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SCOOOTT
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Jason H
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Re: Karate VS Muay Thai Sweet...
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SCOOOTT
Brown Belt
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Re: Karate VS Muay Thai sorry jason a still cant get the youtube videos to work. coach fixes it most of the time
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chzog
Black Belt
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Re: Karate VS Muay Thai not this time 
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SCOOOTT
Brown Belt
Joined: Tue Apr 04, 2006 10:35 am
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Re: Karate VS Muay Thai you are not a nice person
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chzog
Black Belt
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Re: Karate VS Muay Thai your lazy.
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AlexS
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Re: Karate VS Muay Thai
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chzog
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Re: Karate VS Muay Thai Alex thanks for enabling Scott to continue to be lazy.
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Jason H
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Re: Karate VS Muay Thai It's probably my inexperience at striking showing, but I didn't see much difference in the delivery other than one big exception (and maybe that's the difference!): he pulled the "karate" kick back after landing, but followed-through with the "muay thai" kick (like coach Wally and coach Chris tell us to). It seems to me that that would account for the major difference in applied force. I would like to see the results of a "karate" kick that was followed-through and a "muay thai" kick that was pulled back by Vera. Is that typical of karate; to achieve a faster, more precise (if less powerful) strike? Would not following through on a "muay thai" kick render it by definition not a muay thai kick and vice-versa for the karate kick?
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Marc
White Belt
Joined: Fri Apr 30, 2010 9:58 am
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Re: Karate VS Muay Thai Jason - from what I can see, his Muay Thai kick has more rotation from start to finish. Think of it as swinging a club, whereas the Karate kick is more of a snap.
Look away from the actual impact and look at his planted foot - it rotates a lot further with the Muay Thai kick, which continues the motion and generates all that force.
The tradeoff appears to be that a Karate kick should theoretically allow the deliverer to get back into their stance.
However, I watched the video with no sound, and don't profess to be an expert in Karate or Thai boxing, so maybe someone else can weigh in and clarify.
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theweapon
Black Belt
Joined: Fri Feb 10, 2006 10:21 pm
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Re: Karate VS Muay Thai nice observations marc. Keep in mind you have a muay thai practioner trying to demonstrate a karate kick. They shouldve got a karate guy to demonstrate it.
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