Leg Kick Strategies:

**itwasntme** · Posted On: 3/09/2012 6:36pm

I was able to do that a little with some of the less experienced people in the class, I'm just not used to even boxing in so long and now I have to focus on the whole body. I thought that was a pretty slick throw, what's a good defense against that?

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***Omega Supreme*** · Posted On: 3/09/2012 9:25pm

Originally Posted by jwilde88

I was able to do that a little with some of the less experienced people in the class, I'm just not used to even boxing in so long and now I have to focus on the whole body. I thought that was a pretty slick throw, what's a good defense against that?

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:/ Um...anticipate and jump over is what I've seen in the past.

**itwasntme** · Posted On: 3/10/2012 4:43am

Sorry if that's a dumbass question, I figured there might be something you could do maybe from when both players are standing.

Edit: In other words, to me, it looked like one of those compromising positions where anything you do is just about ok because you're gonna be effed in the a if your opponent pulls it off.

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***Omega Supreme*** · Posted On: 3/10/2012 10:32am

It's more like Mr. Miyagi saying "If done right, no can defend".

**itwasntme** · Posted On: 3/10/2012 11:00am

Lol nice

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**shs101** · Posted On: 8/02/2012 5:26pm

Good stuff

**strikistanian** · Posted On: 8/03/2012 2:10am

That first move looks really cool. I currently employ a MT-style variation where I pick rear leg up like I'm about to kick, which triggers the check, then step in and kick out the other leg. I notice that in the San Shou version that you show, you trigger the check with the step instead. I definitely am going to try this when I get the chance, but my question is, what do you do if he doesn't check when you step for whatever reason?