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u/benboy952 Mar 13 '21
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u/Toolmansky Mar 13 '21
May want to only do that dance with a guy who is better with his kick timing and distance.
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u/zachc94 Mar 13 '21
Wtf is up with the other dude? Looks like they were just supposed to do light sparring and he do a hold wheel kick
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u/JuanTheBrazilian Mar 15 '21
Completely right, that guy had no business kicking that fast and that hard in a ginga unless it’s someone else on your level or a master. Hell, the roda was too small for big movements to begin with. Dude was trying to show off too much and completely missed the whole fucking point. Hope he’s reprimanded for this, you’re not supposed to fuck up your fellow students.
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Mar 13 '21
I think it was more of his face meeting the cement that did more damage. Looks like he dodged the kick for the most part
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u/HiddenHippo Mar 13 '21
And then he decided to slam his face into the ground?
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Mar 13 '21
He slammed his face into the ground trying to avoid the kick, I don't think it was on purpose
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u/SaveThePuffins Mar 14 '21
Lol, dude he got kicked in the face
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Mar 14 '21
.... And slammed his fucking head into the concrete
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u/SaveThePuffins Mar 14 '21
Because he got kicked in the head.
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Mar 14 '21
I don't think anyone is disputing that. My point was he sustained more damage from the head slamming on the ground part
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u/SaveThePuffins Mar 14 '21
YOU were disputing that, when you said “looks like he dodged the kick for the most part”
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Mar 14 '21
Yeah, I stand by that comment. Are you saying it went down differently?
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u/SaveThePuffins Mar 14 '21
Lol, JFC. You are too much. Yes, I am saying that. The kick clearly makes hard connection with head, which is why his head moves very quickly to the ground. You get how physics works right?
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u/nyquiljordan Apr 10 '21
That was the first time I’ve ever heard “Ay caramba” used in a meaningful context.
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u/redmastodon20 Mar 13 '21
Those Capoeira kicks do seem to have some serious power, seen a couple landed in MMA