Thank you so much ! The knees are closer to one another in the back piercing kick and a bit away from one another in turning side kick . Further the torso is turned more in the direction of the target in turning side kick . Thank you once again for explaining ...
Pure excellence once again! Bonus points for probably the most accurate differentiation between a back kick and reverse side kick. Thanks! Might also be useful to add that the back kick can be effectively hidden (and fast!) when used as a 2nd or 3rd kick in a combo. E.g. a round house (that we might deliberately let blocked) which steps forward and continue turning to a back kick (all one fluid turning motion). One of my favorite kicks :)
Excellent Tutorials Carl. I am a Karate Instructor, but always wanting to improve my kicks I practised Tae Kwon Do to 2nd Degree. Many of my fellow Karateka dismiss Tae Kwon Do after having watched the Olympics. This is why I have shared your Tutorials to educate them. All the best John Deehan
Thank you uploading these tutorials. We are a family of martial arts trainee and we love your videos. Your ways of describing the techniques are amazing!
Brilliant clear explanation of difference between turning Dwit-chagi and turning Yop-chagi. It's a pleasure to look at your technic. Thank you for using Korean and Japanese names in your videos.
We had a whole lesson around back kicks and their applications the other day. Tremendously powerful kick if done correctly. Very handy in competition too 👍
Getting over an Achilles tendinitis. Years and mileage is a bad combination. Great kicks. I have been through Taekwon Do, Shorin Ryu, Kick boxing , JiuJitsu. Wish I still had your flexibility. Front snap and thrust , kicks and the turning back kicks still work for me., along with side kicks. Have good flexibility for high axe kicks . Lost a friend and training g buddy to cancer twenty years ago. At his funeral I promised myself that in his memory I would keep going until I couldn’t stand up on my own. You inspire me . Thanks
Thank you for sharing the memory of your training buddy. I'm glad to hear I've provided you with some inspiration. All the best for you ongoing Martial Arts journey!
Like the video on the reverse turning kick, you teach this in such a way that the movement naturally occurs. The right hip switches places with the left, generating tremendous force. Outstanding!
I’ve been looking for ways to teach technique to the kids in our class. Forms are relatively simple to get an understanding of but practical application can be more difficult. I may use this. Thanks!
@@VanRoonMartialArts ups! Sorry, I had a "translanguage" moment in that comment :,) I'm a chilean karate black belt and I basically felt alluded to by your comment. And yep, that's a heart :)))
Damn your kicks are impressive! I do muaythai now, and I'm gonna use Taekwondo kicks as well because I find them very useful. But not many fighters know how to use Taekwondo kicks in other martial arts. I've done a little Taekwondo and I need little adjustment and I'll make them with your help I hope. That's for making this videos for us ♥
Nice kicks & great instruction! I had 45 full years & 7th Dan in taekwondo before my body was to broken to keep real training. I could be the poster kid for heavy impact. Take care of yourself.
I love this kick. I used it when sparring, the opponent was winded. Also a fast kick that not everyone will expect so this will win a street fight if your oponnent doesn't block it or wasn't expecting it. Thanks a lot for these videos, they help so much. I do WTF Taekwondo. :)
That tutorial is perfect, cause I'm learning this kick right now. Can you make a tutorial on how to stretch correctly for kicks and have some strength in kicks to kick higher, that would be great.
I do taekwondo I only got the first belt and soon I be grading to get my second one but I do find it a bit hard with putting my leg in a chamber position or doing it correctly I’m not that flexible yet can you help I also love your videos
I've blessed to study with many teachers, the major ones would be: - Chris Dessa and his daughter Angie - my original Karate teachers who I started with 25 years ago - Andrew Niven - my first Taekwon-Do Instructor - Peter Thompson - my first Kickboxing Coach - Vincent Perry - my first MMA Coach, based in Australia - Eugene Bareman and Doug Viney - Coaches based at City Kickboxing in Auckland New Zealand Although I'm the Head Coach of my own gym I'm blessed to continue to study under great teachers!
Van Roon Martial Arts Good on you. I’m enjoying watching your instructionals and applying them to my own world. We may have trained together. Vince is a good friend and we trained together a lot when we were blue belts. If I am ever in AKL I’ll look for you.
