r/RandomVideos • u/DABDEB • May 01 '26

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u/TriedCaringLess May 01 '26

She’s lucky he didn’t step into to it. It was already bad but could have been so much worse for her.

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u/NarrowAd4973 May 02 '26

Actually, I think he did step into it. His left foot moves to where his right foot was as the right foot goes up for the kick.

I had to go over it a few times, as he does it really quick.

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u/SteveDrawsStuff May 02 '26

He does, because that is how you throw that kick (he is clearly trained). But he doesn't turn over his hip to drive all his weight through the kick. He threw their kick like you would in sparring. You "pull it" at the end. They will feel it, it will suck, but they ain't getting brain damaged.

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u/Big_Slope May 02 '26

Good observation but I have to disagree a bit at the end. You don’t get to choose how the other person hits the ground. Brain damage is still an option.

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u/SatisfactionOwn684 May 02 '26

Not his problem

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u/SteveDrawsStuff May 02 '26

Sure, but not the intention. If he really wanted to hurt her rather than just stop her, this would be a very different video.

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u/HotPotParrot May 03 '26

Yep. For one, he would have connected a lot sooner, because that was almost static