Middle Back Spin Kick

It is a type of kicking technique used in Chinese martial arts, taido, karate, taekwondo, kickboxing, Muay Thai, Capoeira, and professional wrestling.
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Also known as a spinning back kick.
In Chinese martial arts, it is called a turning leg, and in professional wrestling, it is called a spin kick.
Standing in front of the opponent, spin the body to the right with the right foot as the axis, and when the back is facing the opponent, switch the axis foot to the left foot and twist the body further to the right while twisting the right foot. Swing up and kick the opponent's face with the sole of the right foot (mainly the heel) (if the left foot is the axis, the posture is reversed).
Even if it hits even in a kick, it is a powerful technique that faints the opponent even if it is light, but it is a high risk in that it shows the back to the opponent, so it is not recommended to use it in the school that values ​​martial arts. Sometimes.
In the 1950s, Shaolin-ryu Karatedo Renshinkan, a karate with armor, used it for the first time in a kumite game and overwhelmed other schools, but it is impossible to control and stop kicking on the way because it uses centrifugal force. As a technique, it was not used in the rules because it would be a "foul defeat" if it was hit in a sizing kumite match, but in international competitions it is used as a combination of kicking techniques or as a feint. Also came to be seen.
In Taekwondo, it is often used for direct hits with armor, and even in the Kyokushin Kaikan system, which advocates full contact, its power is attracting attention and it is often used in games.
In addition, as a Spin technique, backhand blow (in Renshinkan, "spiral hand sword strike" devised by Isamu Tamotsu, the first Soke, is often used in karate with armor.
(There are also spin elbows, spin hammers, and spin back knuckles), etc.), etc., can be used in combination with "front spin kick" and "back spin kick" to increase the probability of success.
Since it is often spun and hit with the heel (rarely a foot sword), it has considerable power, so in the karate game with armor of Renshinkan, it is called "headwind foot sword kick" or "jumping back spin kick". , The technique of kicking the body by spinning it while jumping up is also often used.
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