Tae Kwon Do kicks?

Question

At what belt do you begin to learn most of the high kicks and spinning kicks, and about how many years of training is that equivalent to?

Answer 1

about a green belt

Answer 2

I'm a 2nd degree black belt in Tae Kwon Do.  Truth be told, as a white belt you're taught "high kicks"....it's all simply a matter of how flexible you are.  It's not as if we wait until someone has been training for a year before we let them kick "high" (which seems a very relative term to begin with).

As far as spinning kicks go, by the time someone is a green belt (typically a year of training) he or she will be competent with a few spinning kicks, but he or she will probably have begun to start using them/learning them at yellow belt.  Any green belt should have a decent back kick though (spinning side kick).

Answer 3

I was in 2different martial arts styles. And each of them they would teach at a different belt level. Taekwondo I was taught at yellow. Karate white

Answer 4

high kicks as in level of difficulty or height....in my school, i teach the spinning kicks starting at green belt (6th GUP)...approximately 6-8 months of training

Answer 5

when i trained taekwondo, they started teaching high kicks and spinning kicks at white belt.