First of all congratulations for these excellent videos Master Woo I enjoy watching them here in Mexico. Although I'm going to have to differ because personally I cannot differentiate speed from strength I cannot separate them I was a competidor and speed was inseparable from strength that's just my humble opinion.
Jahen Arias the stronger kick should have more depth and contact time with the target, while the fast kick is more like at han. You can see him extending his hips and upper body in the stronger kick, so the kick becomes alot more Heavy
I am talking about the distance and alignments of the kick that you can manually create, compare between the cross and hay maker, both are punch but you should know the difference and when to use or what to choose.
Nice channel and videos you really can learn something from! There are a lot of trash martial arts-channel on TH-cam, lucky you are not one of them. I go to a Taekwondo-club since I was 6 and you helped me very much, so thank you and keep going!;)
Good video love sidekick my favourite kick,I have powerful sidekick but like to get faster one,how comes you doing from back leg to easy to see coming,got to come from front leg great in side stance I personally like step up sidekick very powerful,but skipping one lot quicker disguised,
Can anybody tell me if going completely horizontal with your body is considered good form? My teacher tells me to remain as vertical as possible but I find it difficult to kick High remaining vertical.
Twobarpsi by getting your body horizontal it helps maintaining balance, staying vertical reduces your balance when kicking since the weight distribution is unbalanced (you don't say lol), but getting horizontal increases the recovery time so yeah it has pros and cons but i personally prefer getting horizontal but not too much, maybe just diagonal lol
Tuit bal yop chagui is an unpractical kick. Chambering isn't applyable in a competitive fight. The only proper way to perform an Yop chagui with your rear leg is by spinning back, period.
Daniel Fernandes If Mousasi had it right with "You can only fight the way you practice" then you should only practice things the way you will be using in a fight.
orafaelnl You are right! But we must train for fighting, to protect ourselves and also to show the Artistic part to other ppl, do yu know what i mean? 😃😋 (Not for ego, but for students)
orafaelnl There are times that chamber in can be used. One example is the following. Someone is standing close to you. You chamber the kick and rotate your body. This allows the sidekick to hit them in the body. Second example, step to the side and forward. As you step forward chamber your sidekick, then sidekick your opponent that is no longer in front of you but standing to your side. They become a target for the sidekick. There are more examples but this should help you to open your own mind to the possibilities. With all due respect, I hope this helps.
really revising my self training thanks master woo
Great! Always happy to help.
Owo sr you are a best teacher your teaching style is best someone easily understand 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
First of all congratulations for these excellent videos Master Woo I enjoy watching them here in Mexico. Although I'm going to have to differ because personally I cannot differentiate speed from strength I cannot separate them I was a competidor and speed was inseparable from strength that's just my humble opinion.
Jahen Arias the stronger kick should have more depth and contact time with the target, while the fast kick is more like at han. You can see him extending his hips and upper body in the stronger kick, so the kick becomes alot more Heavy
theHoodie still even if it's fast it must have hip movement involved therefore strength.
I am talking about the distance and alignments of the kick that you can manually create, compare between the cross and hay maker, both are punch but you should know the difference and when to use or what to choose.
TaekwonWoo
Excellent Insight. Keep up the great work Master Woo!
Nice channel and videos you really can learn something from! There are a lot of trash martial arts-channel on TH-cam, lucky you are not one of them. I go to a Taekwondo-club since I was 6 and you helped me very much, so thank you and keep going!;)
I appreciate your comments and support.
I really like your teaching Style!
Backwards-? Can not tell? Like C- or C++ Language?
Thank you master woo🥋
Thank you Very, Very much for the vídeo lesson, and for the names of the moves!!! Thanks Master, thanks crew!
I tried, thank you for your support.
Thnk u master
Thank you master!!!
You are very welcome, thank you for your support.
Do you use side kicks when you spar.....in fight.....???
So helpful!
Woo’a Beast
Good video love sidekick my favourite kick,I have powerful sidekick but like to get faster one,how comes you doing from back leg to easy to see coming,got to come from front leg great in side stance I personally like step up sidekick very powerful,but skipping one lot quicker disguised,
I appreciate your comments and support.
Hi Master Woo i am Here from Afghanistan i Liked the tutorial thank you so much. but i am not so fast
I bet not so slow though, thank you for your support.
Bikzad M.Faheem keep practicing. I've been working on my sidekick for a year-and-a-half and it's getting better.
@@jigneshsolanki3957 here we talking about martial arts have some respect please .. u disgust me
Can anybody tell me if going completely horizontal with your body is considered good form? My teacher tells me to remain as vertical as possible but I find it difficult to kick High remaining vertical.
Twobarpsi by getting your body horizontal it helps maintaining balance, staying vertical reduces your balance when kicking since the weight distribution is unbalanced (you don't say lol), but getting horizontal increases the recovery time so yeah it has pros and cons but i personally prefer getting horizontal but not too much, maybe just diagonal lol
keep the good work master Woo . btw I am from Philippines
I appreciate your comments and support.
Wow
It will be lots of help
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I like the dramatic music :))
Thanks. I'm glad you liked it.
Good video!
Thank you for your support.
Again leaves groin terribly exposed to shin kick groin or foot.
Tuit bal yop chagui is an unpractical kick. Chambering isn't applyable in a competitive fight.
The only proper way to perform an Yop chagui with your rear leg is by spinning back, period.
orafaelnl okay, but we must practice
Daniel Fernandes If Mousasi had it right with "You can only fight the way you practice" then you should only practice things the way you will be using in a fight.
orafaelnl You are right! But we must train for fighting, to protect ourselves and also to show the Artistic part to other ppl, do yu know what i mean? 😃😋 (Not for ego, but for students)
orafaelnl or in twieo yop chagi, kicking with the rear leg will add more momentum as you drive your knee up
orafaelnl There are times that chamber in can be used. One example is the following. Someone is standing close to you. You chamber the kick and rotate your body. This allows the sidekick to hit them in the body. Second example, step to the side and forward. As you step forward chamber your sidekick, then sidekick your opponent that is no longer in front of you but standing to your side. They become a target for the sidekick. There are more examples but this should help you to open your own mind to the possibilities. With all due respect, I hope this helps.
My friend said he could fight with master by using just an iron pole,and then he got punished by me!Lol
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Yop Chagi
Yes, it is.
TaekwonWoo I love yop Chagi. Skipping yop chagi
I just uploaded my first video ever on TH-cam. It's of me practicing some kicks. I really like your channel and taekwondo of course.