@TheAllboutwin Yes, Sand bag is a good for training, although you should work your way up to it by starting on a lighter bag. Conditioning takes a long time, years or kicking and blocking.
@Svedingo In Muay Thai you dont have to necessarily have to use the middle of the shin. You can use the bone right above the ankle, its still part of the shin bone
... Tom Levar breaks 3 at once ... and does the singles being held at head height by only one end of the bat ! ... I have old footage I need to rip off a VHS tape so I can post it on you tube ... the most amazing kicks you will ever see ! ...
If they wanted to compare it to a baseball they should put the bat in a vice wrap some padding around it and have him kick it where the ball strikes. I am confident he will still snap it and the comparison will be a little better.
@pcigroot watch the full video then you will understand why he is kicking thru the thinnest part. they are comparing it to when a baseball player breaks his bat how much force it takes for a baseball player to break his bat which came in at 740 so they wanted to find a sport which will deliver just as much power but using the leg.
@30adam30 nah, u wrong, If u play baseball, u know that, no matter where the ball hit, the force will penetrate through out the bat with the same force and the skinny part will break if it has enough force to break it.
@9mizzle Yes like rubber, but its compact making it tougher, It still hurts to kick it, And they dont train on baseball bats? and yes they do trees, but not the extremely tough trees,
@9mizzle I think you need to get your facts straight, despite the fact that you may cause permaniant damage to your shin this method of hardning is still practist in many mauy thai camps and gyms. My father use to kick a metal pole with some cloth rapped around it to harden his shins.
@9mizzle But then again shotokan and muy thai practice toughing up the shins the medivel way, kicking hard things and letting the bones recover stronger. but i agree with u in all my taekwondo practice i only hit hard things for belt succession never before.
@9mizzle actually we do kick hard targets, typically you start with softer and move up. You do tougheing drills, such as coke bottles and dowl rolling and tapping. Then you move up to Very hard pacted heavy bags, and hard target impacts. before you call me a liar...Lived and fouoght in thailand for 3 months 5 seperate times. Im a national champion and certified ajarn.
@lololilolalo ....the first people to live in the area were Khmer, the Tai people came later. The Banana tree's were still Roots oming out of the ground, thousands of years ago. The kicking a tree thing is still a myth. Ever heard of Brittle Bone?
Seems cool, I'll go look it up. I want to be Muay Thai fighter myself and I see the devastation they can muster with their legs it's insane. He could most likely break through 2 bats, but i'm not sure.
@DriftKing781 True, but football- and soccerplayers don't spend every day of their life training to destroy people :P It's not even a fair matchup tbh lol, it's another kicking technique. A martial artist generally can't kick a soccerball across a soccerfield, because they don't kick it right and vice-versa ^^
@9mizzle Lies. The origins of muay thai trainers never had equipment. They use to kick banana trees/or soft wood trees to train their shins, This does infact creat micro fractures as they said increases bone strength.
This guy has a very powerful kick, I'm sure i won't be able to do what he has done in my whole life. But they might have called a kyokushin fighter. They do "tameshiwari", which consists on breaking wooden planks, stone, or even baseball bats with your knuckles, legs... Just search on youtube "kyokushin tameshiwari baseball bat" and there is one video of a guy breaking two baseball bats at once
thai fighters always use their shins to deliver some fatal kick. this hit was performed with his ankle. And that stuff with hard objects etc is real. It can even be performed within a raw ring fitght (without shin guards) with your trainees.
Haha, I went to practiced at Mel's (White Tiger Gym) gym one day. He watch me kick for a while. I don't even know muay thai, just going along with my cousin. He was amazed how fast my baseline kick was. But anyway, I know world class muay thai boxers and they say don't waste your time kicking hard objects, because you won't win fight with it. Just practice enough where it won't hurt anymore. Mel is ok fighter.....He is no match for Bukaw or my friend Kai.
If you can transmite all the force to he object and break it you don't feel nothing. I am not a martial art expert but with enough speed and strengh I can hit a wall without fell nothing.
have u ever kick banana trunk before? I agree, bat's harder than banana trunk but not density. if u wanna compare between those things, round up 3 bats together u will get the same strength of 1 banana trunk.
The graphics of the kick is wrong... it is clear from the replays that he kicks it with the lower part of the leg, not the middle part.. (called ankle?, english is not my native language so don't make fun).
@tthhoommaa300 what this sh*theads don't say is on what surface the power is spread. usually when you calculate power (w) in Newton (N), and for strikes it's always power/surface -> N/cm² So punch at 1800lbs depends if they only calculated by hitting full power with only one knuckle, thus reducing the surface where the power is spread.
@lololilolalo ...Thats basically what I just said before. It was in the late 14th century that the Khmer Empire started to fall and the empire began splitting. They still didn't kick those trees lmfao.
@ThyBritishLADS A banana tree is not a 'HARD' object, it is like rubber. a 'HARD' object like a baseball bat or a tree should not be used to condition shin bones. period.
1000 lbs of force? Well that's really good. But the other guy on this show used the same muay thai kick and got 1400 lbs of force. And he wasn't even a true thai fighter, he was a mixed martial artist.