Have you ever gone to or have students come over from other schools and styles to train with, here at Odessa Texas in our WTF TKD studio sometimes we have some students come over from a kungfu school to do the sparring class with us, I’m trying to also do it with the other schools like kajukenbo, Tukong, and ATA and ITF taekwondo
How about a video talking about and showing martial arts from movies and tv, is it based on reality and could it possibly work or is it all just fantasy
Please do not look at the back kick target when you throw it. Every fraction of a second counts. Start with repeated back kicks in a row from the same foot while you are looking in the other direction. That will give you a feel for where your kick lands and halve the time, as well as increase the power for it. If a vietnam veteran spins you like a corkscrew and immediately closes in to take your back, etc., that ability to throw it accurately and quickly without looking at it will protect you and defeat them; trust me on that. As you start to turn, look out of the corner of your eyes. Again, even with the frameskipping here multiplying your virtual speed as it did the shotokan karate people, I can still see it coming just like I did with them.
For some reason, my TKD school doesn't teach this kick. Instructor says "donkey" kicks, are not real kicks??? They teach the spinning back side kick, which is similar.
That seems unusual to me! This kick is a standard kick. Just google back kick or back piercing kick! Or cut and paste the Korean or Japanese from the title into google :D I find the advantage of a back kick or donkey kick as you describe it is you can throw it from closer range and it is also more direct / quicker rather than coming around it goes straight up and under as you spin through.
@@VanRoonMartialArts you did a great job explaining the difference between the back kick and side kick, thank you! That was always so confusing! I will re-ask the instructor why we aren't learning this kick, because I see it is very powerful, and many other schools teach it. One reason he said, that I remember, is he doesn't want us turning our back to an opponent. Now, keep in mind, our school does not compete in competitions, and apparently emphasizes the "hard style". His words were "donkey kick", not mine, as I feel that description of this kick diminishes it as a technique. I'm not trying to diminish it! This is the first video I have watched from you, and have subscribed. You have a great technique, and are a genius, at explaining every step. Much respect to you!!
Thanks for the video. I hold black belt rank in Karate and Taekwon Do but am just returning after a long break and finding my flexibility is not there anymore plus I am older. Struggling to get it back. Any tips?
Progressive overload (gradually push yourself little by little not all at once to avoid injury but still get progress), specificity (focus on the actual kicks you want to improve / movements you want to improve rather than general flexibility) and consistency of daily training would be my advice!
Very powerful kicks, I’ve seen my 125 pound friend who was in Taekwondo do this same kick on a guy in the Parking lot who kept trying to fight him. He didn’t want to but the 6’4 245 pound guy rushed him and he did this same back kick and broke the guys ribs... he didn’t get up and the ambulance had to come get him. My buddy poor guy was so upset cause he hurt the guy but I told him if you hadn’t defended yourself this guy would have killed you... TKD is very effective and dangerous if you’re fast enough an have great technique
Mike Kostidis Kyokushin is an art I have great respect for, having competed in it in my younger days I lost and won fights and learned a lot in the process. I think you’d agree these types of kicks are used very effectively in Kyokushin so I’m not sure what you’re getting at.
@@VanRoonMartialArts I use a thai stance. Do I need to go wider for the shot? Edit: Nvm i figured it out... I need a tkd chamber for my straight kicks that aren't thai 🥳 Mma gets confusing 😂
Damn your back spin kick is powerful! I feel sorry for the guy on the loosing end of that kick lol
Best kick tutorial channel on TH-cam.
Thank you :D
Thank you so much ! The knees are closer to one another in the back piercing kick and a bit away from one another in turning side kick . Further the torso is turned more in the direction of the target in turning side kick . Thank you once again for explaining ...
You are welcome! :D
man!!! some real bone crunching legit kicks!
Pure excellence once again! Bonus points for probably the most accurate differentiation between a back kick and reverse side kick. Thanks!
Might also be useful to add that the back kick can be effectively hidden (and fast!) when used as a 2nd or 3rd kick in a combo. E.g. a round house (that we might deliberately let blocked) which steps forward and continue turning to a back kick (all one fluid turning motion). One of my favorite kicks :)
Thanks for your comments! I agree ☝️ Cheers!
good but not back kicks. reverse side kick or spin around backward side kick.
