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@@dimavlasiuk4220 it's a lovely little kick. Sits in the middle of sneaky, fancy and dangerous if done just right. Which I'm not quite there on, but i still like it :)

Thank you :)

Hope it helped :)

Thank you. Going well but slow so far

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Thanks man :) appreciate it

Then don't watch them. If you're not part of E.K.K.A. or a freestyle taekwondo system, these videos aren't designed for you. If you're ITF or similar, find the videos that match your style. It'd be like a shotokan student watching wado-ryu tutorials

@@MatrixMartialArtsLE3 you're MISSING my point. The tuls were made by Gen Choi. to practice moves on imaginary attackers. free style? do you REALLY think Any of these moves will work? I dont see ANY power sine wave back before forward. I could go on but why bother. Someone has convinced you this is TKD and you think you're teaching it. My GM Instructor says think out of the box.... BUT when tech are done wrong then the box has collapsed. There's a Right way and wrong and Yours is WRONG sorry, free style or not. This from a VI dan training over 25 yrs, my GM instructor IX for over 35 yrs. I may be a little closed minded BUT I would Never expect AND of your tech to work in Real life.

@@larryb5986 totally get it and i appreciate we are different. Not a problem. No one has "convinced" me this TKD, this is the syllabus that was taught to me based on the 1964 E.K.K.A. syllabus. I am aware it is not TKD or ITF, its was just the core syllabus that our art is based upon. No sine wave included as it was designed to be more direct with all power and technique focused into a single, directional movement. The only issue i have is stating pattern techniques to be used in "real life" A fight is a fight and wouldn't really consider using anything directly out of a pattern as such.

@@MatrixMartialArtsLE3 Again missing my point. I don't see ANY power in your techs. to practice tuls with sine wave teaches and infuses muscle memory. Meaning it would be natural for 1 to use hip, knee spring action. What I do see here is NO power at ALL. Just using the arm, so in turn you are just Bruising NOT BREAKING. Just my thoughts and what I've been taught and what I teach sorry.

@@larryb5986 so you're saying you see no power in a form & position demonstration at a rough pace we'd expect at the grading. This isn't a power demonstration, it's to teach new 2nd Kup's the techniques in the pattern. It's a 2nd part to a slower breakdown of the pattern. It isn't being done at full power. You appear not to be understanding the purpose of a tutorial video aimed at our students.

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I know, but the bag's such a small target. I was close though 😁😁😁 glad you like the kick 👍👍

Apologies :) Wish you well in your recovery or your search for new bionic limbs. Appreciate your time man, thank you :)

Thank you :) I'm not to bad flexibility wise for ace kicks and front kick, etc. Could do with a little more work for round kick and side as hip flexibility is starting to get a little harder as I get older

Thanks man :) appreciate it. Glad you liked :)

Thank you :) Appreciate it 👍👍

Some may say so, but we don't include the step in (lead up) as part of the degree of turn. So from the point where I leave the ground to the point where my feet contact back down again is only one complete spin. You may see it written as a "cheat 540" thougb or C540.

It's not done too badly to be fair. I did add a few struts at the base with bigger screws than before, but otherwise it's donw really well for £10 worth of wood

@@MatrixMartialArtsLE3 Awesome..going to try and build my own this weekend

Yeah, we're a freestyle taekwondo club. It's ITF-ish based around the 1964 E.K.K.A. syllabus.

Thanks buddy :)

For fun :)

If you watch the highest level of kickboxing, fighters like Raymond Daniels & even Adesanya as a kickboxer can pull this off w/ devastating results in a real sanctioned fight

@@eliswagata7986 for sure :)

It is not a waste of time and energy. If your opponent properly does tornado and you do not know this kick you would no be able to block it.

Hello there! thanks for watching :) hi from the UK

That's cool :) thanks very much. We've always used "tornado" as a broad term for jump kicks that rotate 360 degrees or more.

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You're welcome!

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Thanks! 😃

My pleasure

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Thank you very much for your feedback. Glad my vids helped somebody out :) Top stuff :)

Hiya :)

thank you, really appreciate that :)

thank you, really appreciate that :)

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@@MatrixMartialArtsLE3 you put my kicks to shame😅

@@vroomvroom724 but when we're allowed to train again and you keep doing your stuff, you'll catch up in no time & can then work on overtaking me & my old legs. We'll get Kierun in to bang out some really fancy stuff for you to learn at that point :)

@@MatrixMartialArtsLE3 yesss

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Liquidcadmus - We teach a Freestyle Taekwondo Syllabus based around the E.K.K.A syllabus. We know it is not the same as the ITF syllabus as it was originally a blended system between ITF & Wado Ryu. Originally established in 1973.

Azulx 17. We have a blended system, so there will be differences between how we do things & true ITF systems. It's just how we like them :)

russ perry no probs matey :)

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Thank you :) Glad you like them :)