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Front kick

The front kick in martial arts is a kick executed by lifting the knee straight forward, while keeping the foot and shin either hanging freely or pulled to the hip, and then straightening the leg in front of the practitioner and striking the target area. It is desirable to retract the leg immediately after delivering the kick, to avoid the opponent trying…

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Details of the technique

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Tae Kwon Do

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Cambodian style

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Hangul
앞차기
Hanja
none
Hiragana
まえげり
Kanji
前蹴り
McCune–Reischauer
ap' ch'aki
Revised Hepburn
mae geri

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Cambodian style

Karate

Tae Kwon Do

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Front kick

Nodes25
Edges24
Triples43
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.08
Components1

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Front kick

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related to Tae Kwon Do · 11
Front kick → Directed, Even, Having, However, If, In, In Taekwondo, It, Since, Taekwondo, To
has application · 7
Front kick → Front, Highly, In, Overall, The, This, When
related to Details of the technique · 6
Front kick → In, It, Taekwondo, This, Using, When
related to Karate · 6
Front kick → In, It, Japanese, The, There, Wado-ryu Karate
related to Cambodian style · 3
Front kick → Cambodian, In, The
Transcriptions · 2
Front kick → TranscriptionsRevised Hepburnmae geri, TranscriptionsRevised Romanizationap chagiMcCune–Reischauerap' ch'aki
Hangul · 1
Front kick → 앞차기
Hanja · 1
Front kick → none
Hiragana · 1
Front kick → まえげり
Kanji · 1
Front kick → 前蹴り

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kick front foot leg used kicks forward taekwondo martial arts one karate opponent also ap chagi striking delivered straight strike

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Front kickHangul앞차기1.00infobox
Front kickHanjanone1.00infobox
Front kickHiraganaまえげり1.00infobox
Front kickKanji前蹴り1.00infobox
Front kickMcCune–Reischauerap' ch'aki1.00infobox
Front kickRevised Hepburnmae geri1.00infobox
Front kickRevised Romanizationap chagi1.00infobox
Front kickTranscriptionsTranscriptionsRevised Romanizationap chagiMcCune–Reischauerap' ch'aki1.00infobox
Front kickTranscriptionsTranscriptionsRevised Hepburnmae geri1.00infobox
Front kickis aexercise used by many instructors to teach the principle of lifting ones knee before the rest of the kick commences0.90text
Front kickhas applicationFront0.60section
Front kickhas applicationHighly0.60section

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