A!01
My favorite kick combo is the "two touch kick", the lead side kick (to measure distance) into a spinning back kick
Ur such a great teacher and martial artist I wish I could train with u
This is why i love Taekwon-Do!
:D
Van Roon Martial Arts do the splits
Van Roon Martial Arts yes more
Excellent Tutorials Carl. I am a Karate Instructor, but always wanting to improve my kicks I practised Tae Kwon Do to 2nd Degree. Many of my fellow Karateka dismiss Tae Kwon Do after having watched the Olympics. This is why I have shared your Tutorials to educate them. All the best John Deehan
Good to hear! All the best for your training Sensei
Thank you Carl. All the best for 2020
Super excellent skill and video.
Thank you uploading these tutorials. We are a family of martial arts trainee and we love your videos. Your ways of describing the techniques are amazing!
Great form,balance,& description.
Brilliant clear explanation of difference between turning Dwit-chagi and turning Yop-chagi. It's a pleasure to look at your technic. Thank you for using Korean and Japanese names in your videos.
We had a whole lesson around back kicks and their applications the other day. Tremendously powerful kick if done correctly. Very handy in competition too 👍
Waylander7475 totally! Cheers!!
You not only teach well but can execute very impressive! 👍
Getting over an Achilles tendinitis. Years and mileage is a bad combination. Great kicks. I have been through Taekwon Do, Shorin Ryu, Kick boxing , JiuJitsu. Wish I still had your flexibility. Front snap and thrust , kicks and the turning back kicks still work for me., along with side kicks. Have good flexibility for high axe kicks . Lost a friend and training g buddy to cancer twenty years ago. At his funeral I promised myself that in his memory I would keep going until I couldn’t stand up on my own. You inspire me . Thanks
Thank you for sharing the memory of your training buddy. I'm glad to hear I've provided you with some inspiration. All the best for you ongoing Martial Arts journey!
Yes i agree👍tae kwon do is nice... but not effective like kyokushin in full contact fights
I like your demonstrations. They make the techniques look very easy. Thanks a lot.
Great video Carl 👍
TKDCoach Academy thanks mate 🙏
Very detailed yet super clear at the the time and easy to understand. Well done Sir.
wacens1 glad you liked it!
YOUR A GREAT TEACHER VANROON MARTIAL ARTS ON YOU TUBE 👊👊 OSU KYOKUSHIN KARATE
Like the video on the reverse turning kick, you teach this in such a way that the movement naturally occurs. The right hip switches places with the left, generating tremendous force. Outstanding!
As always, great video
Miguel Hernandez thank you!
I’ve been looking for ways to teach technique to the kids in our class. Forms are relatively simple to get an understanding of but practical application can be more difficult. I may use this. Thanks!
Work Fit you’re welcome!
Great breakdown of the technique.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
My pleasure :D
Great breaking it down Mr. Van Roon! Keep teaching us more techniques
Ken Etchinique will do 😌
Very nice video thinks, I liked sir Marshallet
"Our karate brothers and sisters"
I felt apelled
Apelled? I'm sorry I don't understand but I think that's a heart right? :
@@VanRoonMartialArts ups! Sorry, I had a "translanguage" moment in that comment :,) I'm a chilean karate black belt and I basically felt alluded to by your comment.
And yep, that's a heart :)))
@@disparadalcorazoncobardes2767 muchas gracias mi Karate amigo :D
That's my trans-language attempt!
Happy new year!!
Great kicking technique.
Thank you!
very nice and good info!
Seriously..how cool is that?
진짜로 너무너무 멋있다~!!! 파이팅~!!😍😍
감사합니다!!
Lets Go Carl !! Eternal 50 gonna be a great day at the office for you brother ... CKB all day
Excellent tutorials 👍
You are something different. I like your videos very much.
Thank you :D
You are welcome.
Great content. This really is helping me to explain concepts to my students, I'm learning a bit too. Love it.
Great instruction for practise, thank you
TJAcoustic my pleasure 👍
Love from India sir
Jeez . That's powerful.
