The KICKS we use in American Tang Soo Do SPARRING

[@SenseiIchi]

What are some of your favorite kicks to use in sparring ?

[@cerrudmanuel]

Front foot roundhouse kick does the work.

[@Knight2682]

My favorite go to combo is front kick followed by round kick

[@ScottGarrettDrums]

I absolutely love crescent kicks. Front-leg, rear-leg, inside / outside, or outside / inside. All have their application.

[@MeloniousThunk]

No one ever expects combos with a peet cha ki thrown in

[@tgreythorne45]

Clearing front kick, into lunge side, then come back set in stance. Always brought a smile to my face seeing it in the old Martial Arts/ Kung Fu movies and learning to do it myself was a big goal when I was young.

[@cerrudmanuel]

Tang Soo!! It's refreshing to watch some tang soo do on youtube

[@SenseiIchi]

Thank you !! I'll keep it comin. Anything else you'd like to see?

[@siberiancajun]

The lunging scoop kick is now my favorite. It even works on women.

[@Soldier-of-God.]

Awesome kicking variations Sensei Ichi, I like your strategical explanation, Osu!🇲🇽🇦🇺🙏🥋✌👍🤟😊👊

[@SenseiIchi]

Thank you very much

[@FarleyProductions]

Great channel Sensei Ichi! New subscriber and fellow martial arts enthusiast! 😄👋

[@handsomestik]

Welcome back Sensei

[@SenseiIchi]

Thank you, good to be back.

[@davidpiper779]

Sensei Ichi Rules

[@jayve4433]

How could a shorter person succeed against a taller person in sparring, tournament, or street self defense

[@SenseiIchi]

This is a great question, I think this is one of the most asked questions there is. I'm going to do a video about this, stay tuned...

[@stormshadowctf]

In what school is a groin kick legal?!

[@stormshadowctf]

Cant tell you how many x ive seen hook, round score

[@diavologiovanna3600]

How can I train and fight with tang soo do like a cobra kai fighter? And will tang soo do will be good for MMA?

[@encikboss6865]

Hahahaha

[@encikboss6865]

U must be hard fans of cobra kai and try to be like them right?

[@RyFol717]

Could I train TSD with a not so healthy hip? Specially a torn labrum that I went through physical therapy for. It's fine now but kicking could agitate it

[@parislajewel8751]

This may not help but from what I’ve learned as a beginners every move we make from basic forms to regular sparring you use your hips for everything so it may put strain on your hips. However my instructor who has been training in the art for a long time has all sorts of back, hip, and leg problems yet the art benefits him. Even his doctors told him to keep doing the art. However I don’t advise you to unless you know you can handle some strain. If you can you should go to a dojang and ask the instructor questions

[@RyFol717]

@@parislajewel8751 thank you!!

[@RyFol717]

@@parislajewel8751 I'm currently doing muay thai. Love it. Been having some soreness after training but stretching before/after helps. The benefits make the pain worth it

[@parislajewel8751]

@@RyFol717 that’s great I’m glad you found a martial art you like

[@parislajewel8751]

@@RyFol717 no problem

[@davidpiper779]

You skip fake punch ( hammer fist ) then skip side kick or step through side kick.

[@ostertag100]

Completely wrong. arm is fast, leg is slow but powerful. in proper TSD the hands are used to create openings and opportunity for the kick. the only exception are low kicks. even then a hand feint helps. Watch MMA. kick leads rarely work.

[@joshs7959]

I think he's talking about sparring other TSD people. Not mma probably.