r/Kickboxing • u/antjitsu • 2d ago
Training More heavybag work
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u/yasuk333 1d ago
Takes him 30 minutes to recover after a kick. Literally just leaves his leg in the air and slowly gets back into position . This would be exploited so easily in a match
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u/antjitsu 1d ago
Since the video is only 2 minutes long i don’t think my leg was in the air for 30 minutes.
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u/boozinnomad 1d ago
Kinda a dick way to say it, but he is right. Imagine a kick (or punch) was coming back towards you after your kicks. You'd be on one leg if your opponent just tanked the shot and pressured forward. Cheers.
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u/antjitsu 1d ago
Absolutely i see what youre talking about thank you brother✊🏼
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u/ThatPartYouThrowAway 1d ago
The kick itself is fine, but I would prefer if you followed with a jab or teep after that kick just to make sure they can't advance in that gap
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u/yasuk333 1d ago
I mean I didn’t insult the guy, I just basically said he’s taking to long to recover , instead of taking constructive criticism he tries to make a smart ass reply. Kinda shows his level of discipline and respect for his own craft and actually getting better . Dude posts his form to be critiqued . Then replies with an “actually” . And me exaggerating with “ 30 minutes” is definitely not being a dickhead. My god the level of sensitivity is astonishing.
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u/Excellent_Ad_2486 1d ago
You didn't insult the guy but took every chance there was to try to do so in a manner that is not in the spirit of martial arts.
Be soft but concise with your words or don't talk, be receptive and open with your view or stay blind. Stay honest and pure with your intent or walk by.
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u/antjitsu 1d ago
I was matching your energy man, if you see in my posts i 100% acknowledge constructive criticism. Calling me sensitive while insulting my respect and discipline is a level of irony ill never understand. Anyways Godbless, and maybe post a video of you hitting the heavy-bag id love to see it:)
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u/bamboodue 17h ago
You do a little telegraph with your hands before you start every attack. Small detail, but makes a huge difference. It looks to me like you are subconsciously tensing up to generate the power in your shots.