Well done, good bob.
Damn your kicks are impressive! I do muaythai now, and I'm gonna use Taekwondo kicks as well because I find them very useful. But not many fighters know how to use Taekwondo kicks in other martial arts. I've done a little Taekwondo and I need little adjustment and I'll make them with your help I hope. That's for making this videos for us ♥
Awesome skills 👍! Wish I could be young again lol. 😁!
Cheers!!
Nice kicks & great instruction! I had 45 full years & 7th Dan in taekwondo before my body was to broken to keep real training. I could be the poster kid for heavy impact. Take care of yourself.
Thank you Mr Shaw that's an impressive run of training at 45 years! All the best!
@@VanRoonMartialArts I wonder if you know two people I trained with in New Jersey. Mark Williams & Herb Perez. We trained under Master Ki Chung Kim
Awesome tutorial, you are truly a master. Great explanation on both the spinning sidekick and spinning back kick.
Very Nice Excellent👍
Excellent form
Thanks for your support!
Merci depuis le Cameroun
I like it your video, that is great kick, power and speed really good, most Taekwondo practitioner use these kick in tournement
TheKetota glad you enjoyed it!
please upload more content
This is why i love Teakwndo really i appreciate you boss
You're welcome!
I love this kick. I used it when sparring, the opponent was winded. Also a fast kick that not everyone will expect so this will win a street fight if your oponnent doesn't block it or wasn't expecting it.
Thanks a lot for these videos, they help so much.
I do WTF Taekwondo. :)
Thank u
Mohammed Shabaz you’re welcome
That tutorial is perfect, cause I'm learning this kick right now.
Can you make a tutorial on how to stretch correctly for kicks and have some strength in kicks to kick higher, that would be great.
Thanks for your message! I'll take that onboard for my next video series :D
I'm currently preparing for an MMA fight and will get into it after that 👍
@@VanRoonMartialArts good luck for your debut. Be safe
@@SebastianSchachner thank you
wow nice basic kick 👍
Awesome 👍👍
Hom Sunar thank you!
I’m going to practice this
can you pls upload more
I'm going to try this as soon as I'm done taking a dump.😨
chuck e 🤣
Do you see any other Tkd teachers, Alex Wong is going to have a Zoom class Sunday June 28 6pm est.
I do taekwondo I only got the first belt and soon I be grading to get my second one but I do find it a bit hard with putting my leg in a chamber position or doing it correctly I’m not that flexible yet can you help I also love your videos
true master
Who was your teacher/ You have fantastic technique!
I've blessed to study with many teachers, the major ones would be:
- Chris Dessa and his daughter Angie - my original Karate teachers who I started with 25 years ago
- Andrew Niven - my first Taekwon-Do Instructor
- Peter Thompson - my first Kickboxing Coach
- Vincent Perry - my first MMA Coach, based in Australia
- Eugene Bareman and Doug Viney - Coaches based at City Kickboxing in Auckland New Zealand
Although I'm the Head Coach of my own gym I'm blessed to continue to study under great teachers!
Van Roon Martial Arts
Good on you. I’m enjoying watching your instructionals and applying them to my own world.
We may have trained together. Vince is a good friend and we trained together a lot when we were blue belts. If I am ever in AKL I’ll look for you.
@@BudoTraining hit me up on instagram or facebook if you're around mate. Come and do a class. Peace ✌️
Hello from algeria and OSS
I learned taekwondo till green belt, left ever since, round kick, spin hook kick is the most difficult kick to execute ! 😊😊
How about a video on similarities and differences between TKD and karate
You should do a video with Alex Wong and Samery Moras
Gosh you got light speed- I was quite fast ... but YOU - WOW
Have you ever gone to or have students come over from other schools and styles to train with, here at Odessa Texas in our WTF TKD studio sometimes we have some students come over from a kungfu school to do the sparring class with us, I’m trying to also do it with the other schools like kajukenbo, Tukong, and ATA and ITF taekwondo
Have you done a video on weapons
Would you do a video on similarities and differences between ITF, WTF, ATA
Hello Carl, is it a century bob punching bag? Can you please tell me where I can buy one in NZ?
