鞭腿
Bian tui
Reading: biāntuǐ
Whip kick
ChineseKickboxingKung fu - Wushu
Meaning
Sanda roundhouse kick delivered with a whipping turn of the hip, striking with the instep or shin to the legs, body or head.
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