I seen with this guy did on Stan Lee’s Superhumans it was pretty cool the way he was able to break to baseball bats.
What a BEAST!!!!
Man I want this guy in a zombie invasion. Everybody goes for the baseball bat and this guy's destroying em!!
@TheAllboutwin A sand bag is very good for kickboxing training. A heavy bag is anything over 100lbs.
@TheAllboutwin Yes, Sand bag is a good for training, although you should work your way up to it by starting on a lighter bag. Conditioning takes a long time, years or kicking and blocking.
@Svedingo In Muay Thai you dont have to necessarily have to use the middle of the shin. You can use the bone right above the ankle, its still part of the shin bone
... Tom Levar breaks 3 at once ... and does the singles being held at head height by only one end of the bat ! ... I have old footage I need to rip off a VHS tape so I can post it on you tube ... the most amazing kicks you will ever see ! ...
awesome!
If they wanted to compare it to a baseball they should put the bat in a vice wrap some padding around it and have him kick it where the ball strikes. I am confident he will still snap it and the comparison will be a little better.
@pcigroot watch the full video then you will understand why he is kicking thru the thinnest part. they are comparing it to when a baseball player breaks his bat how much force it takes for a baseball player to break his bat which came in at 740 so they wanted to find a sport which will deliver just as much power but using the leg.
I saw a karate expert kick through 2 bats at the same time. Its either on fight quest or the human weapon I forgot which one though.
@30adam30 nah, u wrong, If u play baseball, u know that, no matter where the ball hit, the force will penetrate through out the bat with the same force and the skinny part will break if it has enough force to break it.
@9mizzle Yes like rubber, but its compact making it tougher, It still hurts to kick it, And they dont train on baseball bats? and yes they do trees, but not the extremely tough trees,
@9mizzle I think you need to get your facts straight, despite the fact that you may cause permaniant damage to your shin this method of hardning is still practist in many mauy thai camps and gyms. My father use to kick a metal pole with some cloth rapped around it to harden his shins.
@9mizzle But then again shotokan and muy thai practice toughing up the shins the medivel way, kicking hard things and letting the bones recover stronger. but i agree with u in all my taekwondo practice i only hit hard things for belt succession never before.
@9mizzle actually we do kick hard targets, typically you start with softer and move up. You do tougheing drills, such as coke bottles and dowl rolling and tapping. Then you move up to Very hard pacted heavy bags, and hard target impacts. before you call me a liar...Lived and fouoght in thailand for 3 months 5 seperate times. Im a national champion and certified ajarn.
@Svedingo its called the shin bone, its one of the strongest bones in the body
He can kick everytime at you that badass
@lololilolalo ....the first people to live in the area were Khmer, the Tai people came later. The Banana tree's were still Roots oming out of the ground, thousands of years ago.
The kicking a tree thing is still a myth. Ever heard of Brittle Bone?
Seems cool, I'll go look it up. I want to be Muay Thai fighter myself and I see the devastation they can muster with their legs it's insane. He could most likely break through 2 bats, but i'm not sure.
Well, did you start?
@DriftKing781 True, but football- and soccerplayers don't spend every day of their life training to destroy people :P It's not even a fair matchup tbh lol, it's another kicking technique. A martial artist generally can't kick a soccerball across a soccerfield, because they don't kick it right and vice-versa ^^
1:56 OUCH!
Yes but he broke both bats at the thinnest part, Mellor broke the bat at it's thickest part.
@9mizzle Lies. The origins of muay thai trainers never had equipment. They use to kick banana trees/or soft wood trees to train their shins, This does infact creat micro fractures as they said increases bone strength.
@9mizzle but they do lol especially shotokan they use bamboo trees for conditioning.
@Vordakis
there is a way to block this kind of kick
@mushy1983123 iirc that was a turning side kick or back kick. which is generally accepted to be the most powerful type of kick.
This guy has a very powerful kick, I'm sure i won't be able to do what he has done in my whole life. But they might have called a kyokushin fighter. They do "tameshiwari", which consists on breaking wooden planks, stone, or even baseball bats with your knuckles, legs... Just search on youtube "kyokushin tameshiwari baseball bat" and there is one video of a guy breaking two baseball bats at once
@9mizzle Would a sand bag count as a hard object? Or is sand bag a heavy bag?
The Kick of Death
@uriel528 which part? the kick that foster did or the "most powerful" part?
Unbelievable
thai fighters always use their shins to deliver some fatal kick. this hit was performed with his ankle. And that stuff with hard objects etc is real. It can even be performed within a raw ring fitght (without shin guards) with your trainees.
Sticks don't hit back
- Bruce Lee
I C Wanna try that again, but in English this time?
yeah, but bruce lee also said to fear the man who practiced one kick 10,000 times =p
Bro just stop
Mel Menor, his kicking power is that strong?
