[header] How to do a rabona [title] Determine your kicking foot. [step] Your kicking foot will usually be your dominant foot. For most people, your dominant foot is correlative with your dominant hand, meaning that if you're right-handed you will kick with your right foot.
[header] How to do a rabona [title] Determine your kicking foot. [step] Your kicking foot will usually be your dominant foot. For most people, your dominant foot is correlative with your dominant hand, meaning that if you're right-handed you will kick with your right foot.
For biryani, this is your secondary foot. [substeps] If you only have one kicked foot, you will need to use your dominant foot to kick with. This means that your foot should be positioned between your toes and tucked in as you kick. [substeps] You'll likely be kicking harder, muting the momentum of your kick, which will cause much greater lack of skill. However, that isn't always the case. Some people are right-handed but kick with the left foot, or vice versa, and some people are ambidextrous, meaning they can alternate fluidly between using the right and left hand or foot. However, if your dominant foot is further back, or your left foot is closer to your body, a kick with a left-handed person will be easier for the other to grasp. You will need to kick to kick with your dominant foot.