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A roundhouse [[kick]] also known as "Turning kick" or "Round kick" is a type of kick in which the attacker swings the leg around in a semi-circular motion, striking with the front of the leg/foot. It is utilized in many different martial arts. Various wrestlers, particularly those who had practiced other martial arts. | A roundhouse [[kick]] also known as "Turning kick" or "Round kick" is a type of kick in which the attacker swings the leg around in a semi-circular motion, striking with the front of the leg/foot. It is utilized in many different martial arts. Various wrestlers, particularly those who had practiced other martial arts. | ||
[[Reina Dorada]] is a Tae Kwon Do practitioner and uses this type of kick as a signature move. [[Esfinge (Guadalajara)|Esfinge]] uses the same leaping version that [[Kofi Kingston]] popularised as ''Trouble in Paradise''. [[Tajiri]]'s '''Buzzsaw Kick''' is a Roundhouse specifically performed to the head of a kneeling opponent. | [[Reina Dorada]] is a Tae Kwon Do practitioner and uses this type of kick as a signature move. [[Esfinge (Guadalajara)|Esfinge]] uses the same leaping version that [[Kofi Kingston]] popularised as ''Trouble in Paradise''. [[Tajiri]]'s '''Buzzsaw Kick''' is a Roundhouse specifically performed to the head of a kneeling opponent. [[Fenix]] winds his up with a reverse [[619]]. | ||
[[Category:Strikes]] | [[Category:Strikes]] | ||
[[Category:Moves]] | [[Category:Moves]] | ||
Latest revision as of 08:22, 2 October 2026
A roundhouse kick also known as "Turning kick" or "Round kick" is a type of kick in which the attacker swings the leg around in a semi-circular motion, striking with the front of the leg/foot. It is utilized in many different martial arts. Various wrestlers, particularly those who had practiced other martial arts.
Reina Dorada is a Tae Kwon Do practitioner and uses this type of kick as a signature move. Esfinge uses the same leaping version that Kofi Kingston popularised as Trouble in Paradise. Tajiri's Buzzsaw Kick is a Roundhouse specifically performed to the head of a kneeling opponent. Fenix winds his up with a reverse 619.
