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The Effective Footwork Manual by Vince McGuinness

The Effective Footwork Manual by Vince McGuinness

by Vince McGuiness

$79.00

Course content · 2 volumes · 35 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Intro
  2. 2. Switching stances by stepping forward
  3. 3. Switching Stances by stepping Backward
  4. 4. Switching stances with Switch cross
  5. 5. Following switch cross with switch hit
  6. 6. Shake step
  7. 7. Targeting in each stance
  8. 8. Targeting the calf in closed stance
  9. 9. Targeting thigh in closed stance
  10. 10. Targeting a high kick in closed stance
  11. 11. Starting in open stance targeting to closed stance
  12. 12. Starting in closed stance targeting to open stance
  13. 13. Switch cross to high kick
  14. 14. Transitioning stance to stance with stepping forward and back
  15. 15. Switch cross to shake step
  16. 16. Stepping forward off rear round kick
  17. 17. Stepping forward off rear knee
  18. 18. Reverse pivot
  19. 19. Reverse pivot to open tance to targeting
  20. 20. Open stance to reverse pivot to targeting in closed stance
  21. 21. Closed stance to step back to targeting in open stance
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Stepping forward with Barao
  2. 2. Rear round kick follow
  3. 3. Shake combo to open stance
  4. 4. Slip to reverse pivot combo
  5. 5. Flying knee to switch stance
  6. 6. Stepping off rear knee combo
  7. 7. Targeting
  8. 8. Stepping back on defense
  9. 9. Step back to chop rear knee
  10. 10. Utilizing shake for opponents counter
  11. 11. Stepping back changing stance targeting
  12. 12. Parry to reverse pivot targeting
  13. 13. Roll to reverse pivot targeting
  14. 14. Fake shake to stepping forward
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