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A Biomechanical Analysis of the Roundhouse Kick

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October 15, 2016

 

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The knee is extended in a snapping movement, striking the opponent with the top of the foot. One's goal would be to make front torso contact with the kick, while avoiding leaving one's self open to a counter strike. The movements that comprise the roundhouse kick begin with a fighting stance: both feet on the ground, toes pointing straight ahead, back foot turned outside up to 22 degrees, front foot approximately 1...
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This brings the fighter back into the fighting stance with the opposite leg in the front and is now ready to perform the next strike or counterstrike. Mechanical Analysis One must obtain optimum speed and accuracy in order to fulfill the purpose of making front torso contact without allowing for a counterstrike to one's own front torso (Hamilton, 2002)...
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