Taekwondo Federation of India: NEWS - Execute Flying Kicks (Twimyo Chagi) in Taekwondo by Grandmaster Jimmy R. Jagtiani.

Thursday, February 7, 2013

NEWS - Execute Flying Kicks (Twimyo Chagi) in Taekwondo by Grandmaster Jimmy R. Jagtiani. | SPORT195

Ecexutive flying kicks by Grandmaster Jimmy R. Jagtiani.

A flying kick is a general description of kicks that involve a running start, jump and then a kick in mid-air. Although they are often derived from the basic kicks, the user is able to achieve greater momentum from the run at the start. Flying kicks are not to be mistaken for jumping kicks, which are similar maneuvers. This article will help you to explore the performance of flying kicks.

Sequence of Flying side kick (Twimyo Yeop Chagi)

Sequence of flying back kick (Twimyo Dwi Chagi).

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Grandmaster Jimmy R. Jagtiani, 8th Dan

Father of Taekwondo in India

International Technical Advisor, Kukkiwon.

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Father of Taekwondo in India

Grandmaster Jimmy R. Jagtiani. Father of Taekwondo in India. All the above feathers decorate the cap of Grand Master Jimmy R. Jagtiani, whose ambitious plans for rapid promotion of Taekwondo in India as well as abroad created a History. He is being working hard for the last thirty-five strenuous years in his mission and does not await the favorable circumstances, but believes in going steady and strong all the way until success meekly subjugates. He is the pioneer of Taekwondo in India. Grandmaster Jimmy R. Jagtiani has faced many challenging storms full of hard-ships and event lengthy legal battles, but never learned to give up hopes and has come out more resolute and confident personality in adverse circumstances.

Father of Taekwondo in India

All the above feathers decorate the cap of Grand Master Jimmy R. Jagtiani, whose ambitious plans for rapid promotion of Taekwondo in India as well as abroad created a History. He is being working hard for the last thirty-five strenuous years in his mission and does not await the favorable circumstances, but believes in going steady and strong all the way until success meekly subjugates. He is the pioneer of Taekwondo in India. Grandmaster Jimmy R. Jagtiani has faced many challenging storms full of hard-ships and event lengthy legal battles, but never learned to give up hopes and has come out more resolute and confident personality in adverse circumstances.