Here are some tips for those who need help kicking the distance is set to 180 for those who wish to know.
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The Green is how many frames you have left in a match.
The blue is your Score.
The purple is your best friend, it helps you plan your moves out it shows whats most likely going to happen next no guarantees though since DM and fracture need to be taken into account.
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A basic start is shown here!
1.Extending the right hip and contracting the left hip, but remember to Contact the knee!(Get the foot near the glutes)




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1.2 after pressing space once extend the knee (get it towards uke)
I. This is the most resilient body part in toribash and therefor if used as a weapon is the most efficient.
II This is the damadge you've done.




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Now on to spinning
Things to know about spinning:

Spinning adds speed but also changes the nature of the move
speed=power

2.1 The chest joint is the most basic way to begin a spin.



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2.2 Contracting one pec joint and extending the other is another way to spin!






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2.3 Now try combining the two techniques for spinning to get an even greater spin.








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2.4 Now add to that a set of extended glutes
III. this is the lumber it can add more speed and therefor add more power
(Expirament with this one cause you should be get the hang of this by now)





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2.5 Sometimes for added spin try bending youre elbows (and messing with the ankle joints<- not shown in 2.5)









Now try editing these techniques to make a new kick add in other techniques for spice!

An interesting start. Perhaps spellcheck it; add some 'tutorials' for some basic kicks, and you've got a good looking tutorial!

P.S. This is much less important (which is why it's in the postscript), but the labeling on the pictures just looks... silly. I'm probably just biased against hand-drawn labels.

it's kinda how I started.