Why are flying knees more devastating than kicks?

There are forum pages from 2004 where people write that kicks usually dont work in MMA.

Imagine how far we've come as a species
 
Because flying knees almost always land on the chin and the chin is a very vulnerable target.
 
Because flying knees almost always land on the chin and the chin is a very vulnerable target.

The ones that work have no set Up either so...
Common denominator is not set Up.

I think it's relaxation.
 
Speaking of spin kicks. I love when Badr Hari wheel kicks Leko to another dimension

The good old japanese samurais start counting: ONE, two!, Theee!!!! DING DING DING<lol>

 
More efficient force transfer from di knee fam

Kick yuh get more velocity cuz di ting further from di axis of rotation so more potential but di energy transfer nuh efficient like di knee 🧎🏿‍♂️🕊️

Knee is more compact and stable cuz ting closer to di hip yuh nuh lose as much energy

1/2mv^2 mek yuh tink tho fam wat if yuh jus troe a weak ass flyin' kick but yuh kinetic chain timing slick maximize energy transfer ting finna be stronger den a knee or nah iono fam mi only troe slaps so dats on u broski be sick af tho
 
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A knee is massive and big. The surface and weight. You land with more surface. You can with more weight. Your knee weighs more than one point of the leg foot. I wouldn't say knees are really stronger though. There are high kicks and than there are high kicks.
 
That would be less force physics wise.
Nah, it's more velocity, not more force. The knee is harder with more mass, and it's also a point instead of a longer thinner surface with no give when it's closer to the hip. It's like a tree that sways at the top, and is more stable the closer to the root.
 
Knee bones are too dense compared to shins, and If you do the trhust correctly, the knee takes a "Pierce" form.
So even with less Momentum, due to density and shape It causes a Lot of damage
 
Nah, it's more velocity, not more force. The knee is harder with more mass, and it's also a point instead of a longer thinner surface with no give when it's closer to the hip. It's like a tree that sways at the top, and is more stable the closer to the root.
It's not more mass. The weight of the leg goes into the Guy either way
 
Nah, it's more velocity, not more force. The knee is harder with more mass, and it's also a point instead of a longer thinner surface with no give when it's closer to the hip. It's like a tree that sways at the top, and is more stable the closer to the root.

Whenever I kneed a mitts it didn't look powerful at all. Whenever I wheel kicked a mitts however it was like dropping an Eiffel tower on it.
 
It's not more mass. The weight of the leg goes into the Guy either way
The part that conects is larger from the knee than the kick. The surface is harder, heavier, bigger.
 
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