Thank you for the comment. The Professor's 2nd Fouette in combination was often harder than the first. Chasse to Fouette and Fouette to Chasse are basic combos in Savate. Having been on the receiving end I can assure there is no reason to think the 2nd Fouette would lack power. The shoe makes a big difference as well.
@@toronto_Savate-and-JKD i believe you but it's just i lack power when doing doing a double round kick which would be the kickboxing version but round kick to sidekick its a lot easier for me to deliver two powerful kicks because I can twist the hip only halfway like a sanda round kick first and do the rest of the twist when applying the sidekick..we do train on double sidekick's but I thought that's only meant for musical form's which we has to do in graduations when you get passed the second blue belt..(yes in wako we do have graduations and belt's alao in the previous system taken from sport's karate we also had the same even same colors but fewer belt's because it was only one of each..i never really trained savate only visited savate club's together with with the kickboxing club for friendly exchange of knowledge and friendly sparring mark fights and exhibition,it was two week's the last time but two weeks sounds very short but when training together twice a day it feels longer.. anyways thanks for the reply
