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Posted: 2002-09-09 10:59:27
Wirun, what you call "thrusting their heads towards people's legs" is called a shoot and is well known in not only San Shou but wrestling and MMA. ANd so far in this series of events the shoot has been very effective as the Thai fighters have been thrown many times. Additionally, knee to head IS LEGAL in these events. Sometimes the Thai have succeeded in kneeing the head, other times not. Especially at the beginning they were not at all used to the throws and it showed a lot.

As for Thais teaching Muay Thai, there might be a few in China, actually I know for a fact of one, but the major San Shou programs in China are still Chinese run...

have a nice day

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