1. Front Kick
2. Turning Kick
#5 After the kick
The turning kick is often used in a sparring match. It is first started out by tucking in your knees like picture #3 followed by the execution of snapping your feet out (#4) and then snapping your feet back like in picture #5. The kick uses the instep of the feet to kick the target.
3. Side Kick
The Side kick requires you to turn your body to the side while executing it. To prepare for the kick, you first bring your knee close to your body just like the front kick but this time you have to turn your body to the side (90 degrees) as seen in picture #3. The kick is being executed by thrusting your foot forward as seen in picture #4.
4. Back Thrust/Kick
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5. Slamming/ Axe Kick
The Slamming Kick is used to slam the opponents face. To execute this kick, you have to first tuck your knees to your body followed by extending it up to as high as you can like a front kick and finally executing it by slamming it down, using your heel to attack.
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There are many different kinds of kicks in Taekwondo and the few mentioned above are the most basic kicks. There are many other high level kicks such as the reverse kick, the 360 degrees kick and the 540 degrees kick but learning the basics are the most important as it will help you do higher level kicks in the future.
Below is a video to help you visualise the different Taekwondo kicks!
Part 1
Part 2
Once again thank you for reading and i hope you have learnt something! See you again next time! (:
wao! not bad! but to do all this need alot of flexibility! but i'm 18! too old for that :(
ReplyDeleteI started stretching at 19. Weekly is good. daily is best. (: If you don't know what stretches specifically, you can do dance stretches which are pretty similar. remember to condition as you stretch or you may not be able to lift your leg high.
Deleteawesome post you got there, spiced with the cool pictures and video. nice!
ReplyDeleteNice but I prefer wing chun better :P
ReplyDeleteOk i think i should watch more of my movement when executing my kicks HAHAHA i realised i got some mistakes :P nice update! keep it up!! :)
ReplyDeletedetailed explanation of kicks! clear pictures that capture that exact moment of kicks, nice
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ReplyDeleteWOW~ very detailed eplaination! ^-^
ReplyDeleteI love how your posts are so detailed, with video demonstrations too ! Can't wait to master all these Hehe. I'll be anticipating more such posts from you !! Good job once again!!
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