What is bando kickboxing?
Q: What is bando kickboxing?
A: Bando kickboxing is a modern sport form of lethwei, a form of Burmese boxing that involves fencing with feet and gloved fists in a ring.
Q: When was bando kickboxing born?
A: Bando kickboxing was born in North America at the beginning of the 1960s.
Q: What are the two forms of fight in bando kickboxing?
A: The two forms of fight in bando kickboxing are "controlled bando kickboxing" (light contact) and "bando kickboxing of full contact."
Q: What is controlled bando kickboxing?
A: Controlled bando kickboxing is a form of bando kickboxing where the blows only touch the opponent in order to not hurt them.
Q: Who is full contact bando kickboxing intended for?
A: Full contact bando kickboxing is intended for adults who are more experienced.
Q: What are some of the variable rules and conditions in bando kickboxing competitions?
A: Variable rules and conditions in bando kickboxing competitions include authorized and forbidden techniques, fight time, type of surface, and wearing of protective gear.
Q: What are some examples of protective gear worn during bando kickboxing competitions?
A: Examples of protective gear worn during bando kickboxing competitions include a helmet, plastron, protectors of shins, and slippers.
