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The sciatic nerve supplies muscles on the back of your leg and bottom of your foot. Although this nerve is rarely permanently ... Punching the back of the head - so-called rabbit punches are banned ...

Nerves and bones The legs are a key target in combat sports, such as muay thai and MMA. Low kicks to the outside of the thigh and buttock area target the sciatic nerve – the largest nerve in the body.

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