the leg is pretty much extended during the entire windup. imo that looks awkward and takes a way a lot and i mean a lot of perceived power. sure u got a big boom but youve just moved your leg into uke at a high speed. if the knee were (almost?) fully contracted before kicking, and extending during the windup that would have looked more satisfying to me.
alright guy
ye i cant help but agree, though it might look more awkward if i were to contract the knee after having it almost entirely extended for the jump to grab the groin. i'll see if i can fix it though
brb
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lol forgot to post
this kick probably has way more potential (like maybe get the right arm too if i pull it right) so i might mess with it later today
brb
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lol forgot to post
this kick probably has way more potential (like maybe get the right arm too if i pull it right) so i might mess with it later today
Last edited by tabby; Feb 13, 2020 at 04:46 PM.
Reason: <24 hour edit/bump
Hi, Your replay is really good, opener was a little strange, but how you did next 3 kicks was really awesome, i like the movement after first boom.
Nice dms, cool replay 88/100
Nice dms, cool replay 88/100
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Watching tonnes of replays has proven to me more and more that the devil is in the details, there are plenty of replays with these dms but not so many that conjugate them with style that seems to exist regardless of the dms rather than exist at odds with them. For me the most remarkable aspect of this replay is how, in the torso boomhit, you immediately pull back all of your movement after the kick, making it look like your leg bounced off uke and your whole body felt the impact, which makes it look incredibly satisfying. The fact that you got a lot of dms helps too.
Very nice crotch kick too. The replay is stylish and hectic overall, all the things I like.
Very nice crotch kick too. The replay is stylish and hectic overall, all the things I like.
oh yeah
