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Summary: The side kick in Tai Chi is easy with these tips, get expert advice on martial arts and exercises in this free video.
Jack C. Huang was graduated from the music schools of UCI (B.M. in classical violin performance, 1991), UCLA (Certificate in film scoring, 1992) & CAL State University, Los Angeles...read more
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"Side kick. When it comes to side kick, look at my feet. I have to swing my body sideways, sideways. But I am kicking with the front leg. Sideways, you see that? Sideways, sideways, sideways. Now from here, from there, from here. Now, from here side kick. From there, from there, from here. The steps, the movements are very small. Take a look from here. I am shifting forward and backward. Now, the other side same thing. If the kick is right there, take a look my body balance is one hundred percent right here and send a kick to the side. So we conclude with the subject of side kick over the rocking feet."
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