[NickNick]

Don't know the proper name for this kick but its looked pretty damn cool, especially with a kid doing it lol
http://www.psfights.com/fight-video-1394.htm

[TKDGrappler]

Reverse Hook kick.


Heel or ball of the foot to the temple

[justacan]

That's a roundhouse, dog.

[TKDGrappler]

Definitely a reverse hook kick

http://www.hwarang.org/Kickshook.html

http://www.ir.isas.jaxa.jp/~cpp/TKD/...oryochagi.html

TKD for 9 years, Don't lower me to using mcdojo sites to find the basic info hehe

[justacan]

Nah that's definately a roundhouse, I just emailed that to Chuck Norris and he told me what's up.

[daimyo]

Originally Posted by justacan

That's a roundhouse, dog.

hmmm...

stick to the BJJ, hahaha! j/k

[jeetkuneduh]

the way he move his body down the get his hip angled it could also be called a Compass Kick, but yeah basicly it's a typ eof spin back hook kick

[Gregster]

Goes by many names; I was taught that it was called a "back swing kick" (Dwee Dol Yeo in Korean). One of the harder kicks to master-- for me, anyway-- since unlike many others, it doesn't lend itself to being broken down into definable steps (i.e. "chamber/kick"). Rather, it is performed mostly in one smooth, fluid motion that delivers the maximum force at the apex/contact with the target. The target, almost exclusively, being the head.

If it is thrown by a skilled TKD fighter and connects solidly, the result is almost always the same as seen in the video: the guy getting his has his lights off before he hits the floor,

[masterless]

from what I remember from my old hapkido days... thats a spinning heel hook

[Connors]

KTFO.



awesome.