Question-mark kick
Question-mark kick is a Muay Thai technique term. Kick that starts on a front-kick line then hooks over the guard to the head, drawing a question-mark shape. A modern feint-based variant more than a classical Thai name. It is also written Fake teep to head kick and Brazilian kick. Related terms: Head kick and Feint.
Meaning
- Question-mark kick
- Kick that starts on a front-kick line then hooks over the guard to the head, drawing a question-mark shape. A modern feint-based variant more than a classical Thai name.
| Term | Question-mark kick |
|---|---|
| Also written | Fake teep to head kick, Brazilian kick |
| Category | Technique |
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Questions about Question-mark kick
What does Question-mark kick mean in Muay Thai?
Kick that starts on a front-kick line then hooks over the guard to the head, drawing a question-mark shape. A modern feint-based variant more than a classical Thai name.
What are other spellings of Question-mark kick?
It is also written Fake teep to head kick and Brazilian kick. Transliteration from Thai varies.
What terms are related to Question-mark kick?
Related terms: Head kick and Feint.
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