge your foot forward. To do a jump snap kick (TKD), you're jumping upwards more and snapping with the ball of the foot in a more upwards direction... I hope that helps...

I learned this shit in Tae-kwon-do... don't remember what variant of it, but nonetheless... this kick rocks people's worlds.

NOTE: Don't mess with a cornered, boardless Silver Surfer.

Learned that in karate/wado or kyokushinkai, back in the seventies, jumping front kick, big f'n deal "gung fu wire fu, full of fu, fu!" LOL

The momentum created by the kick, i guess i will die if i just receive just one single kick like that.

the ending pose makes it just a little more lethal

Chin Na is like punching, kicking, or throwing. It's just an element of fighting found in all Gung Fu styles, not a style unto itself. However, Eagle Claw does make a lot of use of it.

This is an international website, You choose what language to set it at. JKD is a martial art in the sense that it is The study of combat,It employs all manners of fighting methods found in other art forms; punch, kick grap , lock etc. Just because it promotes self exploration and cross-pollination of other forms, does not elivate it's status to concept greater than MA. Darkdragon was trying to explain that theoretically all styles are concepts, all having variations due to personal preferance.

daymm.those are killing moves

@Cagedand3nRaged That depends. If you spar full-contact and incorporate grappling into your training, having your kick caught by an untrained opponent is not a big danger. But if you only practice light point-sparring in training, then you could have a big problem.

Each person's approach to a martial art is different, regardless of what are it is.

Now this is the machida kick.

I agree! if they are rushing in, they tend to leave theyre chest/stomach exposed, in my experience, leaving them open for one of these...also if they keep a boxing style guard, a front kick style of this can pass between the hands, to the chin...

the show is on history channel Typically on fridays at 9pm on History CHannel... CHeck your local listings Bah.

SICK KICK.

nice move

nice 1!i didnt know that

10 EST... right as i'm leaving for work *cry*

So what would be your suggestion for an alternatively powerful kick - front kick?

So this is a move what my uncle tought me about

THIS IS SPARTAAA

thats why you only use if someone is attacking from the front and when he is punching you then you block his punch by the wrist with your left leg while you kick him in the chest with the right

i rly like this kick coz ur kickin the enemy on the ground and then u can stomp his face

The Brogue Kick!

nice observation

My wife is in for a big suprise tonight...

im waiting for an update on this test..

and u have to say "whoop-ah!"

my martial arts teacher did a kick similar to this and kicked my friend half-way across a 90 foot gym... he showed up the next day to learn

just wondering, how much force is required to break the rib cage?

Now let's just hope that my attacker is 5' compared to my 6', and he's attacking me while I am in gym shorts.

@ThumbsUp4MeAgain YES!!!! I saw it in Karate kid too!!! It is called the crane kick.

i do a little muay thai, or just actually kickboxing and i am in orthodox position. people always tell me that my left kick, i mean left teep is strong compared to my right, but i dont get it when i did this, my right kick is what i used to kick for this move, why is it more stronger than my normal left teep? a friend of mine held the heavy bag and took it normally with my left teep but when i used this kick wid my right foot, he wasnt able to hold it that easy, can somebody please explain? tnx!

Chin Na = "Separating Flesh from Bone" it's a style of grappling in which you lock your opponent and claw at their muscles to do as the name implies. or at least try. Ying Jow Pai = "Eagle Claw System" is a style that emphasizes locking your opponent's joints to limit their mobility and give you leverage and control. Look up "Leung Shum" on here for some great demonstrations of both Eagle Claw and Wu Style Taichi. in short, Chin-Na = claws muscles, Eagle Claw = Claws Joints

A good fighter must be able to use every limb equally...

-Learned new moves ? -Upgrades xDDD

Flawless Victory...

thanks

THIS.... IS.... SPARTA!!!

im souped that i already knew how to this.

This is Spartaaaaa!!!!

