Taekwondo Hook Kick Tutorial | GNT How to

How to Hook Kick
An in depth breakdown on How to do the Taekwondo/Kickboxing Hook Kick. The tutorial also covers how to make it effective for light/semi sparring, full contact and street fighting. I hope you benefit from the tutorial :)
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Tutorial by Aaron Gassor (3rd Dan in ITF Taekwondo and Kickboxing)

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Also, More Tutorials on my channel so check them out and good luck :)

*Disclaimer*- I'm not responsible for any accidents you have whilst trying to perform this move. I recommend that you train in a qualified gym to minimize the risks of injury when practicing any kicks, flips or stretches. I also only encourage you to use these moves in self defence. All moves should be used in self defence and with reasonable force.

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[GingerNinjaTrickster]

I have been training for just over 8 years. Thank you and i'm glad you liked it :)

[tobyranson]

best tutorial for this on YouTube

most people just get it over really quickly but you go into detail .

[jessieyu]

Hi Ginger, I learned traditional ITF from my master 2 years ago. ITF is like my life. But after my master went back to his country, I stopped training. Your taekwondo techniques look very much like what my master taught me. I am so glad to watch your video because that reminds me of my master. And I can learn ITF again! Thank you for those awesome videos!!!

[GingerNinjaTrickster]

No problem :) I know about both methods as i am never narrow minded. It does have advantages for reach, wrapping around, etc but the way i look at it is if you were to sit down and heel the floor a lot more pressure is put into the foot and ankle joint when pointing the foot forwards. When you flex your foot everything is tighter and stronger and when you hit the floor there is way less pressure.

[jessepinkman]

I wouldn't like to mess with this guy on a street fight ;)

[mrtruthforever]

One of the best instructors on the net. Thank you.

[GingerNinjaTrickster]

I try my best to and reply when i can :) Have you checked out my spinning hook kick tutorial as that should help firstly? I also have an how to improve leg control which increases muscular endurance and dexterity in the leg to help with lifting the leg :) No problem and good luck :)

[GingerNinjaTrickster]

No problem :) I'm glad you liked it and I appreciate you saying that. Thank you :)

[tedsworld]

hook, crescent and axe kick..beuatiful man!

[GingerNinjaTrickster]

@Aden YANG I appreciate you saying that. Thank you :) No parrys aren't in Taekwondo. They are from my kickboxing training. I guessed you meant that and I do traditional ITF :)

[carlschnackel]

Awesome videos!!!  I've been teaching TKD for about six years now and yours are about the most concise and simple methods of doing these complicated maneuvers I've seen.  They don't just show me a better way to perform the movements, i.e. physics, etc., but they show me a better way to teach the movements than before.  Thank you!

[GingerNinjaTrickster]

Really appreciate your compliments. Thank you too :)

[GingerNinjaTrickster]

I'm glad you liked it. Thank you :) Good luck with your future training :)

[GingerNinjaTrickster]

Thank you :) That tutorial will be up in the near future :)

[GingerNinjaTrickster]

Thank you. I'm glad you liked it :)

[GingerNinjaTrickster]

I'm glad you think so and no problem :)

[GingerNinjaTrickster]

I'm glad you think that and i appreciate your support. Thank you :) I have been training over 8 years. I still try to improve technique and make it efficient as possible for each situation so i don't consider them mastered. A few styles including Wing Chun, Thai Boxing, Kenpo, BJJ and a couple of others. No problem :)

[GingerNinjaTrickster]

Thank you :) Glad it helped and good luck with your future training :)

[GingerNinjaTrickster]

I appreciate you saying that and i'm glad it will help :) Good luck with your training :)

[DoodlezMD]

Best TKD tutorials ive seen on youtube!