 Here's some details on the long tag or the diagonal kick. So the purpose of this kick, remember we're here and then we do a little hop facing 45 degrees this way. Purpose of this kick is a stop kick. That's why we go in a diagonal angle. And we're not actually lifting and then kicking out because we're not using this as a tag at this point. It's mainly used as a defense. Someone's coming here and you just want to lift your foot up diagonally so you can stop him on the knee, stop him on the waist, or on the chest to stop him from coming any closer. So it's more of a stop kick than actual push kick. So in the form it's just lifting it up diagonally straight up like that from this angle. Try to keep your body this way. A common mistake is to let your hips drop or go back that way. So you can see it from the side. One mistake is to go like that, drop your hips. Another mistake is to go backwards. The proper way to do it is just go directly to your side. Look in the mirror and make sure your angle is correct.