3 Kick Feints That WORK 💥

Learn to feint kicks in this step-by-step tutorial for Karate, Muay Thai, Kyokushin and other striking arts.

☯️ BIO: Jesse Enkamp a.k.a The Karate Nerd™ is a #1 Amazon Best-Selling Author, National Team Athlete, Keynote Speaker, Entrepreneur, Carrot Cake Lover & Founder of Seishin International - The World’s Leading Karate Lifestyle Brand.

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WARNING: The advice and movements shown in this video are for informational and educational purposes only. Consult a health professional before engaging in any exercise or martial arts program.

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[guynz]

One of my favourites is front to roundhouse kick! Also, just got the Okinawan edition of Seishin Gi and the neighbourhood can all hear the snap - LOVE IT! Feels light, doesn't stick, absolutely love it - and I am not getting any discount or any form of incentive, so just an honest review from a fellow karate-ka. Great work, please keep it up - maybe more videos on how to really generate the power of the karate masters, because they don't really look like body builders but devastating technique and power....but how!!! good luck everyone! Hats off to your efforts, love your work Jesse! Domo Arigato Gozaimasu

[astillero]

Clean technique, keep representing for the new generation.

[MeibukanKarate]

Most important message: "programming" your opponents awareness :) Its working! (Example: three or more times repeat same attack to same target, such as low - low - low - HIGH. I have seen a dam lot of knock outs this way over the years.)

[MyThecount]

Hi Jesse keep making those amazing videos next year I couldbe facing knee replacements ihave to get mri scans done but I'm still training all the years of kicking keep safe

[kennethjohnston]

My favorite feint is the round house kick to a side kick. Worked often... Good times!

[Tee-roni]

Right round kick followed by a spinning right hook kick was a solid combo I used in tournaments

[Kravenrogue]

My favorite is Low Kick Feint to Head Kick

[ivergonzales]

In ITF we also call reverse roundhouse as the twist kick

[solomonisms]

That front-jump kick switch has served me well. I pulled one off very cleanly in a local open tournament against a muay thai opponent. He went to check the feint and I caught him with the follow up. That switching snap kick to the jaw was the end of the bout.

[Thepsychpmhnp]

My trainer always called the front kick to roundhouse the question mark kick

[Domzdream]

What's a good one is if you do an Ashi barai sweep (which is a mock sweep) and launch it into a direct mwashigeri kick.
This will automatically make compell the opponent to catch the kick, but they'll be catching clean air while receiving a kick to the temple.

[Cgerrex]

My personal favorite is roundhouse to hook kick. It’s better than the reverse roundhouse because of the power. It’s also better if you don’t have flexibility in your knee.

[teutonicguy]

I'm impressed how good those kicks are when he clearly has flat feet. Usually people have a hard time getting a good pivot

[OpnDoarPlcy]

I love this! Thanks Jesse! I will implement this into my TKD (Korean Karate!) Lol. Let's fight some time!

[Sacciuiguai]

Fake open roundhouse chamber into front kick is also one of my favourites, alongside fake front into high roundhouse!

[ToriNaFori]

I actually got into karate 5 months ago. I said to myself I want to train something, more for protection. Was thinking about kickbox, but my father recommended me karate, because my neighbour trained karate for 45 years. Then I said why not, but wasn't amused. When he showed me the skills, I fell in LOVE with karate. In just 5 months, 3 days in a week of training, and still going for that black belt!

[skckarate]

Great video! You inspired me to make my own karate channel! Keep inspiring Jesse!!

[michaelbarash]

That reverse roundhouse kick is so nasty, love it.

[apexcroix]

Highly effective, stuff Sensei! I use these in Muay Thai and Kickboxing.

[borisstolten]

Great video by our favourite karateka! Oss!