Three Tips to Master Taekwondo Kicks

Paul Van Schoyck shows you three tips to master Taekwondo kicking. These tips will help develop good fundamentals for the side kick, roundhouse kick and front kick. Mastery of these three kicks will make all of the other kicks much easier.

[tkdguide]

Check out my video on the TORNADO KICK 🌪here:

[tarafletcher]

Hilarious! We love these entertaining AND educational videos. Your balance of taking martial arts seriously in class and not too seriously in the videos is perfect!

[bigsidable]

Thank you very much. Been training for 50 years. Had the fastest and strongest kick all the way to being 45 years old. Then injured my right knee skydiving. WASNT bad but got worse over time. Eventually had to have it replaced. Broke my hip at 7 years old. Had no issue till I was 55. Now I struggle with arthritis in my left hip. Can only chamber my left leg at a much lower level. So kicks are difficult for me. Why I focus so much with my hands and short lower level kick. But your video did give me so tips on getting my kicks back. Thank you. I study Shaolin Kung Fu. Shotokan, JKD, and Aikido. Thanks for the kicking tips.

[Freiza]

Im still learning tkd, thanks for helping me with the kicks!

[maximilianoaliaga]

I do kyokushin karate, but your videos are awesome. Ty so much for your didactic material

[lifewithdare]

your videos are fun and easy to learn thank you very much for uploading these types of fun and educating videos

[FearlessFearsYT]

I’m going for my second degree and this actually helped me. Thank you!

[Titanberg]

Very informative video on the improvement of various kicks. I had studied Moo Duk Kwon Tae kwon do for seven years... long enough to attain my 1rst Dan. I would have liked to continue, but my daughter's college education was a major priority at the same time, so I decided that her career was worth more than my training. I never really mastered the flying jump back kick due to back problems, but man! I could execute a sliding side kick and a 'horseback' kick that kept my opponents backed up during free sparring! Alas! Now I'm much too old for serious, physical aspects of martial art activity, but.... the knowledge is still within me!

[ReikibyMike-SixofCupsTarot]

I’m just coming back to TKD after many 40+ years and this is gonna be a big help to get back to where I was and beyond 🙏

[Naughty_Jack]

ima kyokushin student in yellow belt, i learn alot from this channel, your tutorials are great and you are awsome! keep it up! OUS!

[AryanRaj-hiwz]

Lots of love from india looking forward for your videos😊

[Coolit]

Thank you :)
I have a blue belt exam coming up. Second tip certainly is something I have to practice more.
And to remember to stretch daily as I have never been flexible in my life... I have a hard time just reaching the chin, which to me is a huge accomplishment as I used to have a hard time just touching my knees with my arms. Taekwondo has not only helped me a lot for my health, flexibility, confidence but the exercise and routine has helped me get through loss.
Everyone should practice a martial art, it's hard to fathom the amount of good it brings us.

[tensaantares]

@ The intro, I only have less than a couple months of experience with TKD when I was around 13 in the mid-'90s.
I plan to go back to it and develop mastery.
A few years before 2010 I participated in a Shorin Ryu Karate dojo I was interested in joining and at some point while I was struggling to do the FORMS I was doing for literally the first time ever and I overheard a potbellied "master" coaching a little boy after I casually did a back kick that was pretty much a "Scorpion Kick" but straight back, "If he can do it, it MUST be easy."
No one said anything positive to me, it was only years later when I thought of that as a backhanded "compliment".
That was the LAST time I went there.
I looked at the intro and even I don't kick like that and even I would be able to do the kick at 0:09.
Then again maybe I'm an OUTLIER/exception.
Oh how silly of me, being able to do something ONCE isn't what matters, it's doing it 10K times that count.

[emmanuelvelazquez]

I love and practice GojuRyu... but you make great videos. Kicks are kicks everywhere!!! Thanks Master!! Arigato!!!

[deezbruh]

I already could tell by the thumbnail that this was going to be good because I saw the foot back for the correct one

[butzegrambel]

Sehr gut erklärt. Danke schön.
Grüße aus Deutschland

[PirataMundoTV]

0:10 The way the mannequins' legs flew out from the impact 😆

[mrsbootsworkouts]

Thank you for the tips, will incorporate into my daily workouts!

[surfbra]

Love it thx aI'll follow you trying to learn to train with my 7 year old he just started classes and I want to learn along with him

[dustinclark]

Practice, practice, and as much as possible