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@Dracklen248 Nah... If I'm not mistaken, the second kick is intended to be a mid level, shin-to-rib kick, and then the movement to turn on the throw brings you a little bit closer. Adds up pretty well in my eyes. And I don't think these guys train for jaw punches, so it doesn't matter. Also you could probly do it fast enough for it to work in the street too.

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@BakaYaru13 It's been a while, but upon re-watching the video, I think what I meant to question was the spacing of that second kick. I mean, don't get me wrong, I'm sure these guys are more than fast enough to pull this off, but it seems like it is only going to work well if you catch the person moving quickly forward and committing to a mid-level kick, as you said. But if the kicker instead aims for the head, or switches to a front-kick, it could be very dangerous, using both hands like this.

Can the English translation be shown? Thanks.

Not that I really expect a response, but isn't that second kick required to go way too far to be able to get that kind of instep for a lock? And If you're caught fumbling for the leg grab, both his hands are coming down, which means the guy kicking is just as likely to catch your unprotected jaw as you step in.

Surprised that the students don't wear head protection. Falls on a wooden floor are very dangerous.