The gang leader starts by threatening the Kickboxer. The Kickboxer widens his stance, hands ready but low, careful not to show any aggressive posture. He is aware of the second attacker.

The attacker from behind, decides for the Kickboxer which technique to use. He uses the 'Turning Back Kick' as this will leave him in a finishing position facing the opponent from behind.

As the aggressor throws a punch. Ashort, quick left step and Turning-Back Kick is executed! Legs are very strong weapons with the advantage of reaching a puncher before they are close enough to strike. This type of defence is called 'Intercepting' as you hit out as an opponent strikes.

After thrusting out the kick, the Kickboxer immediately places his foot down. This now sets him facing the second attacker. The attacker swings & the Kickboxer covers, taking the blow on the arm as he moves in.

With the distance now closed the Kickboxer throws a 'Knee' strike straight up and through the groin dropping the attcker to the ground.

Finishing off the confrontation with a 'Downward Elbow' to the shoulder of what was the attckers punching arm. This is so that if he does get up he will be less likely to make an effective attack.