Side kick, hook kick, downward: Taekwondo tactics that are hard to defend against

Author: Liu Weijun
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This book is the first in China to separate the combination of front and rear legs, as well as the combination of offense, defense, and counterattack. This approach allows short-range practitioners to train their own suitable front or rear leg combinations, as well as offensive or defensive-counterattack combinations, based on their individual strengths. It truly enables readers to understand and master the techniques at a glance. It is the ideal textbook for Taekwondo beginners and those seeking to improve. Each technique in the book is accompanied by continuous, detailed illustrations, particularly highlighting the key points of the movements. The diagrams are vivid and easy to understand, with concise key points, making the techniques clear at a glance. Every reader can self-study by following the illustrations and grasp the core essence effectively, making it the perfect out-of-class teacher for Taekwondo self-learners. The book introduces the signature techniques of renowned Taekwondo masters from China and abroad who have won Olympic gold medals, using extensive continuous action illustrations. It is the first to comprehensively analyze the key points of these combinations by multiple Taekwondo experts, allowing practitioners to choose the techniques that best suit their individual characteristics.