Thip /TEEP/

Meaning

Thipถีบ

The push kick or foot-thrust, delivered with the ball of the foot or heel to the body, thigh or face. It controls distance, breaks an opponent's rhythm and scores when it visibly moves them.

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Guides that use “Thip”

• The Teep (Push Kick): Muay Thai's Most Underrated Weapon How to throw the Muay Thai teep or push kick: chamber, hip drive, ball of the foot, lead vs rear teep,...
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• The Muay Thai Roundhouse Kick: How to Throw It Properly Step-by-step mechanics of the Muay Thai roundhouse kick: the step-out, hip turn, shin contact, arm swing...
• Your First Muay Thai Class: What to Expect, Minute by Minute What actually happens in a first Muay Thai class in the UK: the warm-up, stance, pads, whether you'll...
• Checking and Blocking Kicks in Muay Thai How to check a kick with the shin, block body kicks with the arms, catch and counter, and the timing and...

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