I didn't make this video for UA-cam, I made this video so I wouldn't have to stop and explain this every time I'm asked. ... Then I uploaded it to UA-cam.
It goes like this: if you get comfortable doing it slowly for a few hours, you can get comfortable doing it fast in just a few more. if you try to do it fast before you can do it slowly, you'll be struggling to do it correctly forever.
Your video came along right when I needed It. If you happen to be at CEO I hope I could run sets with you, that honestly is a big goal of mine. Thanks again
Except that it doesn't feature MYK and isn't like 3-10 hours long literally all they would talk about his frames to an audience that didn't even know how to move. So I ended up learning a bunch of frame data and crush properties and I didn't know the basics of the game
That's how you make a proper tutorial video. Speedkicks just actually knows how the mind of someone who can't kbd works like. Pros usually skip a few but vital specific details in their explanations thinking "they're too obvious" or "just happen naturally!"
This is by far the best KBD tutorial till date. I have been struggling with KBD for weeks and this has made me do it in just few mins. Slow but consistent. Now just need to pick up speed as I go. Thank you Mr. Speedkicks. Really appreciated!
@@AMRJR4588 I grew up flirting with fighting games, never really got into them because I never had people to play with and was always WAY too bad to play online.
Long time legacy player here, been trying to learn KBD for about a week now. After watching this video I had the technique down in about ten minutes. Speedkicks dude, you're a god. Now time to get it up to speed...
@@KnakuanaRka True, but then I'm hardly new to the franchise and had already been putting in time attempting to learn. Honestly I'm still only just beginning to incorporate advanced movement into my core gameplay even after playing namco games for the better part of two decades
This is the only video that I've found that clearly breaks down both the reason for each input, and the implementation. The explanation of the timing is particularly excellent. I wish I had found this video years ago. It needs to be higher up in the recommendations when searching for KBD tutorials.
Thanks for this awesome video, tekken does not have a tutorial and this types of videos is really what we need... simple, entertaining and informative. Thanks!
Musicians! Use a metronome and practice like you are practicing your instrument. It helped me learn this in about 2 days practicing about 20 minutes each day.
Couldn't kbd before at all, but after watching your vid & practicing each step slowly, I can now start to get the hang of it. Those hours were not wasted. Thank you so much!
I love how you convey your humor through text. It’s extremely impressive. Lmao. I came from the PhiDx video to get better insight from the OG and it was really informative. Especially on the importance of the neutral within the backdash. I’m going to take it slow and really practice this. Thanks. :D
This is an amazing tutorial. I always did the poor man's backdash and did it as a reverse wavedash. But this video is so clear and helpful. I'll get to practicing step 1 right away. Amazing video
I know it's been over a year since this video was made but this is by far the most helpful guide for this I've seen. I would thoroughly recommend this to anyone. Taught me a valuable lesson on patience too!
A shitty video that 100% helped me practice and get used to a proper Korean BD better then any video I've watched up to this point. Thanks so much dood
4 years later and no planes to catch the day after but a working shift for sure, the 2 am comment at the end hit me bad as it’s 1.48 am damn dude good night and thanks for
Awesome video! Going through this the right way has helped me correct my form a lot. I would recommend other people learning to after going through the exercises here, practice doing a single forward dash and then instantly switching to a kbd. This was helpful for me because I noticed my inputs spazzed out during the first kbd burst after switching directions.
God, can I make this but for reverse aerial rushdown in Smash? Holy hell this is perfect for explaining the *simplest* of things, godspeed you beautiful bastard. Never wanted to play Tekken in my life and still watched all 9 mins.
This along with your using practice mode video has made me improve more in a week than I did with months of getting the brakes beat off of me me in player matches then trying to lab scenarios. Thanks amigo.
Ty very much for the video, i'm trying to learn how to play and become as good as i am able too. This video is very clear and i can't tell you how much i appreciate it.
Learned how to kbd 2 weeks after picking up tekken 7. It was my first tekken game and I watched the Core-A video with UYU YUYU. Taught me the basics and also explained the backdash with command history as a guide.