Human Weapon - rambo - tear organs out

Definitelly agree.. + it cost much energy then a push kick or mae geri ...

THIS IS SPARTAAAAA!!!

thats wat i practice at my kung fu school

flying sparta kick lol

WAX ON, WAX OFF DANIEL-SAN

flying sparta kick

@Cyrax5897 yes, he forgot to yell "this is sparta" when he was in the air

i don't see why you got a thumbs down. you're absolutely right...you wanna be fast and effective...and kicking the nuts does just that especially if you know martial arts...btw what style do you train in?

u can do this kick when an oppenent is running at u, which combines their speed gives u more power to ur kick sending them backward then follow up with something else, so its actually pretty good :)

i tried this on my friend, i ended up kicking him in the face and then i fell over and smacked my head on the floor, he now has a broken nose... Yaay im awesome :D

THIS ....IS .....SPARTAAAAA!!!1

I know I'm 2 months late with this comment but...in the episode of kung fu in human weapon it says that with the left leg you have to block the attack of your opponent and kick him....in the animation you can see in the beginning that the guy blocked his punch with his leg...not for long.or u can just simple go and watch that episode right here at youtube.....human weapon-kung fu

THIS IS HONG KONG! I think I win the Sparta yelling contest.

@Cagedand3nRaged That doesn't necessarily mean your kick was strong. One common error people make with kicks, especially flying kicks, is that they end up pushing their target more than striking it.

Exactly my point, ITF practitioners think kicking high is everything there is to fighting. It doesn't serve you too well against other martial arts now does it.

i fucking lvoe the sound affects... pow! haha epic.

This kick also good when someone running on you

@ikcjjtt jump kicks hardly finish anything, they usually end up with the kicker on the ground more than the receiver.

@pepehorhae All of this move's power comes from the momentum generated by your leap, a weaker jump equals a weaker overall kick, by pushing off with your stronger left side you generated more energy to deliver the kick with your right.

most of the kicks they show in these human weapons we do in Taekwondo :)

If it weren't for the fact that this martial arts super hero would be way too fast for most other people to react. If you know he's going to jump like that, sure you can take his legs. But when a kick like that is completely random, you won't have the time.

dv/dt is the same as (v2-v1)/t. It's just the derivatives of writting it. They both express the difference of velocity with respect to time.

what it comes down to is that these people want to live in a fantasy world where you can beat people up like in the karate kid or other karate movies. there is no wrong way to win a fight but you sure cant argue with the fact that your best tools are boxing and jiu jitsu.

it's a jumping ap-chagi in taekwondo. there is a jumping yop-chagi (sidekick) too.

isnt this like similiar to the "crow" kick, just u have a different stance in the crow kick? or whatever the name is of that stance kick...

I find this easier to do than some of the other stuff, i guess it just depends on the person.

@vertkid919: From this day forward this shall also be known as the Lyoto Kick!

awesome =D

rotating the torso counts only for the punches but my mother language is not english so its kind of hard to explain for me what to do

@TheDeltaWarrior this is madness

sorry to be a pain, but what country are you recording this on through the history channel, cause ive checked many times and its just not there. im using sky in london

lol spiderman pose after he kicks

how many boards can u break with that move? 400lbs of pressure can at least break one board, unless u beginner.

@Cagedand3nRaged thats why i practice kicks to the shins/knees and ankles/ feet..often with steel toes on..the most basic techniques are often the most effective..i am 6' 5" so i can kick really high, but why bother??

The Captain Kirk Kick

It definitely gives a big push back, but if you're going for force, there's a lot you can do that it'll produce more than 400 pounds.

its a jumping kick in karate also. and is often used in semi-contact kumite(r real life) too push the attacker back....... which opens the way for a varity of strikes/ moves and counter moves which are taught for that precise purpose - (the push). The kick can go straight to the throat,face or simply the chest!!

lol first move I learned in karate

haha after the kicks i taken, tho with pads, i'll believe it. lol