Uploaded February 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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Normally we cut down the videos to be shorter and contain only the essentials. But this staple technique of martial arts has far too many details and things to mention for that. Therefore it is deserving of being the longest video we have made so far!
Kyokushin Karate Mawashi Geri, also known as round kick or roundhouse kick - is a unique variation of roundhouse kick that is fundamentally different from the way it's executed in Muay Thai, Taekwondo or other Karate styles such as Shotokan or Goju Ryu.
It is a snapping technique but optimized for damage - and can be executed with the head as a target from a range shorter than any other variation.
It is also the safest variation to use. Reason being compared to other variations of roundhouse kick, it has minimal impact on your posture and balance. The snapping of the lower leg also makes it difficult to catch and hold on to.
This technique is usable in knockdown Karate, Muay Thai, Kickboxing, MMA, self-defense and many other similar contexts.
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Normally we cut down the videos to be shorter and contain only the essentials. But this staple technique of martial arts has far too many details and things to mention for that. Therefore it is deserving of being the longest video we have made so far!
Kyokushin Karate Mawashi Geri, also known as round kick or roundhouse kick - is a unique variation of roundhouse kick that is fundamentally different from the way it's executed in Muay Thai, Taekwondo or other Karate styles such as Shotokan or Goju Ryu.
It is a snapping technique but optimized for damage - and can be executed with the head as a target from a range shorter than any other variation.
It is also the safest variation to use. Reason being compared to other variations of roundhouse kick, it has minimal impact on your posture and balance. The snapping of the lower leg also makes it difficult to catch and hold on to.
This technique is usable in knockdown Karate, Muay Thai, Kickboxing, MMA, self-defense and many other similar contexts.
Subscribe if you liked it!
