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Karate Kicks Every Karateka Needs to Know
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Karate Kicks Every Karateka Needs to Know

Kicks That Can Be Used in Sparring and Self-Defense
Created byJonathan Oshita
Last updated 6/2022
English

What you'll learn

  • Karateka will expand their kicking repertoire
  • Karateka will increase their sparring abilities
  • Karateka will have more options for self defense
  • Karateka will learn to perform 8 different kicks

Course content

2 sections9 lectures1h 54m total length
  • Lead-Leg Angled Roundhouse Kick18:27
  • Lead-Leg Side Thrust Kick17:37
  • Rear-Leg Roundhouse Kick8:30
  • Lead-Leg Push Kick17:09
  • Spinning Back Kick15:08

    Learn the spinning back kick, including stepping across the line, looking, and chambering from a taller Ishihara-inspired stance to strike the sternum with a fast kick.

  • Off-Angle Lead-Leg Heel Kick9:38
  • Rear Leg Push Kick5:11
  • Off-Angled Front Snap Kick5:39

Requirements

  • No prerequisites needed for this course

Description

This course teaches how to perform some of the most effective kicks used in Karate.  These particular kicks are not found in the Isshinryu Karate System but are definitely worth learning and using for self defense and sparring.

The 8 kicks taught in this course are the Lead-Leg Angled Roundhouse Kick,  Lead-Leg Side Thrust Kick, Rear-Leg Roundhouse Kick, Front-Leg Push Kick, Spinning Back Kick, Off-Angled Lead-Leg Heel Kick, Rear-Leg Push Kick, and Off-Angled Front Snap Kick.

Each kick has its own video lesson which thoroughly demonstrates and explains step by step how to perform the kick. Each lesson also touches on proper usage in a self defense situation.  Structure, posture, foot work, body mechanics, and common misconceptions are covered in this course. 

A kicking bag or other striking surface is recommended for this course.  However, if you do not have access to a striking surface, you can still practice these kicks in the air. 

This course culminates with a workout video that includes practice with all of the kicks learned. 

If you are interested in learning Isshinryu or if you are already an Isshinryu practitioner of any rank and would like to learn more about katas and bunkai, please check out my "Dissect the Dissection" courses.

Who this course is for:

  • Anyone interested in learning how to perform some of the most powerful kicks used in karate