it was the back kick :)
It is called an ushiro geri.See this video by Sensei Warren Levi to learn this kick.
fastest kick in karate is the roundhouse kick. it can be repeated, so you can deliver several kicks in one second.
The part of the foot to hit with while performing a back kick, is the heel. It provides more power for the technique.
Depends on the individual. I would say that my round house kick is my best and strongest. For others it is the side kick or even a simple front kick. The back kick tends to be the strongest, but it is also the slowest.
You use it in Sparring.
Deborah Ann Cullings has written: 'A kinematic analysis of the karate back thrust kick' -- subject(s): Karate, Kicking, Human mechanics, Physiological aspects
That's a difficult question to answer as only a select few have been recorded. Karate kicks tend to be much weaker than Muay Thai kicks as the Muay Thai round kick has more hip rotation. Both arts have a spinning back kick as does TKD; the spinning back kick is the hardest kick the body can throw (unless you include knees). If you just wanna see some guys who can kick like mules check out Yodsalanki Fairtex, I think hes the hardest pound for pound kicker in the world.
There are many variations of kicks in the many different karate systems, but there are four primary kicks: front kick, round kick, side kick and back kick. These four kicks can be further categorized (eg. thrust vs. snap, high vs. low, spinning vs. straight, etc.). A practitioner can achieve "mastery" in kicking within the system with solely these four kicks .
Steven Wayne Powell has written: 'A cinematographical analysis and force measure of three styles of the karate back punch and side kick' -- subject- s -: Human mechanics, Karate, Physiological aspects, Physiological aspects of Karate
you have to buy the move off the karate man
yes women in Iraq can kick but if they take the ancient art class of karate