Flying kicks rock for exactly that reason.
True that, when you want to slam someone but too afraid to grapple with him. It worked nice!
Man, that was cool.
Note to self: Resurrect fu kicks from the nineties.
Can someone guess the stile? I think there was a definite MA background to the kicker, you can see how he grounds and pounds. It’s in china…if that helps.
[QUOTE=erezb;2715405]True that, when you want to slam someone but too afraid to grapple with him. It worked nice![/QUOTE]
Well there is this big street argument that has everybody fighting in close range as if all fights happen in a toilet cubicle.
This is not allways the case. Out on a road there is more room than you will ever need and the tactics change.
Suddenly the ability to run,hit and run off again becomes viable and running super ninja flying kicks are high percentage.
That’s actually true! especially when you spar in class and the space is limited by other couples, you learn to fight in tight spots, always minding your surroundings. When usually you will fight beside your car, or outside a club. Anyway this guy had massive balls going against that murderer fuck with his huge knife…I don’t know what MA he used whether Kung Fu or TKD, it definitely worked!! You are a Doorman right? you remember watching a traditional MA in a fight? or maybe you fought one yourself?
Balls of steel
at 0.16 when the psycho stabs the fallen guard…traumatic, but the guy gets right back up
[QUOTE=erezb;2715645]That’s actually true! especially when you spar in class and the space is limited by other couples, you learn to fight in tight spots, always minding your surroundings. When usually you will fight beside your car, or outside a club. Anyway this guy had massive balls going against that murderer fuck with his huge knife…I don’t know what MA he used whether Kung Fu or TKD, it definitely worked!! You are a Doorman right? you remember watching a traditional MA in a fight? or maybe you fought one yourself?[/QUOTE]
Mostly boxers and kickboxers where I come from. Seen some nice ones though.
I did have one of our guys (Muay thai) fight a kung fu dude. Teeped him on his arse about 8 times before he gave up.
But we had a lot of kiddie gangs where I worked and they would be 30 man punch ups. And you see a lot of flying kicks and punches. Mostly because everybody is running around all over the place.
These sort of numbers.
and this one from out of the pubs. http://www.fordforums.com/f126/irish-pub-brawl-knox-ozone-last-night-48559/
[QUOTE=doofaloofa;2715701]Balls of steel
at 0.16 when the psycho stabs the fallen guard…traumatic, but the guy gets right back up[/QUOTE]
A lot of times because of adrenaline and the short time that passed from the actual stab, people not only get up, they are unaware of the damage, it feels like a hard blow/punch. Only after a few minutes of bleeding inside they collapse. As a kid once i saw a few guys chasing after some other guys holding clubs and shit when suddenly one of them collapsed near me saying he is dying…i saw blood and bobbles coming out from his chest, and he died while i was pressing my jacket on the wound. He got severly stabed and still took chase after the stabber not knowing he is basically dead. Same here, this guard that got up was severely injured, probably in the hospital they had to fix internal damage. That is why i think the ninja was very fucking brave! i don’t think i would have the courage to do that.
Flying Kick saves lives!!
Sanda/sanshao perhaps?
Flying Kick saves lives!!
As per style, it could be any number of various Kung Fu styles (Northern Shaolin seems like the closest match.) Unfortunately it could also easily be TKD since from what I understand there is a TKD following in China: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uVIBchEsjQA