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5 Ways to Execute the Major Kicks in Taekwondo

By Matthew Lynch
April 4, 2024
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Introduction:

Taekwondo is a martial art known for its dynamic and powerful kicks. Mastering them is essential to excel in this discipline. In this article, we will cover five of the major kicks in Taekwondo and how to execute them correctly.

1.Front Kick (Ap Chagi)

The front kick is one of the most basic yet effective techniques in Taekwondo. It is used for both attack and defense purposes.

How to execute:

– Begin in a fighting stance with your feet shoulder-width apart

– Raise your knee up towards your chest, keeping your toes pointed downward

– Quickly straighten your leg and snap it forward, targeting the opponent’s torso or head

– Retract your leg quickly and return to the fighting stance

2.Roundhouse Kick (Dollyo Chagi)

The roundhouse kick is a popular and versatile technique, capable of delivering tremendous force.

How to execute:

– Begin in a fighting stance with your feet shoulder-width apart

– Pivot your body by turning on the ball of your standing foot

– Raise the knee of your kicking leg towards your target

– Extend your leg and strike using the top or middle part of your foot

– Retract and return to the fighting stance

3.Side Kick (Yop Chagi)

The side kick is a powerful and precise technique that targets an opponent’s ribs, face, or head.

How to execute:

– Begin in a fighting stance with your feet shoulder-width apart

– Turn your body sideways and raise the knee of your kicking leg

– Push your foot outward while keeping the heel facing towards the target

– Strike with force using the blade or bottom part of your foot

– Retract and return to the fighting stance

4.Back Kick (Dwit Chagi)

A back kick is a swift and powerful technique often used as a counterattack when an opponent advances.

How to execute:

– Begin in a fighting stance with your feet shoulder-width apart

– Look over your shoulder where your intended target is

– Bend your knee and raise it to chest level, effectively chambering the kick

– Push back sharply with the sole of your foot

– Retract and return to the fighting stance

5.Axe Kick (Naeryeo Chagi)

The axe kick is an advanced technique that targets an opponent’s head, collarbone, or shoulder.

How to execute:

– Begin in a fighting stance with your feet shoulder-width apart

– Lift your kicking leg up high, keeping it as straight as possible

– Drop the heel of your foot downwards in a fast, chopping motion

– Strike the target using the bottom part of your heel

– Retract and return to the fighting stance

Conclusion:

These five major Taekwondo kicks take time and practice to master. Focus on proper form and technique for maximum efficiency and power. With dedication, you’ll be able to execute these impressive Taekwondo kicks confidently and skillfully.

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