It's very hard to differentiate ribs breaking and massive blunt trauma on that area. Something i found out after a wrestling match with one feisty woman where she landed on my ribs flying knees first taking me down... She was a stripper at a time and athletics to match. The doctor said that the pain is the same and only x-rays solved that nothing broke but i had a massive bruising under the ribs. Takes about same time to heal as bone injury too.

Yep, Jwray, although there are exceptions though.

Reminds me that it's time to do "Death From Above Pt. 3"...flying knees, anyone?

This guy does the traditional Muay Tai, or Tai Boxing. Not the MMA derivative. Im looking forward to this guy, and the guy who did Kung Fu Hustle doing more movies.

Its just funny, some people think that this stuff is great in combat, it is very high risk and delivers very good damage. He is always doing some crazy attacks, i wanna see him do more traditional close in stuff. Flying knees are great until that person moves out of the way.

I respect this style, just like Mok Gar though i wonder on its practical use. The stuff we see in movies isn't what he would really do if he had to use it (I Hope). Martial artist pride themselves on being able to fight and win with minimal effort.

Any way the music was great, and i Love martial Arts Videos! keep em comming!

geek? wtf.

Tony Jaa's got some even more over the top moves in his movies, like Ong Bak II where he jumps off a roof of a building to deliver a flying knee to the face of a man hanging from a rope attached to a hovering helicopter some distance away. Yea that was serious shit.