The Step Kick in Kung Fu

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Summary: The step kick in Kung Fu is easy with these tips, get expert advice on martial arts in this free video.

Views: 737 | Tags: self, defense, martial, arts, tai, chi, kung, fu, kicks, forms, strikes, nunchaku

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Jack Huang Jack C. Huang was graduated from the music schools of UCI (B.M. in classical violin performance, 1991), UCLA (Certificate in film scoring, 1992) & CAL State U... read more

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The Step Kick in Kung Fu

Now we are talking about step and kick. Why do we call it stepping? Because we are stepping in, stepping in. Now take a look at my foot. I am standing this way and this way but of course, I'm not fighting like this I am just trying to position to the right position of my foot. I am stepping this way and I am stepping this way. So look, it popped. Now there is a brother of stepping kick we call stomping kick. Interesting and different from strike kick or snap kick; stomping kick means you stomp on the subject or stomp on the object completely with your knee and your foot, look. A stomp, a stomp can move this back, back and forth. Now think about it if that stomp kick is a human and you are kicking right in the jingle bell tree, if that is so that has got to be very damaging, most likely on the chest, not in the stomach, on the chest.