Awesome vid! I like so many others think the way you break things down is one of the greatest qualities about your videos. Love the commentary vids as well...and the funny thing is I don't even play Tekken! LMAO! I play MK11 for fun (it's fun at times) but these vids help me and before I saw this vid, this is how I taught myself Jax's quad throw and can pull it off quite nicely off the muscle memory I built. I'm going to continue my Speedkicks binge!
When I wanted to learn this, the struggle was interpreting the animation to the input I was doing, I looked up videos could do the input but was struggling on why I couldn't match the pros but honestly this video here helped me now I can KBD swiftly
Low quality video, produces something better than I can. Mate, this is quality video with the 1, 2 and 3 of kbd. For a newbie like me who's just playing casually, I couldn't ask for a better video. Thanks.
Better than any of the other guides I've found. (I've been trying it too fast and doing qcb since legit the other guides mentioned it as another option.) I don't mind taking the extra time. Actually, thank you for stressing the fact that we need to take our time, or else I'd've been trying part 2 at full speed for hours and calling it progress.
Annnnnd.... now I can do it. Very important that whole part about not having to let go of the b to get the d/b input. I've had extremely inconsistent results trying to get a simultaneous d/b input. Turns out it was only working when I was doing it wrong at doing it wrong. That's a sub from me.
This is simply the best KBD tutorial I've seen I now understand so much. So good that deserves my first comment ever! Or at least the first comment in more than 10 years
NOT A TERRIBLE VIDEO. FOR YEARS I thought it wasn't really possible for me to KBD .... LIKE YEEEEAAARS, let alone on Pad. I would always bbd, bbd, bbd lol ...Now I have actually begun to start to learn this. Thanks.
I learnt by practicing b, b d, b b d... to get use to th speed and th input, then went to b, b db, b, b db... as I got faster. I took advice from Arnis and tried two solid back dash cancels in a match. Now I hav good and fast exucution but not for b sway char' so I guess it's a fake kbd Lucky I only play Stevu and no b sway char'.
Lol so day 1: I can get the inputs to come out accurately so I tried step 2. And I can’t perform db~b~n~b in one motion 😤. When I attempt step 2 my inputs gets sloppy. When I go back to step 1, they’re clean.
Wanted to update: After a full week I’ve averaged 30min-1hour minimum each day of just this. Step 1 is really easy for me to do on both sides, which is good. Step 2 is better for both sides but I can tell I need to really hammer the muscle memory. I tried to increase the rhythm with little success but honestly im in no rush to learn this. Excited to see what 90 days looks like. Thank you so much Speedkicks
Week 2: it’s getting easier now. I can practice while listening to music or watching anime. I alternate between all of the steps. Step 1 to train for accuracy, step 2 to train for the muscle memory, and step 3 for rhythm and endurance. Also P2 side interestingly enough is easier than P1 side. Thanks again speedkicks
Week 6: I can kbd….kinda lol player 1 vs player 2 feels totally different but both sides I can somewhat move backwards at a decent pace. However inside an actual fight it seems my execution fails me and I need to work on doing this when it matters. I also have to learn when’s a good time to even kbd because if I’m too close the opponent will just hit me anyway.
Today I master this! So no speedkicks, I am not going to keep watching to get the rhythm you're about to explain. I'm on break from playing tekken(started a year ago and been going non-stop) but this is the perfect time for me to do this because I don't feel like being in battles. So starting the timer for four hours straight of learning this and then I'll be back! OSU!
i paused the video because I feel guilt tripped into practicing the motion at least for a little before I continue it. Can someone tell me if he's trolling or do I seriously need to do this for a few hours : (
@@SMBShippuden4 LOL no troll. It goes like this: if you get comfortable doing it slowly for a few hours, you can get comfortable doing it fast in just a few more. if you try to do it fast before you can do it slowly, you'll be struggling to do it correctly forever.
@@SMBShippuden4 be glad he didn't say days lol, that's how some things are in this game The feeling when you get comfortable with it is super worth it, I assure you
Playing games that are fast paced helps your finger dexterity a lot, within 3 days of using an arcade stick for the first time ever since a child, a couple of tekken movement videos, and maybe 2 weeks of nothing but tekken practice, i was able to atleast do the first wavedash on both sides, but i got a long way to do it fast and constistently. Listen to what the elite players say when explaining, don't rush the process and take it slow, Tekken learning curve is probably the worst because how hard and technical it is, but once you get comfortable with the fundamentals of movement in tekken, the offense and defense becomes so much easier and you'll be able to pick up on certain advanced techniques and terminology like whiff punishing or frame data much easier. Its a rewarding game if you put the time into it, hope that helps.
