Karate Tournaments Tips And Tricks

I think everybody wants the ability to do a fancy techniques, and a big part of that is there so fun and cool to do. Whether it be a basic form of fancy techniques such as the spinning back kick or something a little different such as a double spinning hook kick and the like. The problem is they are slow to perform and fraught with danger. A good example of this is using a spinning or kick in a demonstration to break aboard, it looks so cool but the board is static and doesn't move. Using the same technique against a opponent is a different story. The kick has to be performed with perfect timing in the perfect situation to make work because when most people perform these kicks they're so easy to see it coming. This tip is on how we can speed these techniques up. So instead of using these just as a following up technique, we may be able to develop them as an attacking technique. As always I thrive on your feedback and suggestions if you want to get hold of me sending an e-mail, scott@pollets.com.au, FB, S