Beautiful

[hixxy]

found this and had to share but wasnt sure where to post it.only short but is so sweet

http://www.filecabi.net/video/roundhose-dazed.html

 

[scottcatchot]

That rocked his world. Thanks, it was sweet

 

[bushidomartialarts]

nice kick. there's a similar video from the 2004 olympic tae kwon do where a little korean guy just mows down this huge competitor from turkey or someplace like that.

 

[Cujo]

Great video, thanks.
Pax
Cujo

 

[Franc0]

I guess in TKD they don't teach ya to keep your hands up

 

[Laborn]

I guess in TKD they don't teach ya to keep your hands up

In tkd that guy sucks. Guys with experience wouldn't have been there to get hit, hence dont need to have your hands up.

 

[Fluffy]

In tkd that guy sucks. Guys with experience wouldn't have been there to get hit, hence dont need to have your hands up.

Goodness..........that was negative. I have 21 years experience and I keep my hands up at all times.

 

[BrandiJo]

lol i think thats like the 5th link to it on the board but cool none the less

 

[The Kai]

Man the guy did'nt have time to get his hands up

 

[Cirdan]

Time he had. Use it he did not.

 

[Kacey]

It was a nice kick... a little too much power for the target, unless a KO was what he was after - but as far as his opponent - anyone who fights with his hands down like that deserves to get kicked. I've been in TKD for 19 years, and no one I know keeps their hands down like that - not even the white belts - because they've all been popped in the head (lightly) enough times to know it's a bad idea to fight like that.

 

[FearlessFreep]

My understanding is that some people will fight with their hands low to low them to use their hands/arms as a counterbalance for some types of kicking. The thinking is that they think they will be able to get their hands up to block in time if needed


I fight with my hands up because I think that's a pretty risky tradeoff...