Lions Martial Arts Federation
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3 kicks: Front, Side, Roundhouse
The front kick can kick with the ball of foot, top of foot, or (less commonly) heel of foot. Unless specifically specified otherwise, our school uses the ball of the foot, as they do above.
From either Offense (fighting stance) or Defense (switch), when we do the front kick "by the numbers", we break the kick into five distinct counts:
1. Turn
2. Knee up
3. Kick out (and kiyai)
4. Pull back
5. Step down
By the numbers:
(1) turn,
(2) leg up,
(3) kick and kiyai (extending the hip, and standing foot turns 180 degrees)
(4) pull back
(5) step down
By the numbers:
(1) turn,
(2) leg up,
(3) kick and kiyai (extending the hip, and standing foot turns 180 degrees)
(4) pull back
(5) step down
(Moo Lim Do refers to this kick as the "Middle Kick")