One thing I think is missing, is that After the initial backdash, from the neutral ( where you press b,b,db,b ) the next backdash shouldn’t start with a b,b.. instead with b,db,b, as you’re already backdashing. You only need to use b,b when you want to begin KBD, when you’re standing still. The first backdash.
Damn I was doing it wrong the whole time lol. I didnt realize that I dont have to go neutral after every command. I had difficulty of pulling kbd with the wrong method I've been doing which is b,n,b,n,d/b,n,b,n,d/b... This really helped me. Thanks speedkicks
I think people need to take in consideration RSS video on the power of a single bakdash. I learned how to Korean backdash and wavedash a little before I knew how to apply them and the results weren't great LOL.
It goes like this:
if you get comfortable doing it slowly for a few hours, you can get comfortable doing it fast in just a few more.
if you try to do it fast before you can do it slowly, you'll be struggling to do it correctly forever.
Thank u for that
Whats the music used in the video tho
Your video came along right when I needed It. If you happen to be at CEO I hope I could run sets with you, that honestly is a big goal of mine. Thanks again
Thank you Speedkicks !
Got the concept down but having trouble with consistency.
This is like the most 2008 video of all time
That's my prime internet era
Don't forget to watch in 144p for the TRUE 2008 experience
Except that it doesn't feature MYK and isn't like 3-10 hours long
literally all they would talk about his frames to an audience that didn't even know how to move. So I ended up learning a bunch of frame data and crush properties and I didn't know the basics of the game
And its still better at explaining things that videos over a decade later.
And it gets straight to the point without pointless jokes and facial emoji thumbnails.
That's how you make a proper tutorial video.
Speedkicks just actually knows how the mind of someone who can't kbd works like. Pros usually skip a few but vital specific details in their explanations thinking "they're too obvious" or "just happen naturally!"
Easily now the best KBD tutorial
Love the humor of the video. Very illustrating indeed. Thank you a lot!
Dude, on the contrary. You spent 6 hours making the clearest most informative backdash video on the internet. Thank you! 😊
This might be one of the most usefull tekken guides out there. Good job man those were 6 hours well spent
"Or make you sway with bryan lol"
I've never felt so amused and personally attacked at the same time LMAOOOOOOOO
This is by far the best KBD tutorial till date. I have been struggling with KBD for weeks and this has made me do it in just few mins. Slow but consistent. Now just need to pick up speed as I go. Thank you Mr. Speedkicks. Really appreciated!
Yo shout out to SpeedKicks for not forgetting us pad players.
my man speedkicks forgot dem keyboard players
Tha Jok3r FCK YOU KEYBOARD PLAYAS
@@sahpi0175 lmaoo
Thank You. Now I can do perfect KBD on player1 side with ps4 gamepad after 3 days of practice.
Yesss, I'm glad you stuck with it for the 3 days!
Thanks to this game, my wife came back to me, I got rehired at my job, and now I have x-ray vision. 10/10 would play thanks SpedKick!!
It’s nice to see this video after asking for advice on this very topic from you on Saturday. Thanks again Speedkicks!
i dont have any intention of ever playing tekken. how did you get me to watch this whole video?
I think it was the music that nobody knows about that lured u in
Just play tekken nerd
It's the sweet ass Tekken 4 music he used
I'm right here with you...do you play any other fighting games? Maybe it's some universal appeal?!
@@AMRJR4588 I grew up flirting with fighting games, never really got into them because I never had people to play with and was always WAY too bad to play online.
This was sooo informative and hilarious. Good job man
Long time legacy player here, been trying to learn KBD for about a week now. After watching this video I had the technique down in about ten minutes. Speedkicks dude, you're a god.
Now time to get it up to speed...
zyklqrswx didn’t he spend most of the video (too much of it, in fact) saying it’s supposed to take hours, not ten minutes?
