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A good Traininig for beginners

Enrique Chon | lima, lima Peru | 01/16/2003

(4 out of 5 stars)

"This dvd is very easy to understand, all the techniques are really easy to practice, I practice Tae Kwon Do at the University and i've found this stuff good for beginners, it goes from the simple kick through the most powerful and awesome kick.
Although there are several techniques to perform it's still a good material to learn..."

Essential for Kickers

David Tran | Alhambra, CA United States | 12/25/2003

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This DVD is truly a must have. The interactive screens allow you to jump directly to the kick that you want to see, and the number of kicks that are presented is amazing. No other video on the market has the detailed descriptions or the number of kicks in a single DVD. KIM Sang H. has done a wonderful job. Keep up the good work."

Fantastic quantity and quality

Mark Quinn | St Louis, MO | 06/16/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"If you can only afford to buy one kicking instructional DVD, get this one. Sang H. Kim works progressively from the very basics (front kick, roundhouse kick) to combination kicking, jumping kicks, spinning kicks and multiple kicks with the same leg, which I've never seen my instructor teach. What I love about this DVD is that I can use it to learn and get pointers on some of the intermediate kids while my son, who is a black belt, learned a whole bunch of new jumping kicks that he couldn't wait to show off to his black belt friends. A nice bonus is the way the menu is set up - you can chose the kick you want to learn or practice and go right to it rather than trying to fast forward or rewind to find things. It's a small detail but saves lots of time and frustration when you're working out and don't want to waste time fiddling with your remote control."

Back to Basics

William | 08/15/2007

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Everyone has to start somewhere, and this dvd does just that. It starts the practitioner right at the beginning. The level of complexity rises the further you go into the dvd. Stances are discussed; varying camera angles are given. Will this aid the person who's been studying for years? Not really. Will it aid a child who may need extra time to get a kick right? Definitely. Will it enhance an adult who is trying to "remember" how to do certain techniques? Yes. It's never to late to get back to basics."