There are none. Unless it's like Karate or something. But western kickboxing has no belts. No western Martial Arts have belts.
Kick boxing, also called Muay Thai, is very real.
"Kick Boxing" by Eddie Cave, a white belt student then progresses to yellow, orange, green, blue, purple, and brown belts.
muay thai=art of eight limbs,ie hands,legs,ebows and knees kick boxing=four limbs ie hands and legs
FWell boxing is pretty simple because in boxing you use your fist and their is less damage then kickboxing and boxing it's very hard to connect a proper punch to your opponents head or body because in a match you would have to keep one shoulder guarding your jaw or both hands up where your jaw is, and with kickboxing it is more dangerous but,you can keep your distance by using your legs but you need to be careful with kick boxing because your not just gaurding one spot.
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No kick boxing is not fake.
boxing use hands. Kick use both.
Kick boxing, also called Muay Thai, is very real.
Hod do you sell kick boxing in spanish
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Kick boxing is arobic. The difference is in kick boxing you are all ways movng for a long period of time. If kick boxing was anearobic you would only fight for a half minute or a full minute.
The champion from each weight class in each boxing organization.
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KICK-Boxing? Without a doubt not in the top 10. Football, Boxing, Soccer, Basketball, Baseball, Golf, Hockey, Tennis, NASCAR, INDY Racing. Are all more popular than Kick-Boxing. If you are just talking about BOXING, and not KICK-Boxing than Boxing would rank 4th (Football, Baseball, and Basketball would be ahead) Around the world it would rank 3rd (Soccer and Basketball)
"yes it is boxing" No, this answer is massively incorrect - you CANNOT kick in normal boxing (specifically the Marquis of Queensbury style). However, there were kicks (akin to straight push kick) and throws ("cross buttock" akin to a hip-throw) in bareknuckle boxing in earlier centuries