@@KnakuanaRka True, but then I'm hardly new to the franchise and had already been putting in time attempting to learn. Honestly I'm still only just beginning to incorporate advanced movement into my core gameplay even after playing namco games for the better part of two decades
This is the only video that I've found that clearly breaks down both the reason for each input, and the implementation. The explanation of the timing is particularly excellent. I wish I had found this video years ago. It needs to be higher up in the recommendations when searching for KBD tutorials.
when you said "just like those of you who are still watching" I looked at the clock and realized it's 3:30 and i have to be up early
Thanks for this awesome video, tekken does not have a tutorial and this types of videos is really what we need... simple, entertaining and informative. Thanks!
Musicians! Use a metronome and practice like you are practicing your instrument. It helped me learn this in about 2 days practicing about 20 minutes each day.
Couldn't kbd before at all, but after watching your vid & practicing each step slowly, I can now start to get the hang of it. Those hours were not wasted. Thank you so much!
I love how you convey your humor through text. It’s extremely impressive. Lmao.
I came from the PhiDx video to get better insight from the OG and it was really informative. Especially on the importance of the neutral within the backdash.
I’m going to take it slow and really practice this. Thanks. :D
Came because its a Speedkicks video, stayed for the comedy.
absolutely legendary nostalgic vid brought me back to the good ol days
This is an amazing tutorial. I always did the poor man's backdash and did it as a reverse wavedash.
But this video is so clear and helpful. I'll get to practicing step 1 right away. Amazing video
I know it's been over a year since this video was made but this is by far the most helpful guide for this I've seen. I would thoroughly recommend this to anyone. Taught me a valuable lesson on patience too!
I can't wait to go home and pause this video about halfway through, and come back to the rest of it hours later.
A shitty video that 100% helped me practice and get used to a proper Korean BD better then any video I've watched up to this point. Thanks so much dood
Insane video! Teaching with a little game, nice idea. Keep it up, interested to see more
4 years later and no planes to catch the day after but a working shift for sure, the 2 am comment at the end hit me bad as it’s 1.48 am damn dude good night and thanks for
'my guy'
'but no seriously'
Great information masked with high school lingo
That is one of the best kbd tutorial i have seen so far.
The not-letting-getting-go-of-the-back-btn is a great tip for this movement
Been doing b qcb b back dash for so long thinking it was okay. Always wondering why I always got hit by mids and the pros didnt. thanks man!
Awesome video! Going through this the right way has helped me correct my form a lot. I would recommend other people learning to after going through the exercises here, practice doing a single forward dash and then instantly switching to a kbd. This was helpful for me because I noticed my inputs spazzed out during the first kbd burst after switching directions.
now reporting I have a clean kbd either direction following anything. thanks speedkicks
Thanks for this video it helped a lot. This was always on my Tekken bucket list and I'm finally getting the hang of it thanks to this.
Why was this in my recommendations, why did I watch this. I have never even played tekken.
It's a sign telling you to try it out
God, can I make this but for reverse aerial rushdown in Smash?
Holy hell this is perfect for explaining the *simplest* of things, godspeed you beautiful bastard. Never wanted to play Tekken in my life and still watched all 9 mins.
Most informative video, i have ever seen after watching tons on the same subjet, none has been so satisfying. Keep up the good work.
"Low quality", except this is the best KBD tutorial I've seen.
hands down the best tutorial video I ever seen. Thank you speedkicks
the best KBD tutorial I've seen (and I've seen alot). many thanks man!
Tekken was my first game for ps2 when I was 6. 20 years later, this vid is an excellent point of restarting my journey. Love this game
As a new tekken 8 player, I fuck**g love you
This along with your using practice mode video has made me improve more in a week than I did with months of getting the brakes beat off of me me in player matches then trying to lab scenarios. Thanks amigo.
Thank you man. Now let me really show my gratitude by actually listening to your instructions
Great video speed kicks informative
Ty very much for the video, i'm trying to learn how to play and become as good as i am able too. This video is very clear and i can't tell you how much i appreciate it.
Learned how to kbd 2 weeks after picking up tekken 7. It was my first tekken game and I watched the Core-A video with UYU YUYU. Taught me the basics and also explained the backdash with command history as a guide.
