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Summary: Kung Fu is a widespread Chinese martial art; learn the kung fu crescent kick and roundhouse kick in this free online video martial arts lesson.
Master Yun Yang Wang holds classes in Northern Shaolin/Northern Praying Mantis Kung Fu and Yang Style Tai Chi Chuan at Wang's Martial Arts in Humble, Texas. He has been teaching for...read more
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"This is Master Yun Yang Wang from Wang’s Martial Art and on behalf of the Expert Village and this is Ms. Esmeralda Sanchez, one of our black belts. In this clip we’re going to demonstrate inside crescent kick, outside crescent kick and round house kick as combination. Notice the position of the stance will be the mountain climbing stance, inside crescent kick, outside crescent kick and round house kick. And notice the level of the round house kick can be pretty high. Now we’ll demonstrate the inside crescent kick, outside crescent kick and round house kick to the target. One more time. "
eHow Article: Kung Fu Crescent Kick & Roundhouse Kick
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joesteph said
on 8/2/2008 Looking over the slow-motion segment at the end of the video, it seems that Esmeralda is using the heel to strike the paddle, going from outside-to-inside, and the upper part of the foot when inside-outside. I can't tell if it's what she'd do against an opponent or not, since in my Korean style, Soo Bahk Do, the emphasis is on striking with the heel by a tilt of the foot in both crescent kicks.
joesteph said
on 8/2/2008 Oops! The name is spelled Esmeralda. Mea culpa!
joesteph said
on 8/2/2008 Though it's not gone into in the video, Esmerelda seems to be using crescent kicks to strike the head/neck area, probably with her heel for impact and not the ankle bone. But the way she kicks so high, I'd say she's able to drop her heel right onto the collar bone--an axe kick.
reamskohai said
on 8/2/2008 Teacher, thank you for this insightful lesson.