Hi Mary. The cross leaves you close (so kicking lower is easier) with the defender somewhat side on. The bottom of the rib cage is a good target, thrusting inwards and slightly upwards. In a fight, they might block differently: the general abdomen region is good, but if there's opportunity target the solar plexus, groin or front knee. Twisting and vertical kicks can easily be substituted, still hitting when the defender thinks they're safe. I'll make a front-kick instructional video soon.
Hi Mary. Sorry it's taken a while, but I've uploaded an instructional video for front kick as you asked. If you've only been training a short while, it may be a bit overwhelming, but I it can give you a few useful pointers, and reward repeated viewing as your training progresses. Regards, Tony
what's the target of front kick? Hope u can make a video for teaching front kick
Mary230195 2 years ago
Hi Mary. The cross leaves you close (so kicking lower is easier) with the defender somewhat side on. The bottom of the rib cage is a good target, thrusting inwards and slightly upwards. In a fight, they might block differently: the general abdomen region is good, but if there's opportunity target the solar plexus, groin or front knee. Twisting and vertical kicks can easily be substituted, still hitting when the defender thinks they're safe. I'll make a front-kick instructional video soon.
TonesterD 2 years ago
Hi Mary. Sorry it's taken a while, but I've uploaded an instructional video for front kick as you asked. If you've only been training a short while, it may be a bit overwhelming, but I it can give you a few useful pointers, and reward repeated viewing as your training progresses. Regards, Tony
TonesterD 2 years ago
correction: at 1:33 "I meet that with an outward block with outer forearm" should say "inward block"
TonesterD 2 years ago