TaeKwonDo Flying Kick from Choong Moo

[@alvinchen9573]

I learned my tornado kick from you years ago and now I'm going to learn your flying side-kick. Your tutorials are one of the best out there! 👍

[@blackbeltsecrets]

Great to hear!

[@harolddavis4138]

Thank you for demonstrating this kick.

[@blackbeltsecrets]

Thanks for watching!

[@ronmaunder8662]

I'm 52 years old. Just learning this pattern. At my age injuries take FOREVER to repair them selves. I've seen more injuries in people 1/4 of my age; trying to learn this kick! Thank you, thank you, thank you! for breaking this kick down!

[@blackbeltsecrets]

My absolute pleasure; if I can help you in any regard please don't hesitate to ask - including speeding up injury repair! Whilst not medically qualified, uniquely qualified in managing 20+yrs worth of injuries!!

[@johnstreet46]

I achieved my red belt in ITF Taekwondo unfortunately I had to stop training after a serious knee injury love the training videos

[@blackbeltsecrets]

Sorry to hear that you had a serious knee injury. I hope it gets better! Thanks for the kind comments 🙏

[@blackbeltsecrets]

I believe it is this way in the pattern, largely because it demonstrates the ability to do the kick from different angles, and requires the turning of the hips which is the essential requirement to make the kick work. Best advice is always to break it down, and leave the kick portion to the last minute to get the rest of the mechanics right Thanks for watching!

[@FreeportAaron]

Excellent! A simple, and elegant step-by-step through this wonderful, yet tricky to learn kick. Thank you!

[@blackbeltsecrets]

Thank you - glad you liked it!

[@blackbeltsecrets]

Correct! Although I put 'Tae kwon do' in the title, I don't mean to say that it originated from the art, because of course thats not true. It was initially used (as far as historians can tell) in the 17thC against Mongolian (or similar) horses Thanks for watching!

[@flexibilityresearch]

Your comment about being told to remove your videos by the TAGB Committee doesn't surprise me. I got told to stop giving free advice on Internet forums. I was like, "Lolwhut? See you later!" Good on you for going independent.

[@blackbeltsecrets]

Yes exactly! I'm certainly not alone.. They are clearly afraid that students will find out that many people believe they wanted to monopolise Taekwondo by splitting from the Generals original teachings and turn it into a commercial enterprise.. whoops.. Their comments included, "We don't want Toi Gye to be on KZbin" Erm. yea... Stop presses *calls Google* ... Martial arts should be free of politics and commerce. No - that doesn't mean people can't make money from it, but it certainly means it shouldn't be governed or restricted by it! Glad to know you understand! Thanks for your comments :)

[@sharonbowers6617]

Thank you so much for posting this! My 13 yr old is testing for his BB in late Aug. This particular kick has been a struggle to get it correctly. I believe your breaking it down as you have, it will help him to understand how to complete this. Thank you for this!

[@blackbeltsecrets]

That's great! The whole idea behind the channel was to do just this - help students master difficult techniques that they would otherwise have very little dedicated instruction on during classes - a shame my ex club didn't see it that way!!

[@anmol1468]

Nice video You explained in very simple and easy way Thankuu

[@blackbeltsecrets]

Thanks and welcome

[@dinofarreto1437]

excellent clip It is very knowlegable for the trainers not only juniors but also intermediate fighters

[@blackbeltsecrets]

Welcome, it is my honour to serve you. Thanks for watching!

[@EasyChineseCooking]

You explained this so clearly . Thank you

[@romanvandermeulen8969]

Great explanation of a great technique. As an orange-belt Tang Soo Do student I won silver last weekend on breaktest with this particular jump-kick (edan yup chagi) . This video helped me accomplish that, thank you for that :)

[@blackbeltsecrets]

That is absolutely fantastic news - Thanks for watching and I'm really glad it was useful to you! Please share the channel to your friends, facebook, etc. I would appreciate it! Best wishes

[@kevinmcleod8415]

Excellent presentation. Thank you!

[@blackbeltsecrets]

Kevin McLeod Pleased you like it, thanks for the kind comments. best wishes

[@basilthecavy]

Superb explanation!

[@blackbeltsecrets]

So kind, thank you :)

[@ahnchangho]

I can do flying side kick lifting my right knee easily(See channel icon) and have always struggled to perform the kick 'off the ground' as you do here when taking off with my left knee in Choong Moo. Is there any reason why this kick must be performed this way in the pattern? A fantastic explanaition of this kick which I'm sure is going to help. Keep up the good work. These are getting better and better.

[@ninjastorm]

That was a great explanation sir!

[@blackbeltsecrets]

+Elisha Patterson Glad you found it useful, thank you for watching!

[@ninjastorm]

+BlackBeltSecrets I am 4th dan in ITF Taekwon-Do and this is how I try to explain this kick

[@blackbeltsecrets]

Wonderful, thanks for watching!

[@blackbeltsecrets]

Welcome! Hope you're enjoying them! did you subscribe?

[@magnuszetterqvist5936]

Thank you!!

[@basitqureshi4560]

Thanks for your excelent tips. I'm away to practice now.

[@blackbeltsecrets]

+Basit Qureshi glad you found it useful!

[@dushiant01]

you have so much detailed knowledge. Its too late for me to improve because I am not practicing anymore.

[@blackbeltsecrets]

Thanks for watching, never too late to improve!

[@dushiant01]

blackbeltsecrets I will start practicing now...I really needed an inspiration by the way I am related to KAN ZEN RYU.

[@dushiant01]

Hitesh Kharwa But one thing, while kicking you are not watching your opponent, might be due to you are just demonstrating... Thanks,

[@blackbeltsecrets]

How do you mean? I watch for body movement, by watching between shoulders and hips you can see any upcoming body movements before they happen..

[@andrewwheeldon3957]

i have gone back to TKD after a 17 year break due to ill health, i realised i could have gone back much earlier and that is my mistake, now i am loving it !!! when you look back in ten years time will you wish you had gone back earlier? seize the day mon amis

[@andrewwhitehead2353]

Thanks very much

[@gholder2674]

Can this be modified to break a knee

[@learntaekwondo5803]

thanks sir

[@DJLFW]

omg I do taekwondo with tagb on my back aswell. I have a grading tonight.

[@blackbeltsecrets]

Hey, how did your grading go?! Not with TAGB anymore, but where do you train?

[@cowlico]

Horse mounted attackers you say?!

[@blackbeltsecrets]

yup .... Google mongolian horses.. because that's what it was used against... If someone can't dismount someone riding a mongolian horse, they need some practice ;-)

[@ised-5239]

POKEMON TYPE WEAKNESS/SUPER-EFFECTIVENESS ALERT (FLYING >>> FIGHTING): The scene in 2:35 explains the reason why in pokemon franchises Fighting type pokemon is weak to Flying type pokemons/attacks (reason: whose on the ground can easily be crashed or thrown by airborne attacks).