Karate vs. TKD

[The Limey]

and Al Gore invented the internet.

Are you serious?

I was told it was Moses.

[meng_mao]

And a back leg kick will always be stronger than front leg. A front side kick won't be stronger, it would just stop the opponent but not damage them as much.

So stop generalising.

You stop generalizing. Since when does any back kick beat a front sidekick?

[enshinkarateman]

Dead horse beating ahead:
The thing is, there are a good deal of styles of Karate and TKD. Not all Karateka do the same moves. Some schools teach a roundhouse kick as an attack with the ball of foot. Others use the shin. Some spar. Others don't. Same with TKD. Comparing them is like apples and oranges. So, there really is no way to compare the two styles.
Besides, we all know most of the TKD and Karate guys would probably lose to wrestlers, Judoka, BJJers, etc.
By the way, 720degrees means you'd be spinning about twice completely around, which sounds like a really good way to expose your back. Just a heads-up.

[MuKen]

720 degree jumping ridegand.

Bahahahahahaha! That's the fruitiest thing I've ever heard of. Do you sprinkle fairy dust in the air while you're spinning?

, Spaghetti kick *flip the knee around like spaghetti to confuse oppoent then release any kick.

This is a blatant rip off of that bad guy in Jackie Chan's "Drunken Master".

[MuKen]

:needpics:

Ask and ye shall receive.

A leaping cartwheel kick

720 degree jumping ridegand

Spaghetti kick *flip the knee around like spaghetti to confuse oppoent then release any kick.