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Kicking Techniques - Keri Waza

There are many different kicking techniques that are used in Jujitsu.  The important parts of a kick are the power and striking area of the kick. The following basic kicks are found in most Jujitsu styles.

  1. Front Kick - Mae-Geri

  2. Knee Kick - Hiza-Geri

  3. Roundhouse Kick - Mawashi-Geri

  4. Side Kick - Yoko-Geri

  5. Rear Kick - Ushiro-Geri

  6. Hook Kick - Kake-Geri

Each school may execute these kicks slightly differently, but the following key points apply to all variations of these kicking techniques.

  1. Use speed rather than power

  2. Drive through you target with the kick.

  3. bring the leg back immediately.  Do not leave it out to be grabbed or swept.

  4. Keep the knee of the supporting leg slightly bent to ensure proper balance.

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