@Background Pony #439D
No. Just.
No.
If she kept her heel planted she can say bye to her knee.
In Muay thai, you kick through the object, so if you miss, then you circle around.
You stay on your toes for motion.
In the clinch and doing teams are when you stay heeled to the floor.
(We use banana trees AJ, not normal wood. You gon break your shins)
Gosh darn it, Applejack! How many times do I have to tell you to keep your heels on the ground!? You’re going to get swept something fierce in the ring if you don’t just fall over first!
Umm… can you translate that please?
I have no words to say about this…
No. Just.
No.
If she kept her heel planted she can say bye to her knee.
In Muay thai, you kick through the object, so if you miss, then you circle around.
You stay on your toes for motion.
In the clinch and doing teams are when you stay heeled to the floor.
(We use banana trees AJ, not normal wood. You gon break your shins)
The Thai roundhouse is done on the ball of the grounded foot so the hip and leg can rotate.
Tony Jaa
>joe higashi?
>hwa jai?
>sagat?
>adon?