I feel like the smart kid that got held back a year watching this, good shit
Thanks, really informative. I am one of the impatient ones and yet you managed to captivate my attention for 9 minutes. Good job.
This is by far the best video on the topic.
You should do more on other concepts lol.
Did not feel this hype to pratice so much in a while...🔥🔥🔥
Came because it's a korean back dash tutorial video. stayed because of the comedy only realizing this is a speedkicks video
love u speedkicks even i hate hworang too much your tutorial is great thanx to help us man
That's the best kbd tutorials I have seen. Good job! Really happy because I just bought arcade stick and still learning.
Awesome vid! I like so many others think the way you break things down is one of the greatest qualities about your videos. Love the commentary vids as well...and the funny thing is I don't even play Tekken! LMAO! I play MK11 for fun (it's fun at times) but these vids help me and before I saw this vid, this is how I taught myself Jax's quad throw and can pull it off quite nicely off the muscle memory I built. I'm going to continue my Speedkicks binge!
I've watched a ton of a guides on KBD before but this is the one that actually made me understand it. Thanks a lot
When I wanted to learn this, the struggle was interpreting the animation to the input I was doing, I looked up videos could do the input but was struggling on why I couldn't match the pros but honestly this video here helped me now I can KBD swiftly
Yo this tutorial taught me how to do Z movements and Back Dashes THANK YOU!
6:10. I went on lunch and practiced for an entire hour before continuing on. I didn’t want to but just to prove a point lmao. 10/10 video
Low quality video, produces something better than I can. Mate, this is quality video with the 1, 2 and 3 of kbd. For a newbie like me who's just playing casually, I couldn't ask for a better video. Thanks.
Thanks for spending 6 hours on this video. i spent 8:58 minutes watching it.
Probably the most philosophical video on UA-cam.....very deep man..
best kbd backdash tutorial ever
Better than any of the other guides I've found. (I've been trying it too fast and doing qcb since legit the other guides mentioned it as another option.) I don't mind taking the extra time. Actually, thank you for stressing the fact that we need to take our time, or else I'd've been trying part 2 at full speed for hours and calling it progress.
Annnnnd.... now I can do it. Very important that whole part about not having to let go of the b to get the d/b input. I've had extremely inconsistent results trying to get a simultaneous d/b input. Turns out it was only working when I was doing it wrong at doing it wrong.
That's a sub from me.
Thank you for the slow methodical explanation probably won’t pass the first 3 mins for couple days but that’s fine by me.
This is simply the best KBD tutorial I've seen I now understand so much. So good that deserves my first comment ever! Or at least the first comment in more than 10 years
Even after 3 years I didn't learn this and still using b,b,3+4 as hwoarang backdash
NOT A TERRIBLE VIDEO. FOR YEARS I thought it wasn't really possible for me to KBD .... LIKE YEEEEAAARS, let alone on Pad. I would always bbd, bbd, bbd lol ...Now I have actually begun to start to learn this. Thanks.
🔥🔥🔥 That was indeed an experience 🥋
Low quality video but a high quality content.
Very concise, thank you.
I'm getting there. I am struggling a little bit with lingering on my DB input, but I am slowly backing off of it.
this is literally the best kbd tutorial 😂😂😂
I learnt by practicing b, b d, b b d... to get use to th speed and th input, then went to b, b db, b, b db... as I got faster. I took advice from Arnis and tried two solid back dash cancels in a match. Now I hav good and fast exucution but not for b sway char' so I guess it's a fake kbd Lucky I only play Stevu and no b sway char'.
Man, you saying this vid ain't worth shit but damn, this vid here is the best KBD Tutorial I've ever seen. Thumbs up! Love the humor, too.
I’m gonna really practice this everyday for 20-30minutes until I learn
Lol so day 1: I can get the inputs to come out accurately so I tried step 2. And I can’t perform db~b~n~b in one motion 😤. When I attempt step 2 my inputs gets sloppy. When I go back to step 1, they’re clean.
