how to kick open a door?

Answer 1

with yo foot. and its better when somebodyz standin behind it cuz then its really funny

Answer 2

Stay calm. It's natural to be angry or upset, but it isn't going to help, and it's certainly not going to make your kick better. In fact, it increases the likelihood of injury. Before you knock down the door, make sure you've exhausted your other options. Is there any other way to get in? Have you considered breaking a small window that you can easily replace? Take stock of your situation, and if there's no other choice, go on to the next step.

Select an entrance that can most easily break upon impact and most cost-effectively be replaced.

Focus on the area just below the doorknob. This is where you will deliver the blow in order to apply maximum force. Take a breath or two, and prepare to strike.

Side Kick: Stand sideways a few feet away from the door, with your dominant foot facing toward it. With your dominant leg, side kick the area just below the doorknob quite hard. When executing this kick, you should not be "balanced" (as in the photos); rather, your center of mass should be in front of, not over, your supporting leg, giving you momentum. This should feel somewhat like you are "falling into" your target. Do not lean away from the kick, but keep your body upright as much as possible.

The goal of this swift kick is to break the weakest part of the door which is usually the frame, the latch, or the lock. For most wooden doors without very large bolt locks, successfully using this technique will cause the trim around the door to break, allowing the door to open.

It is advisable to hit with the sole or heel of the foot, rather than the edge. Since you are trying to transfer total kinetic energy, rather than to damage the area directly struck by your kick, increasing the impact area in this fashion is not detrimental to the effect, and helps reduce the risk of injury to your foot.

It is also important to keep your base leg (the leg you are standing on during the kick) firmly on the ground to transfer the most energy into your kick. If you think about pushing from that heel it makes this easier.

Try once or twice more if it does not work the first time. However, you should not hammer away at a stubborn door too many times, because this may cause too much damage to the door (or your body). Try to find another way in, or just wait for help.


good luck!!

Answer 3

First make sure everybody behind the door is out of the way. You need to make sure you do a powerful kick and dont run into the door that just doesnt work you end up falling on the floor or breaking somfin.

Answer 4

Stand a good 3 paces from the door on your weak foot, step back and through kicking FLAT with your strong foot landing heel first and following through the rest of your foot, Lean into the kick and aim near the doorknob.

Answer 5

Make sure the door opens in the direction you are kicking .No joke you cant believe the bozos who try it .

Then kick it at the lock.

Answer 6

Why bother kicking when you can just break a window to get in? :P

Answer 7

Aim a bit above the lock

Answer 8

dont do that . it will hurt your leg and your door. ask the lock smith to come over and do for u