seany85

Ok, I have a problem when I go to the use the Yang Sam Khum on me lead tae cheng (sp?), when I preform the footwork, instead of mu lead leg bouncing on the same spot and my right leg going off on a 45 degree angle, I have a tendency to skip my lead leg back.

I was wanting to know if anyone on here knows any training methods to stop me from doing it.

thanks for any replies.

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Khun Kao

Could you translate that into English for us? There are very few of us who know the technique names off the top of our heads....

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seany85

soz, the middle level round house kick that comes up on 45 degree's and the footwork you take three steps. I think the translation is three steps of three. It is used to add power on a kick or a knee.

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seany85

Yang Sahm Khum is the three step boxing walk...if you are in left lead for instance, you slide your rear leg forward, then the left and then lift up the right leg, shield and step down into right lead.


this makes more sence then me last description.

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