He actually turned his foot when he was doing the roundhouses, for a split second his foot went 160°to the other side, look closely.Plus he obviosly wasn't focusing on power, he was focusing on speed as well, this dude can kick even harder if he wanted to.
rainfallsnk he is 6 time Itf world champ,20 time european cham,21 time polish champion n he also anttended 8 seminar with the late General Choi Hong Hi
Aca en Argentina, hace Diez años atras, en cualquier dojang de buenas escuelas encontrabas uno o dos q pateaban mejor. Busquen a Noemi Prone o si quieren potencia a Ignacio Caplonch( hoy dedicado al kick boxing). Sera el mejor de la nueva generacion, pero el nivel del Tkd actual es malisimo. Veo los mundiales de la ITF y se me caen los lagrimones.
Kwon Jae hwa dent turn his standing foot more than 90 degrees and he kicks quite a lethal dolly chagi, I mean head hight and destroying 12 hole bricks without any support. However, Proper technique says you should turn your standing kick properly. I would go with anything that suits anyone better as long as its efficient. And GM Rhree would agree with me...:))
For beginners?? Yeah right. Not turning your planted foot would be called a bando-chaki. For a roundhouse you turn your planted foot all the way around, this is to get more power and force into the kick...beginners learn how to turn their foot all the way around, well, at least they should.
no one can do it without turning the foot. if you don't pivot, you can't put your hips into any of the kicks and you'll blow your knee out on top of that.
If you miss you're in a perfect sidestance and that opens you up to a shit ton of follow ups, a lot of dollyos are missed on purpose just so you can end up in that stance etc.I'm no expert but that's how I see it, and dude just try kicking without rotating your foot it's not possible, all you can do is a snap kick, in fact you can't do any kick properly without rotating your foot, not only dollyo.
It's bad when a black belt doesn't even turn their planted foot all the way around when doing roundhouse kicks. I'm not a black belt and even I know that
If you do not turn your foot you can't get any power of a roundhouse, it won't even be a snap kick, you are effectively limiting power, speed by limiting the range of motion and you are making your other leg prevent your hips from getting into the kick, leaning back etc. it's not a roundhouse/dollyo chagi that way at all.For a proper roundhouse you have to turn your foot at least 150°. Sorry but you don't know anything about kicking. :)
What if you missed your target? your standing foot is twisted backwards. recovering is too slow. i'm more familiar with dollyo chagi. i did wtf taekwondo for ten years
He had hip surgery on his other leg about this time. Superfoot Bill Wallace usually only kicked with his left leg because he destroyed his right knee doing judo. Would you consider him not to be a martial artist? If you watch Master Suska's older videos it clearing shows him using both legs.
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I'm a 2nd degree Black Belt and I wouldn't challenge him. He has a lot of power in his kicks. Im impressed.
There is a white belt in my class has a round kick like a tiger
He is one of the best kickers on the world.
He actually turned his foot when he was doing the roundhouses, for a split second his foot went 160°to the other side, look closely.Plus he obviosly wasn't focusing on power, he was focusing on speed as well, this dude can kick even harder if he wanted to.
rainfallsnk he is 6 time Itf world champ,20 time european cham,21 time polish champion n he also anttended 8 seminar with the late General Choi Hong Hi
Najlepszy z Najlepszych nie ma co dużo gadać...
Love the sounds in slow motion!!
It's not a push kick. Pushing kicks are meant to push people away.
Front snap kicks are meant to break things.
True that, front snap kicks are nasty make less of a thud but are more penetrating.
He got surgery on the other leg/hip around that time I believe. Just look at his patterns, he can do amazing kicks from both legs
Siempre te veo en formas , sería bueno verte en combate.
думаю тайцы бьют сильнее,но технику тхквандо он показывает блестяще и на воздухе и на лапах
Well,he is a 5 time world and around 20 time european champion.
ni Messi ni Cristiano.. para mi el mas grande es Jaroslaw.... exelente tecnica...
Kajajajaja habria que ver a suska en fútbol... Eso sí, que no juegue de defensor por el amor de dios.
