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ドロップ・スピン・バック・ダウンワード・ハイ・フック・キック(Doroppu Supin Bakku Daunwādo Hai Fukku Kikku)
Translation: Drop spin-back downward high hook kick
This is the most complex kick variant: a spinning, dropping, downward-arcing high hook kick that combines multiple directional changes in a single technique. [1] It requires elite-level body control and is used primarily as a highlight technique in demonstration and competition. [1]
Offers specific tactical advantages over the standard hook kick in appropriate situations. [1]
Cross-style martial arts kicking tradition; documented in kick compendiums. [1]
High-risk, high-reward technique seen in MMA, kickboxing, and TKD competition. Multiple notable KOs in UFC and GLORY kickboxing. Less common than standard kicks but spectacular when it lands. [1]
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Risk of injury to the person this technique is applied to
Hook Kick variant with standard striking power
Skill level needed to execute this technique reliably
Whether this technique is allowed under major competition rule sets
Essential Book of Martial Arts Kicks (De Bremaeker & Faige, 2010)
[1] De Bremaeker & Faige, Essential Book of Martial Arts Kicks (2010)
Requires solid hook kick foundation
Good balance and coordination
Documented in De Bremaeker & Faige, Section 5.13. The most complex hook kick variant — combines spinning, dropping, and a downward hook trajectory. Purely a demonstration and point-fighting technique. (De Bremaeker & Faige, Essential Book of Martial Arts Kicks, 2010)
According to BVO Master Chong, you must understand both the open and closed methods—these are the foundational approaches that make this kick effective.
BVO Master Chong emphasizes that you should accelerate with your upper body while swinging your leg, and maintain balance by keeping your kicking foot parallel to the ground without leaning to either side.
You need to pivot your back leg so the foot points toward the target, then push off using your toes and the ball of your foot to generate power; without this pivot, you won't be able to push off effectively.
This is the most complex kick variant: a spinning, dropping, downward-arcing high hook kick that combines multiple directional changes in a single technique. It requires elite-level body control and is used primarily as a highlight technique in demonstration and competition.
The Drop Spin-Back Downward High Hook Kick is a specialised variant documented in cross-style kicking methodology. It represents an advanced development of the standard hook kick.
Unified MMA: legal — Legal striking technique; WBC/Boxing: banned — All kicks prohibited in boxing; WKF: legal — Legal, chudan (body) kick scores 2 points, jodan (head) kick scores 3 points; Kyokushin: legal — Legal at full power to body and head; WT: legal — Legal, body kick 2 points, head kick 3 points, spinning body 4 points, spinni…; WAKO: legal — Legal in Full Contact and Low Kick formats; K: legal — 1/GLORY — Legal; IFMA: legal — Legal — kicks are a core Muay Thai technique
Danger rating 6/10. Hook Kick variant with standard striking power
The standard setup chain: Feint → Drop Spin-Back Downward High Hook Kick → Follow-up combination.
Standard counters include: Step inside range / Block and counter / Low kick to support leg.
Common variants: High variant; Mid variant; Low variant.
High-risk, high-reward technique seen in MMA, kickboxing, and TKD competition. Multiple notable KOs in UFC and GLORY kickboxing.
Top errors to watch for: Attempting without solid hook kick foundation / Poor balance / Insufficient power generation.
The Drop Spin-Back Downward High Hook Kick is also known as Doroppu Supin Bakku Daunwādo Hai Fukku Kikku, Dropping High Spinning Hook.