The "Low Kick" is a striking technique commonly used in martial arts, particularly in Muay Thai and kickboxing. It involves delivering a powerful kick to the lower part of an opponent's leg, typically targeting the thigh. This technique aims to disrupt the opponent's balance and mobility, making it harder for them to move effectively during a fight. Low kicks can be executed with either the front or rear leg and are often used to weaken an opponent's stance over time. By repeatedly striking the same area, a fighter can cause pain and reduce the opponent's ability to stand or pivot, giving them a strategic advantage in the match.