Execute Flying Kicks (Twimyo Chagi) in Taekwondo - wikiHow

Execute Flying Kicks (Twimyo Chagi) in Taekwondo - wikiHow

Flying kicks are not to be mistaken for jumping kicks, which are similar maneuvers. A jumping kick is very similar to a flying kick, except that it lacks the running start and the user simply jumps and kicks from a stationary position. Flying kicks are often derived from the basic kicks.

I love flying kicks, I believe also in Taekwondo. Basically, you have to make a running start towards the target and jump off the leg you are NOT going to kick with. Then you fly through the air (several feet to several meters depending on your ability) and make contact with your target. The leg you jumped off of should be pulled up close to your body (including your hands) after you are in the air while flying. It is vitally important to keep your body protects from falling, while landing and return to a good fighting stance.

Flying kicks in Taekwondo are more difficult than standard kicks and as such are awarded more points in competition. A flying kick is a risk that comes with good rewards if it succeeds. Learn how to perform the following flying kicks.

1. Flying side kick.

2. Flying back kick

3. Flying front kick

4. Flying roundhouse kick,

5. Flying reverses roundhouse kick.

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