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#435454 - 09/12/12 12:28 AM Re: FRONT vs. SNAP Front kick question? [Re: Chen Zen]
iaibear Veteran Registered: 08/24/05 Posts: 1287 Loc: upstate New York	Never have been able to figure out how this is managed without breaking toes. My toes do not bend up and back far enough to be safe.
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#435457 - 09/12/12 07:46 AM Re: FRONT vs. SNAP Front kick question? [Re: iaibear]
Ironfoot Professional Poster Registered: 06/10/04 Posts: 2682 Loc: St. Clair Shores, MI USA	Work on it, iabear. If the toes don't bend back far enough, go to a wall and push the ball of the foot (toshi) as close as you can, letting the toes go up the wall. Hold for some time. Also, practice raising your toes when you're standing around. _________________________
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