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kick at

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kick at someone or something
to make kicking motions toward someone or something. The horse kicked at me, but I knew it was just a threat. The boys kicked at the can aimlessly.
See also: kick
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The data in Table 2 represents the mean values of selected kinematic characteristics of the kick at the moment of impact.
The effects of approach angle on penalty kicking accuracy and kick ... by Scurr, Joanna; Hall, Ben / Journal of Sports Science and Medicine
Your kickboxing drills should have specific targets that you can kick at full speed.
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