He's just got good reach lol

will sim bruh did you see how he put the combos together and finished them with kicks to the legs it was amazing. He also gets out of danger quickly

@@ethanbell5508 Yes, this is the kind of athlete who can transition into MMA as long as he puts in the years for skills in grappling.

Useless in mma

@@-sahilrahman5085 not really since Savate has a strong boxing foundation plus MMA fighters use the oblique kicks

Would love to see you make a video about it and how you use it in your style if you do!

@@Xkill89 for sure!! I do plan make a video about Savate!

Hahaha! I noticed that too.

He forgot at least one as well- no mention of 'side kick' known as: chasse lateral. :)

low kicks are generally round kicks

There's at least 6!

It's partially why I dropped my Japanese Jiu Jitsu class, that and I was driving 2 hours a day for work and driving another hour round trip for a one hour class that had 5 minutes of warmup, 5 minutes of cooldown, and then probably 30-45 minutes of actual technique training just wasn't worth my time

Which do you think is better and more formidable in hands. dutch style or savate french???

Your characters ?

A fuck ton

@@michaelterrell5061 😆

I have to say they do have a good scoring system

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Checking kicks is a pretty universal striking technique. So is the roundhouse with minimal chambering. You see those in kyokushin karate, dutch kickboxing etc etc.

That's a good observation

Savate is all about distance and balance.

Lmao

From history it's gentleman fight style (not only yes) I think it's for that it's so joyful to watch

He said 3 and listed 4 lol

There's at least 7 different kicks.

There are 3 maim types of kicks (fouetté, chassé and revers). All these 3 can be thrown low, medium or to the head. Also, chassé and revers can be frontal or lateral. The 3 of them can be spinning. And finally there is "coup de pied bas". Low kick that can be thrown either in the shin or to swipe th opponent. Altogether that's a lot of kicks.

Muay Thai has knees, elbows, and clinching. In Savate they just punch and kick with no grappling.

muay thai and dutch kickboxing are different in stance and tactics. DK is a perfect combination of kicks and punches while Muay Thai relies mostly on kicks and sweeps

In savate they use their shoes in kicks, it's their weapon Another technic

@@kakuto435 Savate is french

It’s not allowed in competition

True, there is no catch allowed.However, Balyage (sp?) Is essentially a sweep.

nah the serb connected some good strikes

@@errrre the croats striking and movement was much smoother. he would land combinations at will and step out instantly

In kickboxing, you are barefoot and usually kick with the shin. In savate, wear shoes and have to kick with the shoe, hsin kicks are forbidden. Although one federation tolerates it (in order it let kickboxers enter the competition). In practice it makes the management of distance different.

Basicamente savate é um tipo de chute boxe com sapatos. Em vez de chutar com o tíbia, tem que chutar com o pé.

Its kick-boxing with a shoe. No shoes in the UFC.

@kebab REMOVER oh. K

@d3monMnk3y see for yourself how it feels to get the tip of someone's boot right in your face. It hurts like hell and can knock you out easily

Kickboxing is an umbrella term for multiple martial arts and some of them are: k1,japanese kickboxing,muay thai,american kickboxing,dutch kickboxing,savate etc

Different rulesets. There are a few different martial arts that could be considered kickboxing but each with different rulesets

@kebab REMOVER steel boots? :D I have several pairs of Savate boots and I can assure you none contain steel!

They're not allowed. Although they are tolerated in the fights which are labelled "savate pro". But this is not savate pro, in savate pro the fighters are shirtless.

The shoes, the techniques, and the movements.

Savate wears boots....

It is kick boxing like karate or taekwondo or wushu is. Different rules, styles,etc is what makes the difference.

To keep running the step

The shoes,the way they move around the ring in a lateral motion,they can only kick with the different parts of the foot and no where else,they tend to stay at a longer distance,the stance,they don’t have a lot of head movement,They throw and equal amount of punches and kicks in the same go so a lot of punch kick and kick punch combinations,you can catch kick with the foot,And they also tend to lean back on their kicks a lot,they are a bit more technical on average,they tend to use kicks like jabs,they move around when they kick while leaning backwards.

Boxeo y Taekwondo más bien.

@@Albert-xk6jf Podría ser también.

There are lots of kicks but they are based on 3 types "snaping" or Whipping, thrusting and what they translate as 'slinging" more of a straight leg action from the hips..like the crescent kick..these are "revers" (reverse or "backhand kicks most...but olso the shin kick, which i dont think we say in this fight)

no look at tyson

@@alkoia Greatest of all time should be no comparison point for anything

@@JohnMatayas mayweather then.

@@alkoia Ugh, fuck Mayweather

Then you’ll have fights that have 20lb differences which is far more unfair than just height differences

Remy from street fighter and Katarina from Tekken.

Lots of French Muay Thai fighters did savate, but its a specialized form of kick-boxing and not nearly as international as Thai boxing. But lots of the old dutch fighters, Hoost and others fought and won in Savate.

Eles treinam por esportes. Nem todo mundo fica sonhando igual você com brigas.

@@dcram76 they said *they train for sport, not everyone is dreaming about fights like you*

@@zerragut2969 Firstly, this is not really "savate" its Boxe francaise (the mixture of savate and english boxing) and the old savate was a street fighting system using heavy clogs...those guys "dreamed" about fights... not sport matches.

@@JohnJohnson-pq4qz like most martial arts

@@zerragut2969 What? Savate is the only "martial art" based on clog fighting that I know of.

yea, those tricks did not save the Frenchman the Croat beat...lol

I ne baš ahahah

Dont spoile men

Serbia was always good at. savate, as far as I can remember.

no

kako si jadan haha

Actually no, brain>power

Really :-) Firstly, Saying that such a discipline is better/superior to another it's a nn sense, the strenght depends on the person not on the discipline. Then just have a look on the fight Pennachio-Dekkers two champions in their respective martial art and see what happens- :-)

What a dumb thing to say

What are you on about? There's plenty of restriction/rules in Savate. Just as many as Thai- if not more. I do both sports btw.

weirdo

@@jamesantill5065 which one do you like better?

@@hansmemling2311 Hmmm, great question. I love both, but I'm significantly worse (and less experienced) at Thai than I am savate. With the shin rules of the two, Savate just suits my lanky body shape better.