Q&A for How to Do a Tornado Kick

Sprinting is one of the best ways to build your legs up and improve the power of your kicks. Lunges and squats are a great option as well. You can also wear a weighted vest to increase the amount of resistance. A lot of this comes down to practicing your mechanics, though. Get in the gym and work on making your kicks as perfect as you can!

Neither one is objectively "better" -- it depends on what you're using it for, where your interests lie, etc.

When the opponent has recently initiated his blue thunderbomb but is still building up power in his field.

Kung Fu and Karate are two completely different things but have many similarities. However, this is in a way related to Kung Fu, but more likely Karate.

You would probably be better off using a crescent kick because it has more momentum. The roundhouse will work but it does not give off as much power.

it depends on how much force you put into it. For example, the most damage you can do with a lot of force is break a bone. The most damage with least force at most can make the opponent fall.

The most effective kicks in martial arts are the side kicks, like the basic side kick or the spinning side kick.

It depends on the direction it’s coming from, and from the height of the person coming towards you. The best way to avoid one is by backing away, or rolling away. Roll forwards, then spin on your heel so you do not have your back to your opponent for too long. If your opponent is quicker than you are, they could easily defeat you.

It really depends on how you do the kicks, your opponent, and what you pair your kick with. The tornado kick is near the top of the most powerful kicks, however.