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The Mechanics of Taekwondo Kicking Technique - Volume 1
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The Mechanics of Taekwondo Kicking Technique - Volume 1

by HwarangSam
Created bySamuel Lee
Last updated 6/2020
English

What you'll learn

  • A fully comprehensive guide for beginner Taekwondo techniques to Intermediate

Course content

1 section11 lectures1h 15m total length
  • Introduction4:09
  • Front Snap Kick7:33
  • Front Thrust Kick4:48

    Master the front thrust kick, or teep, to control distance, generate power, and misdirect opponents with hip rotation, pivot, feints, and controlled momentum.

  • Axe Kick4:44

    Learn the axe kick, a descending head kick with multiple paths and variations over the guard. Master hip-driven power, proper height, and guard-crossing technique while avoiding common errors.

  • Linear Roundhouse Kick8:34
  • Skip Roundhouse Kick & Skipping Technique5:27
  • Parachagi & Switch Roundhouse Kick6:02

    Develop the parachagi switch roundhouse kick by switching legs in the air, landing on one leg with a hip turn, and applying it across clinch to mid-range distances.

  • Circular Roundhouse Kick6:44
  • Side Kick9:44
  • Cut Kick9:32
  • Crescent Kick8:06

Requirements

  • Fit to exercise

Description

11 lessons breaking down the body mechanics of each technique, how to develop the technique, and common errors students face when practicing them.  These techniques are what I consider to fall under the beginner to intermediate range and are a prerequisite In this volume we will go over:

Concept Terminology
Front Snap Kick
Front Thrust Kick
Axe Kick
Skip Roundhouse & Skipping Technique
Parachagi (Counter Roundhouse)
Switch Kick Technique
Circular Roundhouse Kick
Side Kick
Cut Kick & Sliding Technique
Crescent Kick

Who this course is for:

  • Beginners to advanced students of Martial Arts, including current instructors