Soar Training: Kicking/Jok Ki

Posted on 10 April 2022 by Calvert

Jok Ki (Kicking Techniques) are the bread and butter of Korean Martial Arts. In the world of karate, Tang Soo Do’s differences are most apparent in kicking – dynamic, high, and arial. A flying side klick is on our association flag and seal! This week, I want you to concentrate on combination and consecutive kicking while “Crossing the T.” Combination kicking involves both legs while consecutive kicking is multiple kicks with the same leg. “Crossing the T” is nothing more than changing the angle of attack to gain the advantage while placing your opponent at a disadvantage. In other words, move around your opponent to create an opening to strike.

Cha Gi & Kong Kyuck Combinations (Advanced)

Your training workout should include a good warmup with dynamic stretching. Save the long slow stretches until you’re finished. Be sure to stay hydrated throughout the day, and don’t forget to practice your Kicking One-Steps (Il Soo Sik Jok Ki Dae Ryun).

ACTIVITY	JA SEH	SETS	REPS	BODY TARGET
Phakeso Ahnu Ro Cha Ki (Jab, Cross, Kick)	Hu Kul	2	10	Legs / Hips / Abs
Ahneso Phaku Ro Cha Ki (Jab, Cross, Cross the T, Kick)	Hu Kul	2	10	Legs / Hips / Abs
Ahp Cha Gi (Cross the T, Kick, Bandae Jirugi)	Chun Kul	2	10	Legs / Hips / Abs
Yup Cha Gi (Kick, Cross the T, Kap Kwon)	Hu Kul	2	10	Legs / Hips / Abs
Tollyo Cha Gi (Advancing: Low/High, High/Low)	Hu Kul	2	10	Legs / Hips
Dwi Tollyo Cha Ki (Advancing: Kick, Bandae Jirugi)	Hu Kul	2	10	Legs / Hips / Abs
Bit Cha Gi (Cross the T, Kick, Ssang Soo Mahk Ki push)	Chun Kul	2	10	Legs / Hips / Abs
Yup Hu Ryo Cha Ki (Consecutive Tollyo Cha Ki)	Hu Kul	2	10	Legs / Hips
Dwi Yup Hu Ryo Cha Ki (Combination Tollyo Cha Ki)	Hu Kul	2	10	Legs / Hips
Cchick Ki (Deah Cha Ki while Crossing the T)	Hu Kul	2	10	Legs / Hips