I hear often how the spinning side kick is the strongest kick, but i dunno. My roundhouse seems more destructive. Whats you guys' strongest kick?

The one that lands.

A running field goal style kick?

A running field goal style kick?Ew, that's good. What about the Godzilla Stomp from 5 ft up?

The one that lands.
good

A running field goal style kick
better

What about the Godzilla Stomp from 5 ft up
Best. Lol. Until you miss...

missile dropkick from the top of the corner

its gotta be the leg drop to the neck doesnt it? i remember some dude did that to another guy at my highschool and crushed his windpipe or something, had to be taken away in an ambulance. brutal.

edit- either that or the atomic butt drop. im not big enough yet to pull it off with mark hunts brutality, but im on 4 kfc meals a day


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cr_K26TclcI

The knee strike as done in this video looks like the most destructive way to hit someone:
http://www.youtube.com/verify_age?next_url=/watch%3Fv%3D13gcwOBK-Jk
The stepping behind Bruce Lee style side kick can hit extremely hard, but few people will let you get away with that.

Sometimes, I think that a front snap kick is one of the most powerful because it's all your shin bone. That, or I just suck at countering those kicks.:SadTroll:

Sometimes, I think that a front snap kick is one of the most powerful because it's all your shin bone. That, or I just suck at countering those kicks.:SadTroll:
What do you mean by "it's all your shin bone"?

What do you mean by "it's all your shin bone"?In my personal experience, I attempt to block with the forearm. The shin bone is stronger and can blocking with the forearm is pretty painful. When I said that "it's all your shin bone", I was just referring to how much that hurts when you block it with the forearm. Since I have a bad habit of trying to always block with my forearms, I end up fearing this kick the most. Again, just my personal experience.

In my personal experience, I attempt to block with the forearm. The shin bone is stronger and can blocking with the forearm is pretty painful. When I said that "it's all your shin bone", I was just referring to how much that hurts when you block it with the forearm. Since I have a bad habit of trying to always block with my forearms, I end up fearing this kick the most. Again, just my personal experience.
Ideally your forearm shouldn't be taking that much impact, more directing the kicking away than stopping it dead. Learnt that the hard way after breaking my ulna....

The knee strike as done in this video looks like the most destructive way to hit someone:
http://www.youtube.com/verify_age?next_url=/watch%3Fv%3D13gcwOBK-Jk
The stepping behind Bruce Lee style side kick can hit extremely hard, but few people will let you get away with that.

I've landed a few of them, but only on people who were quite a bit bigger than me. Not a one went flying through the wall.

Kaiten geri to the temple + it looks awesome

I vote for a strong back-kick.

For me, those have been the hardest hitting kicks.

Capoeira has some of the strongest kicks due to the amount of momentum thrown behind them - they look cool but they are totally impractical and have very low percentage chances of successfully landing in a real fight. Not exactly scientific journal worthy but here is a Capoeira low kick on Fight Science vs some other styles:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gw4EoWi5QSM

You won't find many Capoeira knockout kicks online which shows just how low percentage they actually are but here is a good one:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l6oiADjOdFg