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And this is why Jones is a POS. Well, not the only reason, but the one that sticks out most to me.

Have you heard of mma?

@@jellybeanman69 I agree. The oblique kick should be used only for self defense. Properly thrown and you'll easily blow someone's knee out. Not really sure why MMA allows this kick, especially since it has ruined a few careers already. There are guys like Wonderboy that won't throw it, mostly because he understands how to kick.

@@mycurrentaccount1511 yeah but if you do it in sparring you are dick...

@@MasterBrentMessmer Would you prefer to be limp or to develop CTE? In the MMA world

@@MichaelT83310 most good sparring drills are. It's all in the foot work

Glad it was helpful! I try my best

@@TomComingAtcha the target moves too much if you actually strike with both kicks. Also if you choose to do this as a board break, you'll need 2 different holders

Thank you sir. Much appreciated. God Bless

@@michaelanderson4849 it's a kids bag. Maybe 40lbs

Appreciate it. Thanks

Saturday

Im glad it helped you out. Helping others that is why we chose do this channel

When you discover you can spin as fast as a figure skater..this leads to in my opinion the most powerful kick in all martial arts.

@@mikey472 it's hard to control, but it definitely is one of that guarantees a knock out. If you develop the timing.

@@Xerox_444_LOL you want a50 year old man to jump, spin two and a half times, kick and land on my feet? I'm grateful that you think that highly of my skills. The best I can do is the 360 kicks

Thanks 🔥

Thank you, much appreciated. Hook kick was always one of my favorite kicks

We have the Phillipino flag up because our weapons program originates from there. We do escrima, staff and spear. Just remember a black belt is just a white belt that didnt quit.

but they wont stand in front of you :)

@@jamescook2948 I would talk to your instructor about switching it to a step forward spin hook. Unless you like to jump, the torque on the knees might be too much for your size and age. Nevertheless, I will eventually be doing a video on the 360 backside and spin hook kicks. Thank you for watching. I'm glad they helped you

Thanks Ian! Some things needs to be taught verbally. Those classes were some of the most interesting ones. Especially considering 90% of what we do and who we are is in our head.

Me alegro que estos vídeos ayuden. La razón por la que los hago es para ayudar a difundir lo que podría ser el Taekwondo. Me molesta que todos los demás en línea digan que tkd no funciona, pero funciona cuando se hace correctamente. Bienvenidos al canal y Dios los bendiga. (I don't speak spanish, i used google translate)

I didnt stress the knee lift on this video, but its there. On the spin, the knee slams upwards but is immediately extending, so it rises as it reaches out. I try to actively drive the knee up on every kick, I'm not sure that a lower knee chamber would add power. The knee lift is explained better on my backside kick video right at the 5 minute mark, if you want to wacth it. By slamming the knee up after you pivot, you create momentum - this speed carries through the extension and the whipping action made with the hip flexors and finally the knee and calf muscles. Did that help?

@@SkdaTheMain hopefully Grandma doesn't outrank you. Our Grandma is a fifth dan!

Thanks Chris. I'm glad they've helped. Too many things get lost if they're not shared.

Thank You. Sidekicks are defintely thrusting kicks, you can do them more snap at the knees but that is more of a quick jap, not a power stomp

@@Sanji392 have fun. Treat it as a learning experience.

Bro my tournament is tommorow and idk anything

@@sangeetajagrawal5896 I would talk to my instructor

@@Slyfox1775 I don't, but sometimes when I get in teaching mode I get lazy with my hands. You are absolutely correct in calling me on it

@@djtjsrandomstuffschannello4193 our weapons stuff is from escrima and kali

@@MasterBrentMessmer very cool 👍

depends on what your goal is. If you want to work on perfecting a kick then do 20 variations of that kick 3-4 times/week. If you want to mix it up, which is what I have my 1st degrees do, pick 5-6 kicks with 3-5 variations for each. But build up to it. start with 5-600 and work your way up

@@MasterBrentMessmer Thank you. I’ll start off with certain kicks then mix it up. I love your channel and focus. You remind me Fran Sands who has a boxing channel with that name. Both of you have that heightened focus with the minute details of technique. Keep it up!

I appreciate it. Thank you. You could start a tracking sheet to help track your progress. List all your kicks and the number you do daily

thank you

How are you doing on your challenge?

@@MasterBrentMessmer Thank you for checking in. I did about 400 front kicks and elbow strikes. Now the top of my foot aches. I was going to ask you about that. I turned 50 a few weeks ago. I don’t know if it’s the pressure of my kicks into century bob that’s causing the aches.

@@renelvital Bob is pretty dense it could cause the pain. Try mixing up more variations. Have someone hold a paddle target or set up a tennis ball and string to work on focus and speed, not power. You can also do that with Bob. How many variations of front kick are you doing? Skip, lead leg, rear leg, hop, jump, switch feet, half switch, push kick, Sparta version with the heel. All are good choices to keep you focused

I worked on the lead and rear kicks. I love lead kicks. The following days I worked on switch kicks. I used your videos to improve the chamber motion for the front, roundhouse and sidekick. Huge difference and I’m happy. I also began practicing the hook and wheel kick. That’s new for me.

@@renelvital I'm glad the videos helped. The reason I started this project was to help other students and spread the knowledge of our style of kicking

thank you. If there anything you want to see, please let me know

Glad it was helpful!

Mikey, I'm 50 years old. I can't do a 720 let alone a video on it. I appreciate your confidence in me though

@@MasterBrentMessmer lol! I figured we were about the same age, I'm 54, started training circa 1978. I was wondering if guys like us could still do that!.

@@mikey472 I can pull off the 360, but the 720, No.

If you're looking for something to read, I've have 2 books on Amazon

@@MasterBrentMessmer What are the name of your books? Congratulations on both an author and Kwan Jang Nim. Your rank must be above that, that is the highest rank I know of.