Spinning Kicks

The Tornado Kick is one of the most basic kicking tricks. It is a prerequisite to numerous kicking tricks that come with higher levels of tricking.\r\n\r\nFrom a ready stance, the performer turns away from the target as if to perform an outside spin kick...instead, that action is faked, and the knee pulls upwards sharply as the performer jumps off his base leg. At this moment, a round kick is delivered and the performer lands on the non kicking leg to finish the move.

The 360 front kick is essentially a tornado kick in which you swap the inside crescent for a front kick. This kick is slightly more difficult than a standard tornado kick because you have to make it appear that you have stopped your momentum while you execute the kick. Your momentum won't actually stop, but rather your stance will open up and the momentum will continue to travel through your lead/landing leg.

A Narabong is a combination of a Tornado kick and a skip hook. It is executed form a cheat/vanish set up. From a cheat setup, the user chambers the initial lifting leg, throws a round kick with the second lifting leg, and then flings a hook kick out while landing on the round kicking leg. A Narabong is a Jacknife executed on the ground, as opposed to in the air.