Wanted to update: After a full week I’ve averaged 30min-1hour minimum each day of just this. Step 1 is really easy for me to do on both sides, which is good. Step 2 is better for both sides but I can tell I need to really hammer the muscle memory. I tried to increase the rhythm with little success but honestly im in no rush to learn this. Excited to see what 90 days looks like. Thank you so much Speedkicks
Week 2: it’s getting easier now. I can practice while listening to music or watching anime. I alternate between all of the steps. Step 1 to train for accuracy, step 2 to train for the muscle memory, and step 3 for rhythm and endurance. Also P2 side interestingly enough is easier than P1 side.
Thanks again speedkicks
Week 6: I can kbd….kinda lol player 1 vs player 2 feels totally different but both sides I can somewhat move backwards at a decent pace. However inside an actual fight it seems my execution fails me and I need to work on doing this when it matters. I also have to learn when’s a good time to even kbd because if I’m too close the opponent will just hit me anyway.
Thanks for the best korean back dash tutorial ever......really easy to understand ....
Amazing, keeping it simple for my goblin brain
ur a wizard man thank you so much
If youre on keyboard hold BACK, and while holding it alternate between tapping DOWN and FORWARD.
Does that really works
@@frostyy136 Yes, it's how you do kbd on keyboard and hitbox. The notation is B[f,d,f,d...]
just started tekken and found myself here but god all i can think about is what is this track from
Today I master this! So no speedkicks, I am not going to keep watching to get the rhythm you're about to explain. I'm on break from playing tekken(started a year ago and been going non-stop) but this is the perfect time for me to do this because I don't feel like being in battles. So starting the timer for four hours straight of learning this and then I'll be back! OSU!
6 hours well spent, hope you doing well
You can also do it by pressing back then press the left side of the down button and then press back again thats how I first learned it ages ago
That background music
'low quality video' lol shout out Speedkicks
i paused the video because I feel guilt tripped into practicing the motion at least for a little before I continue it. Can someone tell me if he's trolling or do I seriously need to do this for a few hours : (
@@SMBShippuden4 LOL no troll. It goes like this:
if you get comfortable doing it slowly for a few hours, you can get comfortable doing it fast in just a few more.
if you try to do it fast before you can do it slowly, you'll be struggling to do it correctly forever.
@@Speedkicks lol okay thanks!
@@SMBShippuden4 be glad he didn't say days lol, that's how some things are in this game
The feeling when you get comfortable with it is super worth it, I assure you
Playing games that are fast paced helps your finger dexterity a lot, within 3 days of using an arcade stick for the first time ever since a child, a couple of tekken movement videos, and maybe 2 weeks of nothing but tekken practice, i was able to atleast do the first wavedash on both sides, but i got a long way to do it fast and constistently.
Listen to what the elite players say when explaining, don't rush the process and take it slow, Tekken learning curve is probably the worst because how hard and technical it is, but once you get comfortable with the fundamentals of movement in tekken, the offense and defense becomes so much easier and you'll be able to pick up on certain advanced techniques and terminology like whiff punishing or frame data much easier.
Its a rewarding game if you put the time into it, hope that helps.
Probably one of the best guides to kbd. Too many videos out there faffin about - stretching to almost half an hour.
One thing I think is missing, is that After the initial backdash, from the neutral ( where you press b,b,db,b ) the next backdash shouldn’t start with a b,b.. instead with b,db,b, as you’re already backdashing.
You only need to use b,b when you want to begin KBD, when you’re standing still. The first backdash.
btw this video is still the best tutorial on internet
The whole video itself was a redeeming quality
Damn I was doing it wrong the whole time lol.
I didnt realize that I dont have to go neutral after every command. I had difficulty of pulling kbd with the wrong method I've been doing which is b,n,b,n,d/b,n,b,n,d/b...
This really helped me. Thanks speedkicks
Very informative and funny at the same time. Good job, Speed.
you're cool, speed
Been doing "double dash > qcb > repeat" for ~2 years now and I feel dead inside just about right now
I think people need to take in consideration RSS video on the power of a single bakdash. I learned how to Korean backdash and wavedash a little before I knew how to apply them and the results weren't great LOL.
Papa knee would be proud
top teacher vids!!!!!! TOP TEACHING VID!!!!!!!
Amazing tutorial