The most impressive kick Ive ever seen...

[Rukas]

Movie looks pretty cool if you like low budget Direct to DVD martial arts flicks (and I do). But check out that kick he does at 0:32. Four fucking kicks in one jump. Wow.

 

[Stred]

looks fuckin sweet!

 

[PaulyPac]

Michael Jai White is the fucking man!!!

Holy shit! Bob Sapp too? That dude is a fucking man mountain

 

[PaulyPac]

I loved that kick he did on that security guard in Universal Soldier: The Return

YouTube - Universal Soldier - Visiting Hours Are Over

 

[masta247]

It's nothing for a Taekwondo adept I'm telling you
a 540-720 kick + hitting 3-6 (depending on one's skill) targets is taught between 4th and 5th kyu but even fatty dudes in my section did that.

I'm definately into martial arts and sometimes I even watch a martial arts movie but they kinda annoy me. Whenever I watch them and place myself in those "bad guy's" shoes I have in mind hundreds of techniques "what-would-I-do-to-him-now" type. Especially when I see few dudes against one who in the end kicks them all.
Also some things are unbelievably unrealistic, or basic techniques performed in an unrealistic way.
I know it's just movie and it has to look like that to be watched but I find it annoying.

 

[PaulyPac]

That Taekwondo dude in Drunken master 2 had some awesome kicks

 

[PaulyPac]

Haha this movie is directed by the dude that wrote the screenplay for The Big Hit. Funny movie

 

[Shahin]

This one's better

 

[S O F I]

It's nothing for a Taekwondo adept I'm telling you
a 540-720 kick + hitting 3-6 (depending on one's skill) targets is taught between 4th and 5th kyu but even fatty dudes in my section did that.

I'm definately into martial arts and sometimes I even watch a martial arts movie but they kinda annoy me. Whenever I watch them and place myself in those "bad guy's" shoes I have in mind hundreds of techniques "what-would-I-do-to-him-now" type. Especially when I see few dudes against one who in the end kicks them all.
Also some things are unbelievably unrealistic, or basic techniques performed in an unrealistic way.
I know it's just movie and it has to look like that to be watched but I find it annoying.

Can you do the kick?

 

[PaulyPac]

This one's better

That's poop

 

[Shahin]

That's poop

Looks pretty effective to me.

 

[Stone_Cold]

Hes got nothing on Tony Jaa

[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=epJuNCOGjio[/YOUTUBE]

 

[masta247]

Can you do the kick?

sure

 

[Farzin]

Hes got nothing on Tony Jaa

even thought that link doesnt work for me i know that nobody can match Tony Jaa. Dude is insane.

 

[PaulyPac]

Tony Jaa is a Muay Thai master, he mostly uses knee strikes than kicks.

 

[PaulyPac]

This is sweet, at 1:00

YouTube - Tony Jaa

 

[PaulyPac]

Looks pretty effective to me.

Anyone can pull that kick off, he almost went down himself in the process.

 

[Seko]

It's nothing for a Taekwondo adept I'm telling you
a 540-720 kick + hitting 3-6 (depending on one's skill) targets is taught between 4th and 5th kyu but even fatty dudes in my section did that.

The moves (and weapons) shown in that clip by Michael Jai White are Wushu orientated.

 

[Shahin]

Tony Jaa is a Muay Thai master, he mostly uses knee strikes than kicks.

Not really, he's a stuntman/gymnast. He only practiced muay thai for doing movies. I agree he's the best martial arts actor these days though.

Anyone can pull that kick off, he almost went down himself in the process.

I've yet to see you knock out crocop.

 

[PaulyPac]

Not really, he's a stuntman/gymnast. He only practiced muay thai for doing movies.

He's studied Muay Thai and Boran for many years