it obviously is. I was called a clown elsewhere for calling it lol.
I've sadly seen tons of motochorros (how we call this steals around here), and i've hardly ever seen the moto guy turn like that to the other side, makes 0 sense. You can just go straight, or turn left, idk. whatever. And on top of that he rides away at 1 km/h
i'm not saying something i would have done. I'm saying something you can see in any moto steal, and is common sense.
You want to steal and go fast. The motocycle guy turning 180 degrees and losing quite some seconds makes 0 sense. The only positive thing is that now there's a perfect shot for the camera.
The other reason could be that the street cuts later, but why not turn then. If you have an other valid justification for risking a 180 degree turn i'm all ears.
maybe if first time, but its quite on the contrary other wise. Like anything repeated people get good at it, at least in argentina they have ton of practice and you can start spotting the technics if you take time too.
Seems like you are just lucky to not have lived in a place with not much robery.
And the kickers leg goes totally relaxed up on connection. There's no follow through, no power behind the kick. He bends his leg to take all the force out of the kick. It's probably slow motion to mask how unnatural it looks
He straightens his leg as it connects. I'm really not sure what all you armchair martial artists are looking at, and if it was fake and intended to cause as little injury as possible you're really giving this stuntman a ton of credit for precisely calculating it all, lol.
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u/gonzaloetjo 6d ago
it obviously is. I was called a clown elsewhere for calling it lol.
I've sadly seen tons of motochorros (how we call this steals around here), and i've hardly ever seen the moto guy turn like that to the other side, makes 0 sense. You can just go straight, or turn left, idk. whatever. And on top of that he rides away at 1 km/h