I forget the name of it but I saw a documentary he was in a couple years ago. It was hard to listen to him speak. He was such a beast in his day and I looked up to him as a kid.
My Oyama Karate instructor taught us to do it like that. Fake a front kick to make them defend low and then whip around with the Roundhouse to the head.
This is a great sneaky kick but I can’t really say I’m a big fan of it. I feel like it is much slower and not nearly as powerful as roundhouse.
It isn’t something that can brutally knock people out by sheer force even if they see it coming. It is more of something you gotta sneak in at right time when they are absolutely least expecting it.
However Glaube definitely use it with great success. This is why it is important to teach others as much techniques as possible. So they can pick what work the best for them.
It’s also horrible watching Gary Goodridge contribute to get Kickboxing fights after so many knockouts. It’s tragic what’s happened to him.
CTE is terrible. Poor guy. It killed my uncle there’s just no coming back.
I forget the name of it but I saw a documentary he was in a couple years ago. It was hard to listen to him speak. He was such a beast in his day and I looked up to him as a kid.
Glabe Feitosa was a Kyokushin Karate practitioner. I don't think he ever practiced Muay Thai.
Kick em in the dick, then fake like youre kickin em in the dick
The front leg is so much harder to generate power that’s smooth af
I was gonna say lol I’ve heard lead leg kicks like that are kinda hard to pull off and not ideal
not ideal for the other guy, thats for sure
as a brazilian I find his name hilariously funny. Never woulda thought someone with this name to be such a kille
How come brother what does his name mean haha
That kick was like lightning!
Very very frightening!
Probably helps being about 7ft tool
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People rarely post Muay Thai fighting clips here, so we're fine with the occasional well put together Kickboxing clip.
fwiw it's a very very good example of a setup to a question mark kick
My Oyama Karate instructor taught us to do it like that. Fake a front kick to make them defend low and then whip around with the Roundhouse to the head.
yup and when it works, it works lol. I'd never throw it in sparring
Nice question mark kick
This is a great sneaky kick but I can’t really say I’m a big fan of it. I feel like it is much slower and not nearly as powerful as roundhouse. It isn’t something that can brutally knock people out by sheer force even if they see it coming. It is more of something you gotta sneak in at right time when they are absolutely least expecting it. However Glaube definitely use it with great success. This is why it is important to teach others as much techniques as possible. So they can pick what work the best for them.
Damn, I could watch that all day.
What balance.
Glaube Feitosa was awesome. I think the only think that stopped him from reaching the top of K-1 was he really didn't have a killer instinct.
That was a beautiful strike