Hello,
When you TKD people are kicking the heavy bag do you wear shoes? Do you have any advice? I have trouble when I round kick the heavy bag while wearing shoes. If I'm barefoot I can kick with the instep without a problem. When I wear shoes and I kick with the instep it bother my ankle. If I hit with the ball of my foot I jam my toes, I don't think my toes are flexible enough to hit like that. My shoes aren't sturdy enough to hit with the toe either.
I suppose I could just hit with the lower part of my shin kind of like a thai boxer but, since I also practice a thai boxing style shin kick, I would like to keep the snap kick distinct and more savate-like if I can.
When you TKD people are kicking the heavy bag do you wear shoes? Do you have any advice? I have trouble when I round kick the heavy bag while wearing shoes. If I'm barefoot I can kick with the instep without a problem. When I wear shoes and I kick with the instep it bother my ankle. If I hit with the ball of my foot I jam my toes, I don't think my toes are flexible enough to hit like that. My shoes aren't sturdy enough to hit with the toe either.
I suppose I could just hit with the lower part of my shin kind of like a thai boxer but, since I also practice a thai boxing style shin kick, I would like to keep the snap kick distinct and more savate-like if I can.
lol but to answer your question i've only just started to wear Martial Art shoes during training and i find my formation of Heel Kicks, Axe Kicks Turning Kicks are better but it disguises whether or not your using the foot sword so its ok during training but during any competitions or gradings i would say always go barefoot


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