I’m takin’ Taekwondo, if people mess with you i’ll kick ‘em with my toe, i got the situation under control, you know i’ll always be your lifelong Buea.

Flexibility, Impressive leg power…  
Definitely shows how f**king skilled Vinyl is.  
And flexible, possibly double jointed.

@Background Pony  
not so weaker then your lag, jap.

Oh Verbs, why must you complicate things so.

I thought I told you I took Tae Kwon Do in college.
 
That’s the only martial art I’ve taken. I only played football and wrestled in high school.
 
Intramurals in college were indoor soccer, some outdoor soccer, softball, flag football, volleyball, and basketball.
 
And then there was Anime Club. Good anime. Disliked most of the people.
 
And there was baseball when I was younger.
 
But I told you I was active in doing extracurriculars. Grad school took me a way from all of that, so I’ll be looking forward to having a set schedule when I have just one job to go to for a set number of hours per day.
 
 
But yes, the heel of the pivot foot (the one on the ground) should be facing the target. But whoever agu-fungus is might have taken a different style of tae kwon do. Everything else about the form here is solid.
 
Everything else seems to be solid: the arm is covering the solar plexus, the back arm is also defending (it could also be running parallel to the striking leg, and the striking surface is the heel or the knife edge of the foot (looks like more of the knife edge here.) The torso and head is hard to gauge, but it isn’t running parallel to the ground, which would be indicative of poor balance. It would be hard to stay on your feet should you be attacked with your head acting as the sole counter balance to your attack (it would also probably take away from the force of the attack.)
 

 
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I mean, “OH GOSH VINYL SCRATCH IS SO CUTE HERE.”

What the hell HAVEN’T you taken, Verbose?

When I took TKD, we had a few Japanese people taking TKD (a Korean martial art.)
 
I think the pivot foot could stand to be stand to be turned a bit more, but agu-fungus is still the master at these sorts of humanizations.

Kick! Punch! It’s all in the mind!

kim kapwan is not best pony

SO WHAT, WHAT ARE YOU SAYING, THAT JAPANESE PEOPLE CAN’T PRACTICE TAE KWON DO?  
SO RACIST

>Japanese setting
 
>Doing Korean martial arts
 
Oh the unfortunate implications

All martial art can be powerful, but thanks for that opinion, neckbeard.

taekwondo is weak martial art
 
do stuff like muay thai or kung fu or something