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🔉🔊 Here are 3 strategies for learning a in , building from an existing reference such as a or for example. Avoid the hazards that come with "jump high and wrap your arms," or "just full send it, bro." safely and you can trick for a lifetime!

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If you've tried to learn a you know it's more complicated than "kick your leg up, do a twist, spot your landing." One suggestion to help you pick up the most popular skill in is to pay more attention to your setup; not everyone thrives on a , and I personally didn't get a until well after I had doubles from several other setups. It's not exactly a move while we're at it, so don't be in a rush! I have a full lesson on , , and horizontal twisting variations on dot com if you need a walkthrough of the progression featured in this video 👍

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A good strategy for learning is to consider your base. There are different versions of this popular setup, and depending on your starting point my advice for learning it varies. Here are a couple of strategies to help you safely and successfully. You can get my lesson covering how to build this skill step by step on Aeriform Martial Arts Tricks!

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from can be a big upgrade. If you've tried the conventional approach, here are some strategies to consider as an alternative that don't require any spotters, equipment, or crashing! Get that with control and consistency at dot com.

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Here's my advice for learning the effectively, by prioritizing coordination and control first, then developing power and efficiency.

Don't settle for crash landings, or inconsistent attempts that sometimes come out as a tornado kick. If you can't consistently pull off a low (but controlled) 540 kick, focus on building the coordination to jump and land on the same leg. Gradually work in a tiny kick to build awareness. Once you can hit that skill reliably, note that the 540 is often times an athlete's first exposure to the real athletic demand in required power to jump (off one leg), kick (with that leg), and finish kicking in order to land (on that same leg) all within the time limit of however long you're in the air (which isn't that long). You should therefore concentrate your effort on developing power by either repping the in-progress 540 kick, using drills to supplement the skill, training athleticism in general (lifting weights, doing plyometrics, stretching), or all of the above. Be patient; it takes most people quite a while for this kick to look and feel "how it should." Be mindful of fatigue and overuse as the body will show signs of wear if you train too heavily for what it can handle. Take a break to recover and get back after it as soon as you feel physically ready!

540 Kick : Learning Strategy | Martial Arts Tricking Here's my advice for learning the effectively, by prioritizing coordination and control first, then developing power and efficiency. Don't settle fo...

My advice: don't listen to anyone who says: "kick over your shoulder, wrap your arms tight and spot the landing," because there's a lot of potential for things to go wrong. Instead start with no rotation or inversion, but fully controlled landings. Simple vertical kicks on the ground are then converted into horizontal twist variations without much rotation, again with controlled landings. Using those twist kick variations you can add enough rotation to pull off a full or a cork, without crashing! A bonus lesson introducing the gainer is included as a pre-requisite to building up to corkscrew.

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