Aca en Argentina, hace Diez años atras, en cualquier dojang de buenas escuelas encontrabas uno o dos q pateaban mejor. Busquen a Noemi Prone o si quieren potencia a Ignacio Caplonch( hoy dedicado al kick boxing). Sera el mejor de la nueva generacion, pero el nivel del Tkd actual es malisimo. Veo los mundiales de la ITF y se me caen los lagrimones.
Yes he is
Kwon Jae hwa dent turn his standing foot more than 90 degrees and he kicks quite a lethal dolly chagi, I mean head hight and destroying 12 hole bricks without any support. However, Proper technique says you should turn your standing kick properly. I would go with anything that suits anyone better as long as its efficient. And GM Rhree would agree with me...:))
Nice kicking
Respect for this person
Jarosłasw Suska is from poland ;p
Polska najlepsza!
es el mejor...its the best
Great martial artist!!!
For beginners?? Yeah right. Not turning your planted foot would be called a bando-chaki. For a roundhouse you turn your planted foot all the way around, this is to get more power and force into the kick...beginners learn how to turn their foot all the way around, well, at least they should.
That's what I thought when I read that guys comment, the power difference is huge and kinder to the standing leg too.
Is he the dude that does all the patterns?
Yes.
Best jump spinning hook kick I've seen...
look again... its a jump back rev turn. the only rev hook is when the yellow belt had his 2 fingers out
GENIO
dlaczego cykor?
no one can do it without turning the foot. if you don't pivot, you can't put your hips into any of the kicks and you'll blow your knee out on top of that.
Awesome Toboc
He was really cool!
Very, very good!!! TKD
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How about his left leg???
at 0:48 it clearly shows him using his left
AnselSD no man, thats his right doing the stepping side kick
Crappy slow motion effect!
where is the dojang? im uruguayan ;)
En Tampere, Finlandia.
good verry powerfull
True. Not everybody good with both legs.
If you miss you're in a perfect sidestance and that opens you up to a shit ton of follow ups, a lot of dollyos are missed on purpose just so you can end up in that stance etc.I'm no expert but that's how I see it, and dude just try kicking without rotating your foot it's not possible, all you can do is a snap kick, in fact you can't do any kick properly without rotating your foot, not only dollyo.
Why is ur push kick so weak?
KickMaster from Romania
pobre pibe como no le pega a una bolsa!!!
Itf taekwondo is the best
It's bad when a black belt doesn't even turn their planted foot all the way around when doing roundhouse kicks. I'm not a black belt and even I know that
They need to teach the students how to hold the pads correctly.....or the pds are going smack them in the face when they get kicked. lol
wow that front kick was stiff, is considerd that a push kick
airman20012001 it was a push kick indeed
Are you still turning your leg? lol thats for beginners
The standing leg?
If you do not turn your foot you can't get any power of a roundhouse, it won't even be a snap kick, you are effectively limiting power, speed by limiting the range of motion and you are making your other leg prevent your hips from getting into the kick, leaning back etc. it's not a roundhouse/dollyo chagi that way at all.For a proper roundhouse you have to turn your foot at least 150°.
Sorry but you don't know anything about kicking. :)
태권도
очень много времени на прыжок уходит, в бою нет смысла
It's for demostration.
it's for beginners if their not flexible enough to do high kicks without turning foot.
What if you missed your target? your standing foot is twisted backwards. recovering is too slow. i'm more familiar with dollyo chagi. i did wtf taekwondo for ten years
lol
He kick hard,but only right foot...I think he is not a champs
His record says otherwise my friend.
Nobody see him in a fight or using his left leg. That's a martial artist? I don't think so
He had hip surgery on his other leg about this time. Superfoot Bill Wallace usually only kicked with his left leg because he destroyed his right knee doing judo. Would you consider him not to be a martial artist? If you watch Master Suska's older videos it clearing shows him using both legs.
największy cykor w historii TKD
this guy is so weak, very poor technique, especially if he was trying to demonstrate power. poor kid holding the pad...:-(
John Johnson fuck outta here buddy
+John Johnson inb4 this guy has no training at all
Mate, trust me, Suska will finish you with a single technique
Ha ha, I'd give your trolling 4/10 could do better lol