This is a great move. Unless it's used against you, because it can hurt like hell. Once you experience the impact of an attack it makes you appreciate it more. Even though you won't feel like that at first lol

@---kr3zg

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As someone who has taken this move and also have dished it out in hurts like hell lol especially if they hit you directly in the Achilles

@TunedSkills

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The reason I looked this move up because someone did it in the gym today 🤣🤣 I just realized this comment was made 14 years ago

Grandma, come over here for a sec..

@followleifenggoodexample3578

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r/cursedcomment

@GattToDaChoppa

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totally havent seen this one before...

Leg sweeps are always hard, even for more experienced fighters. I've seen my instructor struggle with them, but he's taught us this one and its easier to pull off than other leg sweeps, but it needs perfect timing, and I'm still getting the hang of it. I'm still a beginner by many standards, but at least I can hold my own. Timing...the timing is everything. But Savate is honestly extremely interesting to study! I hope I improve in time.

@UltimateGamer-sl2kx

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@sunquick4u how's life after 1 year

@ninjox1240

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@@UltimateGamer-sl2kxhow are things after 2 years ?

@shane3905

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How is it after 15years

this is one of the best moves to end a fight quickly that i have seen yet!!

tried it the other day in sparring, really efective i have to say

Im only in high school but this has got to be one of my most favorite kicks to do during a spar.

Learning this effective takedown has helped me end many conversations before things got out of hand. It really confuses the opponent when they swing and you drop them quickly. They either calm down or try again just to get dropped a second time.

I love how so many moves can turn into the armbar....

Nice move. I love foot & leg sweeps. We do them all the time at the judo school I attend.

thanks for the info

Awesome

and they say you cant learn how to fight by sitting on the couch xD

Don't forget to keep your toes pointing straight and really follow through with the kick. It's not a damage kick so much as a sweep. You need to really get your leg underneath him in one movement.

Aikido has many weapon disarms. Weapon disarms however are also one aspect of self defense and are more applicable in military settings, such as Krav Maga was intended. Having limited weapon disarms doesn't negate the usefullness of an art.

You have to kick EXTREMELY hard to pull it off.

@DancingSpiderman the achilles tendon is located at the bottom of the heel to the bottom of the calf and it looks like the kick landed in that range at 0:07

i simple love this!

Anyone else noticed this in the Limitless movie? EPIC movie and show!

because getting to the back of someone's knee in a fight with your hand is just so practical...

Whoa... I'm gonna watch more Human Weapons videos now...

its just a combination of the most effective trows kicks and punches to quickly end a fight.

These guys should make a game.

oh, thanks

very useful thingy

A good throw is a throw that doesn't hurt your opponant but will off-balance him and get him on the ground!

Sweep the leg, Johnny... SWEEP IT

like it said, hit the achilles tendon

this is incredibly effective.

yep i agree

Nice

at a local gym in my town, i also train in my backyard haha, though i i dont have the time to train as often as id like haha.

The Achilles heels is damn sensitive! A strike towards it like this must be pretty owie!

i do not use this move exactly as it's shown in training, but if i'm sparring, it does only require a small push. you're not trying to trip him, just force him to base out on his feet, and then once you get to his side, then you do the real push. against better guys, i have to hold their arm at the tricep kinda like i'm about to arm drag them, otherwise they'll turn in on me but if you have their tricep pinned to your chest you can kill their balance much easier and it forces them sideways

@reybatistafan Or judo. Nearly all the 'signature moves' shown on human weapon can be found in most martial arts with slight variations.

it will. in the case of fighting another skilled fighter, the winner is usually the one with the faster reaction time.

this is prob one of the most useful fighting moves ever

sure, your right what ever makes you happy XD

If you miss the achilles it doesn't work unless you are fighting someone significantly smaller or weaker than you.

@bluebery3210 no, it shows what you do, it basically just says kick the achilles tendon, not like some other techiques how to unbalance him, etc. Like what to grab/do step by step

Sweet

i totally agree with you arnie ;)

Brutal

@b0card I don't know but it IS one of these

I can't see this ever being terribly effective in real life

Esto si sirve en verdad yo antes no pese que sirviera pero ahora que lo practico me gusta mucho y e ganado peleas en torneos

Limitless !

@PalaceOfExile Very true

1 practical move.

It actually is more effective and hurts worse if you hit a couple of inches under the bottom of the calve muscle also gives you a larger strike area

the only problem is that the other opponent will never just stand there...

