This kick is a slapping kick, leading with the top of the foot/shoelaces. Front push Side push Knee strike Roundhouse
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The description states that the kick is a "slapping kick" and that it "leads with the top of the foot/shoelaces". This indicates a type of kick where the top of the foot makes contact with the target, rather than the heel or the side of the foot. Show more…
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