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kickbox

(ˈkɪkˌbɒks)
vb (intr)
(Martial Arts (other than Judo & Karate) & Combat Sports) to practise kickboxing
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It was the Association Full Boxing International Kickbox Tournament, held in France in April 2018, where Ryan won in his category.
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In Thailand's brutal national pastime, young kids try to kickbox their way out of poverty.
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UFC fighters are permitted to grapple, wrestle, kickbox, and continue to strike their opponent while they have been knocked down.
Modeled after the Adobe Kickbox competition, the Radford University Idea Riser competition (https://www.radford.edu/content/makers/home/idea_riser_competition.html) helps students bring an idea to reality over the course of a semester under the direction of a faculty sponsor, culminating in a presentation of their work/findings/progress during a special session of the annual Student Engagement Forum.
I used to kickbox when I was 25, for about two years.
I was told that if it went any further down there was a chance even surgery wouldn't help and I was warned I might not be able to kickbox or play football again.
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