I have compiled a set of two-legged combo combat combat applications and shared them with you.
First, the left leg amputation + the left leg kick hit the chest
Both sides stand in a left-wing fighting style and confront each other. The enemy kicks our lower set with his left leg; We immediately bend our left knee and lift it upwards and use our left foot to step down on the enemy’s left calf (Figure 1-1). Immediately afterwards, our upper body tilted slightly to the right, while the left leg quickly changed to the left leg and kicked the enemy in the chest violently, crushing the enemy (Figures 1-2).
Second, the right swing leg kick + the right kick kick the chest
Both sides stand in a left-wing fighting style and confront each other. The enemy kicks us in the crotch with a left leg; We immediately amputated the enemy’s left calf with our right leg to the left (Figure 2-1). Immediately afterwards, our upper body immediately turned left and leaned sideways, while the right leg quickly changed to a sideways kick and kicked the enemy in the chest violently, crushing the enemy (Figure 2-2).
Third, the left side kicks the leg and kicks the knee + turns around and swings the right leg and kicks the back
Both sides stand in a left-wing fighting style and confront each other. We kicked the enemy’s left leg and knee with a low left leg (Figure 3-1). Regardless of whether our left leg kicks the knee of the enemy’s left leg, our left foot quickly falls forward, then quickly turns left and back, and at the same time kicks the enemy’s back with the right leg to the left to defeat the enemy (Figure 3-2).
Fourth, step on the left leg and step on the knee + turn around and kick the crotch with the right back leg
Both sides stand in a left-wing fighting style and confront each other. We step on the knee joint of the enemy’s left leg with our left leg (Figure 4-1). Immediately afterwards, our left foot quickly fell forward, then quickly turned to the right and back, leaned forward with the upper body, and at the same time kicked the enemy’s crotch and abdomen with the right rear leg to violently kick the enemy’s crotch and abdomen, defeating the enemy (Figure 4-2).
5. Right stomp + right kick and kick chest
Both sides stand in a left-wing fighting style and confront each other. When the enemy hits us in the head with a left swing punch, we immediately step back, turn right, and turn to the left, dodge the enemy’s left swing punch, and then stomp the enemy’s left instep with our right foot (Figure 5-1). Immediately afterwards, our right leg changed to kick the enemy’s chest and crush the enemy (Figure 5-2).
6. Right hook leg kick ankle + right leg kick rib
Both sides stand in a left-wing fighting style and confront each other. I turned to the left and kicked the enemy’s left ankle with my right hook with the rotational force of the turn (Figure 6-1). Immediately afterwards, our upper body tilted slightly to the left, and at the same time, we kicked the enemy’s left rib with the right leg and violently kicked the enemy’s left rib to defeat the enemy (Figure 6-2).
7. Right knee amputation + right kick kick
Both sides stand in a left-wing fighting style and confront each other. The enemy attacks our crotch and chest simultaneously with a right leg and a left punch; We immediately turn to the left, and at the same time use our right arm to cut the enemy’s left wrist outward, and block the enemy’s right foot with our right knee to defuse the enemy’s attack (Figure 7-1). Immediately afterwards, our side kicked the inside of the enemy’s left knee joint with our right foot to defeat the enemy (Figure 7-2).
8. Right knee turn to hit chest + right leg kick crotch
Both sides stand in a left-wing fighting style and confront each other. The enemy’s left foot is half a step forward and forward, while hitting the enemy’s chest and abdomen with his right knee (Figure 8-1). Immediately afterwards, our right foot did not land on the ground, and our right leg quickly turned into a bullet leg and kicked the enemy’s crotch with a strong bounce, severely damaging the enemy (Figure 8-2).