How about a video talking about and showing martial arts from movies and tv, is it based on reality and could it possibly work or is it all just fantasy
Un Capo!!!
I love Taekwondo for this kicks
Please do not look at the back kick target when you throw it. Every fraction of a second counts. Start with repeated back kicks in a row from the same foot while you are looking in the other direction. That will give you a feel for where your kick lands and halve the time, as well as increase the power for it. If a vietnam veteran spins you like a corkscrew and immediately closes in to take your back, etc., that ability to throw it accurately and quickly without looking at it will protect you and defeat them; trust me on that. As you start to turn, look out of the corner of your eyes. Again, even with the frameskipping here multiplying your virtual speed as it did the shotokan karate people, I can still see it coming just like I did with them.
I to learn taekwondo but i donta have money and car to go to the douyo. Cant you help me out. Please i want to learn i love that sport so much.
hi Roon before many years we learned that the stricking leg knee pas by the standing foot knee with non visible contact ?what are different now?
isn't it too telegraphic if you pivot first than turning your whole body at the same time to kick ?
For some reason, my TKD school doesn't teach this kick. Instructor says "donkey" kicks, are not real kicks??? They teach the spinning back side kick, which is similar.
That seems unusual to me! This kick is a standard kick. Just google back kick or back piercing kick! Or cut and paste the Korean or Japanese from the title into google :D
I find the advantage of a back kick or donkey kick as you describe it is you can throw it from closer range and it is also more direct / quicker rather than coming around it goes straight up and under as you spin through.
@@VanRoonMartialArts you did a great job explaining the difference between the back kick and side kick, thank you! That was always so confusing! I will re-ask the instructor why we aren't learning this kick, because I see it is very powerful, and many other schools teach it. One reason he said, that I remember, is he doesn't want us turning our back to an opponent. Now, keep in mind, our school does not compete in competitions, and apparently emphasizes the "hard style". His words were "donkey kick", not mine, as I feel that description of this kick diminishes it as a technique. I'm not trying to diminish it! This is the first video I have watched from you, and have subscribed. You have a great technique, and are a genius, at explaining every step. Much respect to you!!
I was told it damages your hip to do a spinning side kick
Thanks for the video. I hold black belt rank in Karate and Taekwon Do but am just returning after a long break and finding my flexibility is not there anymore plus I am older. Struggling to get it back. Any tips?
Progressive overload (gradually push yourself little by little not all at once to avoid injury but still get progress), specificity (focus on the actual kicks you want to improve / movements you want to improve rather than general flexibility) and consistency of daily training would be my advice!
@@VanRoonMartialArts Thanks for the tips.
how would u do a back push kick?
I’ve been in tkd since I was three
Very powerful kicks, I’ve seen my 125 pound friend who was in Taekwondo do this same kick on a guy in the Parking lot who kept trying to fight him. He didn’t want to but the 6’4 245 pound guy rushed him and he did this same back kick and broke the guys ribs... he didn’t get up and the ambulance had to come get him. My buddy poor guy was so upset cause he hurt the guy but I told him if you hadn’t defended yourself this guy would have killed you... TKD is very effective and dangerous if you’re fast enough an have great technique
¿Taekwon do workout por cuarentena?
I want that how to correct my Back kick more accurate
So I think it’s going to take me longer to get my black belt
Come in kyokushin😂... and... good luck😂
Mike Kostidis Kyokushin is an art I have great respect for, having competed in it in my younger days I lost and won fights and learned a lot in the process. I think you’d agree these types of kicks are used very effectively in Kyokushin so I’m not sure what you’re getting at.
I have trouble aiming the thing 😅
Josh F good luck! More training!!
@@VanRoonMartialArts I use a thai stance. Do I need to go wider for the shot?
Edit:
Nvm i figured it out... I need a tkd chamber for my straight kicks that aren't thai 🥳
Mma gets confusing 😂
@@joshf4313 nice one mate. Hope it goes well!
2:18 I think I smelled his foot.
Street fighter character.
Wanna see some dance moves 12:57
YOUR A GREAT TEACHER VANROON MARTIAL ARTS ON YOU TUBE 👊👊 OSU KYOKUSHIN KARATE