HOW TO DO A PERFECT ROUND KICK

[@AdSesamecom]

An excellent - as ever - tutorial. Other styles' senseis ought to learn from you! Thanks for shooting these videos!

[@SimonScher]

It is my pleasure. I am really happy you like them! Thanks for commenting.

[@antoshachehonte5632]

Thank You, Simon!

[@amittvk1107]

Awesome

[@chriskarenine3170]

Very detailed explanation as always. thank you. We see you studied your art thoroughly. When i do the round kicks i sometimes get pains in my inner knees although i pivot. Would you Know why ?

[@SimonScher]

It’s most likely because you are either turning your body and not pivoting or pivoting and not turning your body. Any disparity of unification of movement will probably manifest as knee pain and lost of power.

[@kdefensemartialarts8097]

👍

[@mrgamerzyt3945]

Sir my mater said that I can only do pointy bcz it wil give me point is it true??

[@alexandersvitych7638]

Thank you so much for a wonderful tutorial as always. Taekwon.

[@vasquezmarcos01]

I think im going to quit my taekwondo school and go to yours.are you taking new students now?

[@SimonScher]

All are welcome and the first 2 classes are free. Stop by any time 😀

[@freestylejustsaywhatyouwan4265]

Do you do itf or wtf taekwondo Just out of curiosity I was just wondering

[@AzriAzhari]

This is ITF Taekwondo, which is the original Taekwondo created by General Choi

[@mikeboosh8776]

I'm sure this is unintentional on your part, but there are 2 main styles of TKD: itf and WTC (not wtF). WTF is the kind of Taekwondo that I do when I've just passed a grading and am learning a new pattern. :-)

[@diosdadoapias]

there could be no perfect round kick. That is false. Your roundkick could be the perfect way to execute but to other martial arts is not to them. The Muay Thai has a different way of executing powerful round kick; and the Japanese karate has a different way of executing their round kick. The only commonality in round kick is it is kick going around and not straight in straight line.

[@SimonScher]

true. but it's a catchy title ;)