How to Do Beginner Kicks in Soo Bahk Do : Doing a Roundhouse Kick in Soo Bahk Do

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Uploaded by on Apr 3, 2008

Kick your opponent and end the fight! Learn how to do a roundhouse kick with expert tips and advice on soo bahk do in this free video.

Expert: Geoff Sterling
Bio: Geoff Sterling began training in Tang Soo Do at age 18, 5 years later he switched to Soo Bahk Do. Geoff tested for blackbelt in October in 2004 for Soo Bahk Do, and 2nd degree Black belt in Oct. 2006.
Filmmaker: Nili Nathan

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  • Ball of the foot requires less conditioning than shins (lots of nerves) and is safer than instep (lots of small bones). You have to kick your target at an angle though. E.g. you can't line parallel with a wall and expect to kick directly with the ball without establishing major flexibility in the foot. Angle away a little bit first and try hitting.

    TKD roundhouse is fast but weaker. Muay thai is stronger but slower. I like to think this as a good mix of both. Good to know all 3 though

  • Also using the ball of your foot to attack can be quite effective maybe like a punch. Your legs are alot more powerful then your arms so if your accurate and fast you really dont need to be that strong because if you aim at the jaw or artery you dont need that much force. Also I'm sure hes not kicking it that hard or fast because that his method of teaching.

  • Wow there sure are so many damn haters on youtube. If your wise you will just be grateful to learn new techniques in different ways. I'm currently taking judo and I hear different ways to to different throws pins etc. not evey one technique is going to be done the same way. Also you can't judge a martial arts based off one guy because its the individual that is doing the martial arts that going to determine how good it is.

  • Really bad!

  • true its good instruction, but probably the worst roundhouse ive ever seen

  • yea he looks a bit unstable...but good instruction though

  • ive watched most of this guys videos, and im curious as to how the hell he is a black belt.

  • pointing your toes is more effective

  • I agree with you 100%, and this guy never heard of flexpilty

  • "Round house" ???? thats called dollyo chaggi ....

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