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A 540 crescent kick. In martial arts and tricking, [1] [2] the 540 kick (Chinese: 旋風腳; pinyin: Xuanfengjiao; lit. 'whirlwind kick') (also known as inside turning kick, jump inside kick, and "hyper" tornado kick) is a jump kick move. [3]
Also known as B-Kick > 180° Pop + Crescent Kick 360 Kick Also known as Tornado Kick Cheat 360, Pop 360 360 Kick + Hook kick 540 Kick (pop 10) 1.5 Twisting Hook Kick Cheat 540, Pop 540 540 Kick + Round Kick 720 Kick (pop 12) Double Twisting Round Kick Cheat 720, Pop 720 Twisting Half twits Full Twist A 360° twist Butterfly Kick + Full Twist
Inside turning kick is more common to wushu and tornado kick is more common to other martial arts. I have seen tornado kick refer to a simple 360 crescent kick that doesn't land on the kicking leg like a 540 does, so that might cause some confusion. 540 kick is more common among tricksters so I think either way we're losing out.
Steven Ho (born 9 December 1973) [1] is an American martial artist, stunt coordinator, stuntman and member of the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences.. Known as one of the first martial arts tricksters in open martial art competitions and early pioneers of non-traditional forms (NASKA), Ho helped to popularize the 540 kick and the Hawkeye Kick in the mid-eighties.
Some of these include 540 Kick (One spins 1½ times in mid-air and does a kick, usually a back spinning hook kick), a 720 Kick (the practitioner spins 2 times in mid-air and performs a kick, usually a back spinning hook kick), and Triple Aero Kicks (Practitioner performs round house kick, back spinning hook kick, and another round house kick in ...
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This move is comparable to a 540 Twist or a Cheat 720 Twist. The name was derived from the snowboarding Misty Flip. Kim Do Kick/Double Leg X Out Given the unusual nature of this kick, it's arguable whether or not this move is a variant of the Double Leg or of another trick. It does however share similar mechanics to a Double Leg.
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