Face teep
Face teep is a Muay Thai technique term. Push kick to the opponent's face. Beyond the physical effect it carries a cultural sting, because the foot to the face is a deliberate insult in Thai culture. It is also written Teep to the face and Thip na. Related terms: Thip and Trash talk.
Meaning
- Face teep
- Push kick to the opponent's face. Beyond the physical effect it carries a cultural sting, because the foot to the face is a deliberate insult in Thai culture.
| Term | Face teep |
|---|---|
| Also written | Teep to the face, Thip na |
| Category | Technique |
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Questions about Face teep
What does Face teep mean in Muay Thai?
Push kick to the opponent's face. Beyond the physical effect it carries a cultural sting, because the foot to the face is a deliberate insult in Thai culture.
What are other spellings of Face teep?
It is also written Teep to the face and Thip na. Transliteration from Thai varies.
What terms are related to Face teep?
Related terms: Thip and Trash talk.
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