Taekwondo Back Kick Counter vs Roundhouse Kick | TaekwonWoo

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[@pierusa123]

Good master earns people's respect.

[@swordfreak16]

I use this one all the time to in my fights and let me tell you! The power the generate with the spin combined with your leg muscle is incredible!

[@leebowyer3351]

Master woo , you and your son are both aninspiration to myself ,and i hope to be one day as great as you both what degree is your son he is truly amazing ,and i would love to see him compete , i just feel sorry for his apponents , thankyou for all your lessons , they help me greatly with my studies at tkd class

[@Sinbad683]

one of my favorite combinations, that I personally use during sparring

[@PmPbreeze]

Cool.

[@justvers]

@NocLi3 few reasons... To intimidate your opponent. Miss lead your opponent. It can also help you kick/punches be stronger. Simply try kicking with & without shouting and you will feel the difference..

[@ninjaworks123]

can you make a video on how to counter this counter?

[@justvers]

@sergeistarko thanks. but i didnt say screaming. And i do actually punch & kick harder when a "hai" or "osh".

[@chicabobica]

He is such a good kicker.

[@valysoltani576]

Tanx master woo , very good movement and foot work

[@taekwonwoo]

Wow, thanks so much.

[@sergeistarko]

@justvers
Actually, screaming making your kicks and punches weaker because your CNS has to control two actions instead of one. It's plain physiology. Well, yelling may act as self-hypnosis for complete CNS mobilisation too, but it's more about chinese "bend-the-spear-around-your-neck" stuff, than about TKD.

[@Edzen13]

how can you deal with your enemy if he always do the clinching?

[@thelolzerguy]

i wish i could've done 0:20 that to my male teacher in primary because he yells at you for the tiniest things

[@KobraKai2]

Sir, is your son competing? Do you have any footage!!?

[@NocLi3]

Why shout ?

[@hotpopcorncake]

Very risky kick. special against someone with good footwork.

[@jinx.love.you.]

howrang...

[@BAXTERPEING]

sparring siempre esta fingiendo,que mal.