Taekwondo Footwork & Kicking Drills (using cones) 

This belt I will get one day Iam working so hard for this everyday 😑❤

Glad you like them! I plan to do more in the future!

I have a video coming out Sunday on dealing with nerves :) and mine are BraceUp brand from Amazon

Alex Wong, oh awesome, and how affective are they? Cause I need heavy duty as my ankles roll very easy. I hope they're not too expensive. And YES!! I can't wait to see the video, I hope it helps me. Xxxx You're the best!!

I don't know what it is called, but it is by Macho.

Thanks

Paul Krupa Thankfully a school near me teaches both Tae Kwon Do and Hapkido so there's a good thing there.

Paul Krupa start training your flexibility now and really apply yourself

Keep and open mind and be patient with yourself when learning. Enjoy it! Training is very rewarding physically and mentally. But just keep in mind it does take time to really get the hang of things, so be patient and keep at it! You may feel anxious at first because it is new but over time you will get more comfortable :)

Do not cross train is my best advice

You have to keep in mind that muay Thai and bjj is different from taekwondo. Im not sure about hapkido because I've never done it . I think it would be good to have a ground martial arts like bjj just in case your fight ever does go to the ground or you are assaulted. But muay Thai is a stand up and its very different from taekwondo. Personally I think you should do one ground martial art and one stand up and become proficent in it before you do another art, unless of course it has the same properties as one of the martial arts you are doing. Hope I explained that well. Whatever martial art you do, any of them makes you feel empowered and strong so I hope you do martial arts and have a blast doing it!

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thankyou so much!

Sounds like a good workout! haha

Jeremy Briggs then you would lose a lot off fights then ???,be taken down in seconds,

+James Miles lol, well for the most part I would use my legs as a taunt but I would like use my kick for the last as a three hit combo

Jeremy Briggs taekwondo is a point fighting martial art like lot karate is,it’s great for footwork and kicks,but don’t get punched in the face no sweeps no takedowns no elbows no knees no clinch,so absolutely useless for real fighting,Mma guy smash them in under minute,

+James Miles wow...well I'll keep that in mind man, thanks for that info

Well if you are doing taekwondo you should do a ground martial art, like I explained in another comment. It's good to be proficent on stand up and ground because if someone takes you down at least you can defend. Great ground martial arts are bjj and wrestling. I do both but since wrestling can only do pins and takedowns I would recommend doing bjj since it has submissions.