Slow kicks variation
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In short, you extend the leg out for the kick, slowly, and then--this is variation--lower it slowly until it is just above the floor. Then you raise it slowly back to the waist level position, and then rechamber. Start with one, rechamber, then extend the kick again, raise and lower, raise and lower (i.e., twice), and rechamber. Next kick, raise and lower three times before rechamber. Then four, then five.
OMIGAWD. Brutal. Besides the leg muscles, of course, it targets the abs, particularly the obliques on the round kick, which are the muscles that help keep your torso crunched up as you kick.
Evil, you are
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