Over Catch (Kick Catch)
manipulation: catching an incoming roundhouse kick by scooping the shin into the armpit from above
Its coordinate
This technique occupies a cell of the solution space when T·S·M slots are present.
T2S2M3How it is coded
T2S2M3The decision path
Three independent questions place the technique. Observation only.
Who acts first?
T2 Bilateral.
At what range does it resolve?
S2 Stand & cope.
By what mechanism?
M3 Small body.
Statistical analysis
All forms →Where it appears
Forms of this art that include the technique.
This technique is not yet listed in a form of Muay Thai.
Neighbours
Related techniques
Other primitives in this art.
A straight rear-hand punch delivered from a orthodox or southpaw guard, typically as a power strike behind a jab.
Rear-hand cross Gyaku-zuki
A straight lead-hand punch used to measure distance, set up follow-on strikes, and disrupt an opponent's rhythm.
Lead jab
A linear kick with the ball or heel of the foot toward the opponent's midline, used to check distance or attack the body.
Front kick
Push kick / front foot jab used to measure, off-balance, and keep the opponent at range.
Teep ถีบ
Circular kick with the shin toward the ribs or arms, driven from hip rotation.
Roundhouse kick (body)
Round kick to the thigh (or calf) to compromise stance and mobility.