Blackbelts pulling their savage kicks:
No mean feet.
(Note: In Karate the fighters "pull" their kicks and punches -- at least in practice and most tournaments. The idea is to score with a blow that WOULD have been damaging had you not stopped it just in time. Thus the kicks and the kicking feet are, literally, not "mean," just menacing.)
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