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Thip /TEEP/

Thip (Thai: ถีบ, pronounced TEEP) is a Muay Thai technique term. The push kick or foot-thrust, delivered with the ball of the foot or heel to the body, thigh or face. It controls distance, breaks an opponent's rhythm and scores when it visibly moves them. It is also written Teep, Tiip and Teeb.

Meaning

Thipถีบ
The push kick or foot-thrust, delivered with the ball of the foot or heel to the body, thigh or face. It controls distance, breaks an opponent's rhythm and scores when it visibly moves them.
TermThip
Thai scriptถีบ
Pronunciation (approx.)TEEP
Also writtenTeep, Tiip, Teeb
CategoryTechnique

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Questions about Thip

What does Thip mean in Muay Thai?

The push kick or foot-thrust, delivered with the ball of the foot or heel to the body, thigh or face. It controls distance, breaks an opponent's rhythm and scores when it visibly moves them.

How do you pronounce Thip?

Thip is pronounced roughly TEEP. Thai is tonal, so listen to a trainer or native speaker for the exact tone.

How is Thip written in Thai?

In Thai script it is written ถีบ.

What are other spellings of Thip?

It is also written Teep, Tiip and Teeb. Transliteration from Thai varies.

What terms are related to Thip?

Related terms: Thip trong, Thip khang and Te.

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