Where did the Roundkick come from?

**Happycrow** · Posted On: 9/28/2006 9:20am

Like I said, I don't get out much...

**selfcritical** · Posted On: 9/28/2006 11:12pm

Originally Posted by Rubberduck

He teaches Savate in Texas, so I though you might have. Austin if I remember correctly.

Haven't seen any savate teachers locally advertised, unless you count what gets taught in the insanto academy kickboxing stuff

**Rubberduck** · Posted On: 9/29/2006 1:11am

My bad, it was San Antonio.:icon_joke *Goes away to drill his kneecap with powerdrill as pennance* Back to topic at hand.

Happycrow. If you remember the clip I posted from 1930 Savate, there seems to be some changes in technique, if you compare how it´s done now and then.

**Happycrow** · Posted On: 9/29/2006 9:03am

Well, yes, definitely. Though you still see the French holding out to the older style to an extent. They don't use their hands nearly as much as they could, and you can still even see Assli on his tapes using a VERY loose guard. Not that he wouldn't beat me into the ground like a tent peg, since I still have trouble getting perfect form, but still.