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Best Kicking Martial Art Reddit. I recommend a good wtf tkd dojang for that purpose. Karate is just a category for hard style in japan at this point. While the sparring is lacking a lot of. Where your question narrows it down is with fancy flying kicks, which are pretty rare. There are lots of martial arts with a strong kicking emphasis. Tkd is the best for kicking technique. Tkd is designed for point sparring, if you want to learn just one kicking martial art, it's likely not the answer, but if you learned muay thai/dutch. Wushu and the northern styles of kung fu are very known for their unique take on kicks. Not a ton of variety, but a ton of power. Although capoeira does have some strong kicks that could pact a punch it is important to note that a martial art works best if it is pressure tested such. I'd say tkd to get used to kicking fast, precise, with a good timing and in a lot of different ways, and then muay thai to compensate for the lack of ko.

Although capoeira does have some strong kicks that could pact a punch it is important to note that a martial art works best if it is pressure tested such. I'd say tkd to get used to kicking fast, precise, with a good timing and in a lot of different ways, and then muay thai to compensate for the lack of ko. There are lots of martial arts with a strong kicking emphasis. Wushu and the northern styles of kung fu are very known for their unique take on kicks. Tkd is the best for kicking technique. Karate is just a category for hard style in japan at this point. Where your question narrows it down is with fancy flying kicks, which are pretty rare. While the sparring is lacking a lot of. I recommend a good wtf tkd dojang for that purpose. Tkd is designed for point sparring, if you want to learn just one kicking martial art, it's likely not the answer, but if you learned muay thai/dutch.

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Best Kicking Martial Art Reddit Tkd is the best for kicking technique. I recommend a good wtf tkd dojang for that purpose. Tkd is designed for point sparring, if you want to learn just one kicking martial art, it's likely not the answer, but if you learned muay thai/dutch. There are lots of martial arts with a strong kicking emphasis. Not a ton of variety, but a ton of power. Karate is just a category for hard style in japan at this point. Where your question narrows it down is with fancy flying kicks, which are pretty rare. I'd say tkd to get used to kicking fast, precise, with a good timing and in a lot of different ways, and then muay thai to compensate for the lack of ko. Wushu and the northern styles of kung fu are very known for their unique take on kicks. Although capoeira does have some strong kicks that could pact a punch it is important to note that a martial art works best if it is pressure tested such. While the sparring is lacking a lot of. Tkd is the best for kicking technique.