5 Agility Drills to Help Improve Your Speed - Taekwondo
In order to attack or defend, you have to move fast. In a fight, if you attack your opponent and he/she is able to move fast, you cannot even touch him/her. But your opponent can attack you and he/she will be successful to hit the target.
So what's the problem? Why are you not able to attack your opponent and you find it difficult to defend yourself in a fight?
Footwork is really important. If you can move forward, backward, side to side pretty fast, it can make it work in a fight. If you are slow, don't worry. You can be fast. Just spend some time practicing agility drills.
Well, it might not look so cool, but you can practice it and see how it affects your ability in a fight. Let's watch this video.
You can move forward, side to side and kick. Again you can move backward, side to side and kick. You can practice this in a different variation. When you do the footwork, always keep your hands up, look forward.
In a fight, you have to look at your opponent. If somehow you get distracted, that's a weak point. Anything can happen during that time. So stay focussed and keep practicing.
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Hello there again, you made a decent post, however, anyone could get some of the info from the internet. Even a person with little knowledge about martial art is aware that distraction in a fight could cause a lot. So, if you wanna balance within this professional advice, and review, you need to tell us instances where you used those tricks/moves/stance and describe how they worked for you. Perhaps, you messed up on some part, and you got kicked. The review should have an element of Personal interaction or experience.
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