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11 Ways to Kick Higher

By Matthew Lynch
April 7, 2024
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Every martial artist, dancer, and athlete knows the importance of flexibility and mobility in their respective activities. One commonly sought-after skill is the ability to kick higher. This article will delve into 11 ways you can achieve higher kicks and improve your overall flexibility.

1.Warm-Up Properly:

Before starting any stretching routine, make sure you warm up your body with light cardio exercises like jogging or jumping jacks. This raises your body temperature and prepares your muscles for stretching.

2.Perform Dynamic Stretches:

Dynamic stretches are fluid movements that gradually increase your range of motion. Leg swings and hip circles are great dynamic stretches for increasing the height of your kicks.

3.Develop Proper Technique:

Ensure you have a correct kicking technique to avoid injury. Consult a professional instructor to learn the proper form and alignment for various kicks.

4.Strengthen Your Legs:

Stronger legs will enable you to kick higher with more power and control. Incorporate leg strengthening exercises like squats, lunges, and calf raises into your workout routine.

5.Stretch Daily:

Consistency is crucial for improving flexibility. Dedicate at least 15 minutes a day to static stretches specifically targeting your hamstrings, quadriceps, hips, and glutes.

6.Use a Foam Roller:

Foam rolling releases muscle knots and tightness that may restrict your kicks’ height. Spend a few minutes foam rolling before and after each stretching session.

7.Practice PNF Stretching:

Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation (PNF) involves contracting then relaxing targeted muscle groups while under tension from a stretch. This method is highly effective in increasing flexibility when done safely with an experienced partner or trainer.

8.Utilize Yoga:

Many yoga poses help develop leg flexibility while also increasing balance and body awareness – essential factors for high kicks. Incorporate poses like downward-facing dog, pigeon pose, and single-leg seated forward bend into your practice.

9.Focus on Hip Flexibility:

Tight hip flexors can limit the height of your kicks. Regularly stretch and strengthen these muscles to improve your kicking potential.

10.Gradually Increase Challenge:

As your flexibility improves, aim to increase or modify your stretching and strengthening exercises’ intensity to ensure you continue making progress.

11.Stay Dedicated and Patient:

Improving the height of your kicks takes time and dedication. Be patient with yourself, and remember that progress may be slow. Celebrate small improvements and stay committed to your practice.

By incorporating these 11 steps into your routine, you’ll be on your way to achieving impressive high kicks. Continue pushing yourself and expanding your horizons by exploring various sports, martial arts, or dance styles – each with their unique approach to mastering their leg flexibility!

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