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TK, If I'm understanding you correctly you're saying your front kick is no problem but your round (hook) kick is. One key in developing a rear-leg hook kick is pivoting on the ball of the support foot
Like so many other 'systems' the answer is 'it depends on who's teaching it.' I've met some of the voodoo boys and my reaction is "Gimme a fuckin' break. If I want that horseshit, I'll go to George
Of course, it is impossible to diagnose your specific problem enough to be sure what the pain comes from, but I can tell you about my experience. I have had similar pains for probably 15 years. Eventually
The answer is 'yes' The 'problem' is there was this little dangly thing sticking out of the bushes. We grabbed onto and pulled; it turned out it was attached to an elephant. The technical term for it
I knew the Colonel. I read his book years ago. I was taught some of the stuff he brought back from his time with Sykes and Fairbairn. It works. The problems are two fold. 1) It is -- overwhelmingly