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  • Side to Side Stretch Kicks

    Side-to-Side Stretch Kick
    (inside-out, outside-in)

    Before doing these kicks, you should warm up for the kick, such as the following exercise:


    Inside to Outside Stretch Kick

    John, Inside Out Stretch: 

    Class, Inside Out Stretch:

     
    If you break this kick down "by the numbers", there are two counts: (1) turn, and (2) kick.


    Even though this is a "stretch" kick, it has a combat application.  It is useful if the opponent is very close to you.  

     Here is a movie scene that actually uses the "Inside Outside Stretch Kick", so it is possible to use this stretch kick in combat.  Also at the end of the clip, there is a "Front Kick, Side Kick". 



    Outside to Inside Stretch Kick:


    John, Outside In Stretch: