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  • I'm guessing you haven't studied TKD in Korea recently.

  • That technique goes by several names in English: Back Hook Kick, Spin Hook Kick, Spin Whip Kick, etc...

    I've heard the following Korean term: Dwi Hooryo Chagi, and in this video it sounds like Hik Chook which is not one I've heard before.

  • @ :50 = omg, awesome.

  • looks like mirrors

  • What were they saying?

  • The names of the kicks in Korean.

  • Very nice kicks. I practice kenpo, and isshin-ryu, and very rarely see that level of flexibility.

  • This is pretty much the norm for Taekwondo poomsae/forms competition in Korea. If you've ever seen the Taekwondo Hanmadang nearly everyone looks like this, even the youngest competitors.

  • on to practice..

  • dayum, wish i could do it like that

  • they're black belts? wow. Im impressed with the standard of kicks- they're soo clean!

  • I believe this standard can be acheived by most if excellent flexibility, strength and balance are taught as the pre-requesite. Most gymnasts would have no problem performing at this level because of their flexibility and strength training.

  • Yes i agree, many people think that technique is enough when practising martial arts but keeping your body in good condition and pushing your flexibility is far more paramount. Well done to these kids they should be proud.

  • nice kicks

  • Nice Drill! Looks very difficult. Thanks for sharing!

  • o my god

  • nice kicks

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