The step kick is used when you and your opponent create space after engaging with them. This can either occur because they retreat dramatically, they’re hurt, or you push them to range. Basically the rear leg steps to the lead leg, on the ball of the foot, it then springs your forward, your lead leg landing laterally depending on how aggressively you chase and the rear leg kicking. The rear leg is the coiled spring that not only drives you forward but simultaneously drives the kick.
- Rear catch-lead scoop/step-push-step-kick
- Rear catch-lead scoop/step-push-cross-two lead kicks: Remember to extend the base leg and stand tall, hip rises on the kicks
- Rear catch-lead scoop/step-cross
Rear catch is a regular catch of the jab. The lead scoop/step is performed by turning the hand 180° inferiorly while stepping laterally off-line, use the arm and lead step to push the shoulder of your opponent.
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