Haha, I went to practiced at Mel's (White Tiger Gym) gym one day. He watch me kick for a while. I don't even know muay thai, just going along with my cousin. He was amazed how fast my baseline kick was. But anyway, I know world class muay thai boxers and they say don't waste your time kicking hard objects, because you won't win fight with it. Just practice enough where it won't hurt anymore. Mel is ok fighter.....He is no match for Bukaw or my friend Kai.
thats an absolute beast of a kick BUT he did drop his left hand to get the extra power which is a no no in a fight. he is obviously brilliant though
If you can transmite all the force to he object and break it you don't feel nothing.
I am not a martial art expert but with enough speed and strengh I can hit a wall without fell nothing.
they should of got bren foster to do theses kicks... his kicks measure at 2300pounds
have u ever kick banana trunk before? I agree, bat's harder than banana trunk but not density. if u wanna compare between those things, round up 3 bats together u will get the same strength of 1 banana trunk.
The graphics of the kick is wrong... it is clear from the replays that he kicks it with the lower part of the leg, not the middle part.. (called ankle?, english is not my native language so don't make fun).
not only power, accuracy is "Asian level". Trust experts!
Maybe he should try Walnut basebats
What do I have to study in college in order for me to get paid to study martial arts and sports peoples athletics?
True, in Thailand trees are quite good for kicking, not so hard.
@94kushtown Menor is actually filipino...
Oh shet. Can we see this guy kick a soccer ball?
dangerous for the guy holding the bet. what if kick get his head?
But we have a one more big challenge for him. An alluminium bat!!
@DFrizzleNizzle but he had a better position by simply kicking up whileout a angle. if the muay thai guy kicked up i wonder how much power
Soccer and Football best kicker only did 200 - 250 lbs of force and this dude this 1k, never judge someone by his size.
1 kick kill 1 man.
@TheLukieBoi1 i know he is long and strong but that Karate Man or Guy cant just feel nothing man Its Insane man! haha
what about justice smith???
the position of the ASH bat and MAPLE bat are not the same...see this 2:27
@DawgFL And other people got over 2,000 psi without even trying.
@tthhoommaa300 what this sh*theads don't say is on what surface the power is spread. usually when you calculate power (w) in Newton (N), and for strikes it's always power/surface -> N/cm²
So punch at 1800lbs depends if they only calculated by hitting full power with only one knuckle, thus reducing the surface where the power is spread.
A Mirko "Cro Cop" Fillipovic Left Roundhouse would have turned that bat to sawdust lol.
Notice the baseball broke the bat by hitting the big end.
The guy kicks the tiny thin part only.
No feat.
it was fight quest i remember that
@fruitypebbles904 Where is Chuck Norris?
1,000..... wow.....
In Kyokushin Kai they break 2 bats at a time just for training. For remarkable feat in the martial arts world.
sticks and stones may break my bones but kick to balls cant hurt me.xD
@lololilolalo ...Thats basically what I just said before. It was in the late 14th century that the Khmer Empire started to fall and the empire began splitting.
They still didn't kick those trees lmfao.
@ThyBritishLADS A banana tree is not a 'HARD' object, it is like rubber.
a 'HARD' object like a baseball bat or a tree should not be used to condition shin bones. period.
I GUESS HE CAN KICK THE TREE!
@921semih Yeahh, but that Black fella is 6'8" & nearly 300 Pounds !
Easiest solution: Find the hardest part of a heavy bag and continuously Thai-kick it and eventually you'll toughen up your shins.
you are able to do anything you want to. Just want it hard.
im sad... because they didn't show fedor emelienanko :(
I wouldn't want to mess with him... lol
its weird that there are comments with more likes than the top comments but they never get up there
LOL! fucking pun....
"But he can kick some serious ash"
@hardpunk10101
If you are asian or not everyone can learn to kick hard like him!
When i would kick a bat my SHIN would break into 2 pieces
search Buakaw, that guy kicked a tree!
wow!
IMAGINE THE KICK HITTING THE SIDE OF YOUR KNEE? FIZUCK
You forgot to put Chuck Norris
and he's a lightway
bren fosters kick mesured at 2300 pounds..... too good 4 theses guys
Ok that may be the origins. Muay Thai fighters would never do such a thing now a days.
so if i smacked his shin with a baseball bat with 750 lbs of force the bat will break? :|
kyokoshin guys do this all the time. whats the mystery?
Dude. I feel bad for the guy at the bottom.
He's still breaking bats and he's currently training Strikeforce women's champion Miesha Tate
วู้!!!!!~เจ็.บ
in thai land they kick trees soo they do kick hard surface
Splinters...
im 15 years old and i do muay thai fighting since i was 10 and i pproduce 270lbs of forcee whooo hooo go me!!!!
Shogun's kick is almost 2,800 lbs of force.
1000 lbs of force? Well that's really good.
But the other guy on this show used the same muay thai kick and got 1400 lbs of force.
And he wasn't even a true thai fighter, he was a mixed martial artist.
Bloodsport reference?
Helio Gracie is above chuck Norris though, so what would he be o_0
@espibanez1 lol wrong
Long long time ago we kick on Banana tree in Thailand :P
holy shit
Holy fuck that would hurt if he kicked you, just imagine if that wood was your bone
THEY DO NOT KICK HARD OBJECTS!
Kicking the thai pads and a heavy bag is enough!
do not kick hard objects, you will damage your shins irreparably!