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Q & A: Sang H. Kim on Leg Strength for Kicking

Admin November 11, 2014

Reader Question:

Dear Sang H. Kim,

How do you build strength in your legs, also balance for demonstration and control? (I.e) Hold your leg far out above your head for a side kick or high roundhouse without losing stability or balance or simple having no problem being mobile with your legs. I am in Tae Kwon Do and am almost at a full split, but are there any exercises that help develope pure strength in your legs.

Thanks in Advance,

Michael DiPalermo

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In Kicking Tags kicking, balance, strength, core strength

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