Does the Muay Thai leg sweep use the calf bone to attack?

Personal opinion: The reason why Muay Thai kicks are famous all over the world is that their kicks emphasize "power", and their sweeping kicks are extremely powerful. They gather the whole body's strength at one point, and their strength is used to automatically twist the waist and use the body. Swinging with great force, the legs spin violently with the waist and rush towards the target. Therefore, its destructive power is astonishing. It can be seen from this that not everyone can learn the kick sweep of Muay Thai, so the author’s worry is understandable! I have some doubts. Is the original poster a Muay Thai practitioner? A little suggestion, if the poster is a professional Muay Thai practitioner, then you might as well share your personal opinion. The reason why Muay Thai is ferocious is not only its ferocity. Anyone who has practiced Muay Thai knows that the amount of training in Muay Thai is compared to the amount of training in Sanda. It’s much bigger. Here’s an example: I practiced Muay Thai in Wushu for half a year. At that time, I was transferred to the Sanda team. I remember that when I first practiced Muay Thai, the basic warm-up movements were about 30 minutes, which was running 20 laps of 400 meters on the playground = 8000 meters. After 5 Minutes of leg pressing activities, 5 minutes of air strikes, and then each person can whip the sandbag 300 times per leg (2 legs max 600 times). . . (It’s worth explaining that the sandbag I was hitting was stronger and taller than my height of 174cm. I don’t remember the specific weight of the sandbag.) Then there was double sparring, including target shooting, actual sparring, etc.! Although I had only been practicing Muay Thai for half a year at that time, basically the "face bone" of the calf had been severely deformed, the leg hair was bald, and the "face bone" area was sandbagged and flattened (normal people are relatively sharp, so I don't believe you can touch it yourself). The lack of comprehensiveness mainly depends on your own flexibility. For example, the foundation of people who have practiced martial arts routines is higher than those of people who have not practiced routines and directly trained in Sanda and Muay Thai. Their ability to accept new movements is faster than ordinary people. The reason for this This is because people who have basic skills in routines are better at standardizing individual movements and coherence of combined movements. Therefore, when we first learn movements, the coach will strictly require us to follow the movements of every punch and every leg. specifications! After having these foundations, in the process of daily training, you need to perform more combinations of movements to make each combination coherent! Of course, there are also wrestling techniques, so I won’t go into them one by one here! If the above personal opinions can help the poster, please leave a review! Thank you. Friends who love Muay Thai and Sanda are also welcome to join the discussion. My QQ4946191