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Taekwondo Kicks & Fight Techniques
Rating: 4.6 out of 5(6 ratings)
47 students

Taekwondo Kicks & Fight Techniques

By Hoang Nghi
Created byMario Masberg
Last updated 9/2023
English

What you'll learn

  • Taekwondo competition techniques
  • The foot techniques in Taekwondo
  • Ap Tchagi
  • Bandal Tchagi
  • 360 Bandal Tchagi
  • Dolyo Tchagi
  • Yop Tchagi
  • Milo Tchagi
  • Nelyo Tchagi
  • Duit Tchagi
  • Momdolyo Tchagi
  • Fighting Distances
  • Blocking Techniques
  • The Moves
  • Dodges
  • Work on Target
  • Counter Attacks
  • Dadge and Counter Attack work
  • Punches
  • Hand to Hand way out
  • Onset and Feint

Course content

1 section21 lectures1h 55m total length
  • Trailer2:10

    Watch a trailer that previews Taekwondo kicks and fight techniques, introducing training focus and practical application.

  • Up Tchagi8:39

    Master the up chagi direct kick with the front leg, ball of the foot, toes lifted, and extended heel, delivering face or chin strikes while building balance and precision.

  • Bandal Tchagi8:52

    Execute the bandal chagi, a half circular taekwondo kick using a rotated stable leg with a hip sideways contact from the heel or upper foot.

  • 360 Bandal Tchagi4:12

    Learn the 360 bandal tchagi, a circular taekwondo kick that uses rotation on the front leg, feints to mislead the opponent and advance to cut distance, with precise range control.

  • Dolyo Tchagi8:00

    Dollyo chagi teaches a circular kick with the pelvis and shoulders turned sideways, targeting face or midsection, using the outside edge of the foot and full extension to counter distance.

  • Yop Tchagi8:20

    Master yop chagi, the side kick, by aligning the pelvis sideways, using the heel and edge of the foot, and extending from a front leg at medium distance.

  • Milo Tchagi5:31

    Perform a front leg kick by extending the foot and pushing with the flat of the foot, sideways, to drive the opponent back at breast level.

  • Nelyo Tchagi8:37

    Explore taekwondo kicks and fight techniques, detailing head-level kicks, knee placement, heel-to-toe mechanics, pelvis rotation, and front-leg counter kicks for face targets.

  • Duit Tchagi5:45

    Explore Duit Tchagi, a high-precision taekwondo kick emphasizing rear pivot, knee extension, and heel strike. Look before you kick, target with purpose, and develop strength for head-level kicks.

  • Momdolyo Tchagi2:54

    Master the circular turn kick, dollyo chagi, with backward rotation and the ball of the foot in front; finish with the foot in front after the kick.

  • Fighting Distances1:13

    Learn taekwondo combat distances, from leg and arm distances to the first through fourth close combat distances, including the security distance for direct attacks.

  • Blocking Techniques3:49

    Master taekwondo blocking techniques using forearm and open-hand blocks at face level, with shoulder and pelvis alignment, arm locking, and controlled retreat to protect the elbow during kicks.

  • The Moves4:10

    Explore taekwondo moves through step and cross sequences, coordinating front and hind legs, guard changes, feints, and rotations along an imaginary line.

  • Dodges4:24

    Learn essential Taekwondo dodges: retreat and sideways dodges, pivots, and circular attacks to the face while maintaining guard, staying stable, and reading the opponent during rotation.

  • Work on Target16:06

    Develop speed and precision in taekwondo kicks by training with targets and plastrons, practicing rapid sequences with and without jumping, and refining distance, timing, and balance through pivots.

  • Counter Attacks10:42

    Learn to anticipate and counter Taekwondo attacks using sideward dodges, hip rotation, and Panda chagi, Dollyo Chagi, and Furyo Chagi, with timing to respond at the right distance.

  • Dadge and Counter Attack work2:28

    Develop counter attack work by retreating to stay stable and respond the moment the opponent brings back his leg, staying close to attack with quick kicks.

  • Punches2:31

    Taekwondo kicks & fight techniques teaches punches, distance management, and blocking with simultaneous hits, focusing on plastron-level blows and forward movement to control arm distance.

  • Hand to Hand way out1:47

    Move backwards to come to leg distance, break the distance, trigger and kick, block, and exit with hammer kick or direct kick in close combat.

  • Onset and Feint4:08

    Master onset and feint to trigger counters, guard changes, and front-leg kicks with movement and dodges in taekwondo. Practice inside steps, knee blocks, and timed counters as you advance.

  • Credits0:45

    Understand the credits for the Taekwondo kicks and fight techniques course, detailing how earning credits aligns with mastering kicks and fight techniques.

Requirements

  • No previous knowledge necessary
  • Suitable for beginners and advanced
  • The techniques are easy to learn

Description

Taekwondo is a Korean martial art notable for its impressive high kicks and quick footwork.

It is not only a physical martial art, but also a philosophy based on the principles of self-control, courtesy, integrity, perseverance and mental strength.

Originally developed in Korea, Taekwondo has evolved into a discipline practiced worldwide, used both for self-defense and as a competitive sport.
It emphasizes the importance of respect and discipline and promotes physical fitness, flexibility and mental stamina.

Taekwondo is also an Olympic sport that features in the Olympic Games and brings together athletes from different countries to demonstrate their skill and discipline.


Hoang NGHI, a former international champion, known for his technical expertise and for his fighting spirit, discusses the essential aspects of Fighting Taekwondo: range, block, moving, dodge, strike, strike back, counter, hand to hand exit, feint, combinations with target and with partners, punches, kicks and much more.

Techniques and advice of Hoang NGHI are aimed at Taekwondo initiates, but also at practitioners willing to show perseverance in the way of the fight.


This film is an educational tool that cannot be missed, for its contents and forms are substantial.


Hoang Nghi:

-Vice Champion at the World Games of 1993

-Three-time French Champion in 1990, 1993, 1994

-Twice French International Open Winner in 1989 and 1990

-He was voted Best Fighter in the European Cup in 1993 in Russia

Who this course is for:

  • This course is for anyone who wants to learn the Korean martial art of Taekwondo