SECRET TO PERFECT KICKS | KICKING TUTORIAL 

Yeah. You are not late. Go for it.

I’m 22 bro just starting as well if you feel like you’re too late just think there’s always someone older with no flexibility trying lol...I was born with spina biffitol and have been super stiff forever..I really think the hardest part of anything is the flexibility..I’m no pro and I’m not giving advice just letting you know there’s others that feel like it’s too late and still trying..ur still a kid man ..men’s health published a few years ago that 27 is the prime age for a man I have never forgotten that..however we gotta get going man cuz I’d feel even worse typing this at 28 lol. Best of luck to you brother

Sheinku it is never too late for your dreams

I'm 28 and I'm still getting new moves

This type of video is my inspiration

33 :)

Any progress?

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ANIS ARISA thanks man 🙏 my kicking still need work

@@MartialClub hohohoo... Do you know KUBRA DAGLI ?

Andy has the clean technique. Brian has the crazy snap and power imo.

Stretch and do squats and horse stance ;)

Sadistic Gameplay Walkthroughs thank you 🙏

120 degrees ?? I barely do 90 degrees lmaoo 😕😕

Train a lot and u will

Who cares

U can , but u need to have sparring too

If you have no time make time. Stretch any where possible . Even at school i stretch in the toilets during break. And find time to throw kicks. You should stretch everyday and also kick everyday. After a couple of weeks take like a whole week off and start training again and you'll see massive imporvements.

Start doing yoga to help ur flexibility. Skip rope to strengthen ur legs, balance, and foot work. Start by throwing low kicks, bring your knee up as high as u can, pivot ur other leg for balance, and throw your kick. Joe rogan did a video explaining how to throw a basic kick.

Good question my friend! It's just about what you are capable of. If the most you can kick at is towards an opponent's thigh (for example), then just practice that kick and make it really really good. For two reasons, one because "I fear the one technique you have done one thousand times, not the one thousand techniques you have done only once." And that as you do it repeatedly, the expansion and contraction of your muscles will actually begin to loosen up and become easier for future use. It's like just practicing the kick does some stretching for you. But don't forget to stretch as well. After you've gotten good at that, do a quick stretch that takes a few seconds (put the kicking leg on the ground and lean over the opposite way) and then do a few kicks and repeat. It's a process but if you do 10-20 a day you will see immediate results. Sorry for the ramble, I just get so excited when people ask questions like this. No matter what age we are we can always start learning!

@@zacharyhamley4024 well said!

@@shigglezz684 thank you!

Long term thinking

RIP

Orpheus hahah 🙏thanks but I think Brian Le does

Orpheus hahaha thanks so much 🙏 but I would say Brian Le has better kicks

You seem to confuse self defense with actual technique learning. Literally no one will hold their kick up like that in a fight, but you can sure bet the ones being able to hold it at training will execute it a lot better in a fight than the ones who don't hold while training. The principle is the same with practicing kicks slowly. Are you gonna kick slowly in a real fight? No of course. But practicing it slowly will give you more control and in a fight where you will have to execute it fast, it will be with great great precision and it will feel really easy.

Haha this is optimal for aesthetics, not so much for combat. But understanding the control ability is very important