@---kr3zg

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Not everyone on earth practices martial arts this move if you hit them in the Achilles will work on 90% of people and I can tell you I've taken people down with this move and it's very effective and after you take them down either put them in a armbar or go straight for rapid blows to the face while they're down

@unjustpork late update but whatever - I'm aware of the location of the achilles, I'm talking slight above it. between it and the bicep looking part of the calf, you know what I mean? That part is a LOT more sensitive to strikes to me then the calf OR the achilles

Wow... coincidence coincidence... i was thinking exactly the same... LOL

Yea i understand

i could see myself using this..

I had tried out this move, it works if u use it at the right time ^^ aand with good strengh

wow used it works

@albertdiones Achilles tendon... or the tendon just above your heel right at the back ... :)

I got hit there and I blacked out for a couple second but I was outside and I was like really tired... idk

To people who are watching and have never practiced a martial art or have never fought before, yes, this works and is very effective especially if you're bigger than you're opponent and once you get him down start going directly for rapid face shots on top of him when hes on the ground give him 0 time they will be down for at least a few seconds because getting a hard strike in the Achilles hurts like hell 99.5% of fighters don't know how to protect themselves when they're down unless they're very trained

ahahahah I used this today on my kickboxing teacher. He never saw it coming and fall flat on the floor. But after he tore me apart!

Limitless

holy crap!!!! the DARK GREY GUY WON ONE?!?!?!

@RandomIndoMan thats because human weapon usualy shows real life usage of the technique before they show the theoretics

No . It's not power. It's timing and speed you need. The logic is that you push them off balance and sweep while they are trying to regain balance. No power required.

I find it kinda hard to tell where they grab them with these though :(

Ouch..

the guys already falling at this point so hes moving down, even if he did throw a punch it would just rub your face

Its funny because I don't know Savate and I've done this so many times !

Cung Le Did this against Frank Shamrock it was sick

@assassin7707 they do a human demonstration first then 3d

you now this realley works

kinda hard to do this shit on concrete but if you have strong legs then its quite easy. second way is kick to one of legs then give him a punch to the chest.

In France we call this a BALAYETTE.

Invisible clothing grab.

@b0card It's exactly this one! I was just looking for it and finally found it! :)

@assassin7707 yeah its a show,.

I think you got half of this right. Push against him, like you would push him away, and strike. Also, in this case watch the right arm. It moves against the movement of the kick. I think the right arm move is ment to prevent a grab against the shoulder.

LIMITLESS!

@deltoad OK yeah I see it now... That's where I get cramps when I don't limber up first... I guess that would be painful to get kicked there

I do this move all the time in Judo. The video is 3 minutes but it's live Rondori. the first time I get him I actually hold on to him so he doesn't get hurt the seconds time I just let go mid air. if you search Judo Techniques SEATTLE Ashi Waza Foot Sweep REAL TIME LIVE you should be able to find it

I've used it 100% works.

Yeah well, anything works if you do it right :D But yeah, it's pretty damn effective. I would probably hold the opponent closer to me so he doesn't fly away though. That way I can quickly apply an armbar.

this move is really hard to pull off :P

In the United States it's just called a one man mailbox

If you find a good school, yes. There are plenty of bad Aikido schools too.

if ur fighting against someone that knows what they're doing you don't just randomly try to pull this move u guys... I mean if u ever fought or wrestled you ought to know dat u have to set up your opponent b4 leading up to the move and not just go in and pull the move when the guy is aware of what you're doing. You gotta get him off guard first then do the move. Even volleyball and other sports will tell you, you gotta set up first then hit or take the shot.

I wish it would actually show how to do it- step by step like it does with most of the other techniques. This one just shows it being done, but doesn't show how to do it in detail, slowly.

Ach so that's why it's called Achilles :D

Limitless FTW~.

i think this could be effective after performing a burst at your oponent, with this and a burst combined you could take an inexperianced attack in seconds. could be effective if someone was to pull a knife on you, if you are quick enough they wont have a chance to strike you.

@lankinator24 it could be cool, but then again there will be counter moves and counter moves to those moves so, endless fight :P well thats what i think ;D

kk thanks :D

if you pause at 0:9 then look at the light guy's face, the other could easily punch or smack the other

You don't hold him he just went 2 defense and then back leg sweep him

haha i know hey i was thinking the same thing

Very useful in the streets.Never seen this move before.

ive seen a freind use it trust me if u do it right it will work.

is also used in chinese styles

@assassin7707 It's one of the guys on the show.

Kobe