Did you kick anything in your Shotokan or Goju Ryu kick training?

[Acronym]

I’ve always hit the bag with bare hands. No wraps, no gloves. That’s how I do it.

You're getting smarter by the minute.

 

[Flying Crane]

You're getting smarter by the minute.

I am so fortunate to have your approval.

 

[wab25]

My heavy bag has bony parts sticking out of it.

But that’s because I hid the bodies there.

Well now... that is nobodies fault but yours...

(note: you may want to relocate the bodies... now that you just revealed their location... just sayin' )

 

[Flying Crane]

Well now... that is nobodies fault but yours...

(note: you may want to relocate the bodies... now that you just revealed their location... just sayin' )

There I go, shooting my mouth off again..:

 

[Gerry Seymour]

A kicking shield needs a holder though, so you need at the very least a partner at home.

Best with a partner, though I've strapped them to solid anchor points at times to make an impromptu makiwara.

 

[Graywalker]

Yes, its still done today. Bag work has always been important. I am not a shotokan guy, but Goju Ryu, is part of the Shudokan curriculum.

 

[Gerry Seymour]

I already adressed that but you clearly are struggling with the concept.

No, really, you didn't.

 

[Gerry Seymour]

You're getting smarter by the minute.

You're not getting any better at conversation, though.

 

[Buka]

You're getting smarter by the minute.

Let's recap, shall we? You don't train, you can't kick, your stance is weak, your transition from stance to a weak kick meanders to keep your balance.

Yet, you're here to sarcastically insults members of this forum. What's wrong, kid, mama slap you upside the head and threw away the milk, did she?

 

[Acronym]

Let's recap, shall we? You don't train, you can't kick, your stance is weak, your transition from stance to a weak kick meanders to keep your balance.

Yet, you're here to sarcastically insults members of this forum. What's wrong, kid, mama slap you upside the head and threw away the milk, did she?

I threw a bullseye roundhouse kick at full speed with zero flinch post kick, wearing boots. 2 years inactive. Now let's see you kick, mr American Karate. Maybe you'll shame me

 

[Monkey Turned Wolf]

I threw a bullseye roundhouse kick at full speed with zero flinch post kick, wearing boots. 2 years inactive. Now let's see you kick, mr American Karate. Maybe you'll shame me

What is a bullseye roundhouse kick, and why is it impressive that you didn't flinch afterwards? I would hope that you're not flinching after your kicks..

 

[wab25]

Now let's see you kick, mr American Karate. Maybe you'll shame me

Funny... I don't recall seeing yours first. If you are going to call someone out like that... at least show your kick first.

 

[Headhunter]

I threw a bullseye roundhouse kick at full speed with zero flinch post kick, wearing boots. 2 years inactive. Now let's see you kick, mr American Karate. Maybe you'll shame me

No you didn’t

 

[Acronym]

What is a bullseye roundhouse kick, and why is it impressive that you didn't flinch afterwards? I would hope that you're not flinching after your kicks..

One of the measures of kicking dexterity is precision, and I threw it exactly centerline, not an inch to the side. It is also used as a way of keeping track of flexibility. If you cross center line with your knee during the kicking moment, you are overrotating. Overrotation is undesirable.

Flinching happens when you have poor balance and control over your technique, which is usually increased the harder you go. This results in the student either falling on his butt in sparring by overkill, or having poor post kick control with floppy hands all over the place after the kick lands.

 

[Headhunter]

One of the measures of kicking dexterity is precision, and I threw it exactly centerline, not an inch to the side. It is also used as a way of keeping track of flexibility. If you cross center line with your knee during the kicking moment, you are overrotating. Overrotation is undesirable.

Flinching happens when you have poor balance and control over your technique, which is usually increased the harder you go. This results in the student either falling on his butt in sparring by overkill, or having poor post kick control with floppy hands all over the place after the kick lands.

Show us then....show us this amazing perfect kick

 

[Acronym]

Funny... I don't recall seeing yours first. If you are going to call someone out like that... at least show your kick first.

You have now

 

[Flying Crane]

You have now

Is that like the old Bionic Man TV show where they had him run in slow motion to suggest how blisteringly fast he was?

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!

 

[Acronym]

Is that like the old Bionic Man TV show where they had him run in slow motion to suggest how blisteringly fast he was?

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!

Slow motion made it regular speed

 

[Acronym]

Is that like the old Bionic Man TV show where they had him run in slow motion to suggest how blisteringly fast he was?
!

I had to look up what that is but I'll take it as a compliment.

 

[Monkey Turned Wolf]

One of the measures of kicking dexterity is precision, and I threw it exactly centerline, not an inch to the side. It is also used as a way of keeping track of flexibility. If you cross center line with your knee during the kicking moment, you are overrotating. Overrotation is undesirable.

Flinching happens when you have poor balance and control over your technique, which is usually increased the harder you go. This results in the student either falling on his butt in sparring by overkill, or having poor post kick control with floppy hands all over the place after the kick lands.

So you threw an accurate kick without losing your balance. You've been doing TKD for a couple years right? I would assume that's something any TKD black belt can do.