Yes it would help, it is relative obviously, the korean art focuses on kicks, with more details in physics and the balance of kicks, basically your learning the art of how to throw skilled kicks, you will have more types of kicks in your arsenal than just someone teaching you kick boxing which is definitely a sport, not an art. Just make sure the school is traditional and legit, mc dojos are heavy in that art in America. Find a good hands on school. Not one based on capitalism, pressing out black belts in 2 years, with that being said, good luck. An oh yeah keep your hands up when you kick, tkd has a bad habit of keeping them down, which in the streets is a bad move.
hell yea tang soo do is my base for kickboxing and its real similar the kicks transfer over super nice like youll have some ish they dnt the boxing is where youll need caught up cause tkd is bad with the hands
No, it wouldn't. You want to be good at kickboxing then train kickboxing. It's two completely different sports, with different techniques. You seem to be obsessed with this idea of training one thing to be good at another.
Would it help and make you better.
