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i know some people will tell you that they want hard , fast kicks same here

but i wanted to know what can i practice on to get to the hard hitting stage i was thinking of a peice of wood hard like bone and practice on that (while its padded of course) sort of like a makiwara but kick it hard until it breaks with every kick

any opinions or objections usefu

thnx

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All you need to practice hard kicks is a kick bag. Using anything harder without alot of training may break your own leg.

A great martial artist is one who is humble and respectful of others.

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I was throwing out some chester drawers and a computer desk (to make room for the new ones) and I needed to fit them in my wheelie bin, so I put them up and I destroyed them into pieces with my lightning fast kicks (I have experience in kicking and breaking)......... I used it as a test.. and to make compact trash

A drop of sweat spent in practice is a drop of blood saved in a battle.

A person who say it cannot be done should not interrupt the man doing it.

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Well i guess you can get a steak bone or something out of a peice of ham or something and cover it in balistics jelly...

O......K? :-?

A drop of sweat spent in practice is a drop of blood saved in a battle.

A person who say it cannot be done should not interrupt the man doing it.

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i know some people will tell you that they want hard , fast kicks same here

but i wanted to know what can i practice on to get to the hard hitting stage i was thinking of a peice of wood hard like bone and practice on that (while its padded of course) sort of like a makiwara but kick it hard until it breaks with every kick

any opinions or objections usefu

thnx

Technique, if you train properly than a heavy bag or anything like that should work well enough. The equipment you use isnt going to make the ultimate differance. As for breaking bones, like I said before depending on your style, I know shotokan has many techniques to break limbs, so practice those over and over properly and ask your instuctor for help.

I hope I answered in the right way...

"Time is what we want most, but what we use worst"

William Penn

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i am not an expert on this. we are taught how to use our body weight behind kicks that we intend to do major damage with.

learning to focus power through an object is how i have been taught. for instance

if i kick the heavy bag with a ushiro geri (power back kick) i use the momentum of my body and i dont stop that momentum until i have gone through my target.

we train to kick through the bag.

if a man is holding the bag for me then we focus on the mans spine who holds the bag.

so we kick with enough force to go through to his spine.

when we break boards to simulate bones we use the same theory.

dont hit the board hit what is behind the board, this board is only in the way of your target

with that in mind our white belts have progressed from one board to 2 - 4 boards.

i hope this helps

brown belt kyokushinkia

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I'm going to go ahead and reinforce what I said earlier, that (except perhaps at the knee for reasons other than board-breaking related and so on) it is not practical to break a leg with a kick. In fact, it's impossible. The hardest kicking thai boxers in the world can't do it! (Maybe it's happened once, but if so I haven't heard of it.)

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