A front kick (also known as a push kick or Mae Geri in Karate) is a basic yet powerful striking technique used in many martial arts like Muay Thai, Taekwondo, and Karate. Basic Front Kick Breakdown: 1. Stance: Start in a fighting stance—feet shoulder-width apart, hands up guarding your face. 2. Chamber: Lift your knee straight up toward your chest. This is the “chamber” position. 3. Extension: Snap your leg forward, extending your foot toward the target. Strike with the ball of your foot (or som

Suparinpei Mae Geri Details from today’s tutorial in Patreon. Higaonna Kanryo was famous for his light dynamic footwork and unusual kicking ability, yet we see little evidence of this in modern Goju Ryu. This tutorial takes a deep dive into some of his methods and how they make sense of some of the range problems we find littered throughout Miyagi Chojuns kata. Full tutorial here: www.patreon.com/karatecollective | Iron Ronin Budo

The Mae Geri kick, also known as the front kick, is one of the fundamental techniques in karate. It requires balance, flexibility, and precision to execute effectively. In this tutorial, we will break down the steps to mastering the Mae Geri kick, providing insights into proper form, technique, and common mistakes to avoid. Follow us Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/selfdefence_world/ Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtwjIBDf4bl18jDYO_GU2IA #maegeri #frontkick #karatetutorial #sel