dspyrido wrote:How do you learn a front and back kick without putting the foot down? Just do the move?
johnwang wrote:There are kicking combos much harder to do than just the front kick and back kick combo.
dspyrido wrote:Options:
1. Practise a solid front kick to get great power, speed and low telegraph
2. Practise a 3 kick no foot on floor combo that is slightly acrobatic but lower power etc.
What is the better way to learn?
#1 10,000 times & then move to the next move
#2 10,000 times
Half-half together?
johnwang wrote:It depends on whether you are training single skill, or combo. I like to train combo. It forces me to think my opponent's possible respond.
When I train single leg, I put 100% power into single leg. When I train combo, I only put 30% power into my single leg. Old saying said, "You attack with single technique first. When you fail, you then attack with combo".
johnwang wrote:This is one of my favor forms. If you have good foundation, do you think you can just learn from this clip?
GrandUltimate wrote:This could be learned to some degree if the person has a good foundation.
But it's also worth asking: If I learn this form from a video using my experiences and knowledge thus far...did I really learn a new form of another system or did I learn how to play another system's form using the Kung Fu I've been training all this time?
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