This trick used is the same as the trick in PASHEE sabad YANG (cross switch kicks) but changes to throw one of the feet to the opponent’s rib
To protect: guard on the jaws with one arm while another guard’s on the rib,
To counter: does the same as the trick in PASHEE sabad YANG
This trick is used when putting the opponent off his balance by kicking and sleeping back wards.
Throw the left and the right kick to the opponent’s jaws again until the opponent falls down.
If the boxer practices to get skillful in order to become an experienced kicker while doing this trick the tip of foot should be touching the ground.
To protect hold on to both arms guards cover the jaws.
To counter: put the oppo-nent off balance by throwing the right Foot or kicking.
If the boxer uses the left foot the same as the foot tricks in MANOP LEN KHA (swing-back kicks) but includes throwing the right punch to the opponent’s chin and throwing the left foot the right rib. This trick is used for attack, defense, counter move or escape.
To protect: bends the body presses the right elbow to the opponent’ s left foot, and wipes the left hand to the opponent’s right punch.
To counter: does the same as the foot-trick in MANOP LEN KHA
If the boxer is a left handed fighter reverse the descriptions from Right to left.
This trick is the same as the foot trick in LONG DAN PRATOO (swing-kicks) but changes from throwing the back foot into throwing the shin.
This trick is used when the opponent wake in closely to the distance of the shin.
To protect push out the left arm to the opponent’s right shin.
To counter: throw the left foot to the opponent’s abdomen.
If the boxer is a left handed fighter reverse the descriptions from Right to left.
This trick is used when the opponent moves into the armpit, if he moves to the left armpit bend body to the left and press the opponent’s head down then bend up the opponent’s abdomen.
To protect hold the right arm guard over the face.
To counter: use the elbow trick in KWANG SABAT NA (shakes the elbows)
If the opponent moves into the right armpit, reverse the Descriptions from right to left.