Gaskin and instep are often used as attack points in Thai legs, which is quite different from China Sanda, where instep is often used as hitting point. Comparing the similar whipping leg in Sanda with the sweeping leg in Muay Thai, it can be vividly described as: the whipping leg in Sanda is like a whip. If you pull it on your face, there is no reason not to fail. The cross kick of Muay Thai is more like a round stick, the thigh is folded to the exhibition, and hitting the opponent is like getting a sap, which is extremely lethal.

Second, elbowing: a cruel killing trick.

The elbow in Muay Thai is called "rope", which means to kill. In fact, short muay Thai players often rely on this skill to beat big westerners.

Third, the knee: "flying knee" will definitely be Kun.

Muay Thai is the "originator" of knees. There is a famous saying in Muay Thai: "Knees and elbows can be used instead of fists". In Muay Thai, there are many scenes where both sides use their knees when fighting. In the knee attack, both sides basically don't block, but rely on good resistance to resist each other's attack. At the same time, free your hands to grab your opponent's neck, arms and head. When your opponent's spine is deformed, you will launch a storm-like counterattack. The most ornamental and destructive thing is "flying knee". After the opponent's retreat was hit hard, a flying knee was enough to end the battle.