Kick an Uma Train Kick Power
Weights raise the ceiling. Timing still spends it.
Kick power is the number that turns a Perfect Kick into a desert landing. Kick an Uma copies the gym half of every kick tycoon: you buy heavier weights, you use a barbell or squat station, and later cubes fly farther. Launch clips show Oguri Cap sitting on a barbell in a green tiled gym — the overlay even calls out “Barbell oguri.” That is your tell that training is a real station, not just a shop stat.
This page is the spend order. It is not a license to ignore the power bar. Read how to kick if your marker is still random. Power without timing is a more expensive dribble.
Why power exists
Lucky Uma Blocks use distance tables. Starter grass rolls weaker Umas. The sand path with palms is where Godly Kitasan Black footage was shot. You cannot luck your way onto that path if the cube never arrives. Kick power is the ticket. Cash to buy power comes from plot income, which means you should have at least one Uma on a pad before you live in the gym.
A useful loop:
- Place whatever you have, even a common.
- Kick until the pad pays for the next weight.
- Train or equip the weight.
- Time a Perfect Kick into the new biome.
- Replace the weak pad using the Uma tier list.
Skipping step 1 is how players go broke on a barbell with zero cash per second.
Barbell, weights, and Oguri
Treat the barbell as a training interaction, not a drop. Oguri Cap appearing on the bench does not mean she is a weight. She is an Uma you can still place. If the station lets you train while an Uma sits on it, do not confuse the mascot with the upgrade. After training, go kick. AFK squat animations that never launch a block do not raise your biome.
Shop weights — if the stall sells numbered tiers — should be bought one at a time. Kick tycoons love a wall of 20 weights. Buying three at once does not help if you cannot time the bar. Confirm the new distance with two kicks before you spend again.
We have not published a full weight price table because launch HUDs did not freeze those numbers. When we have a clean screenshot of each tier, it will go on the income reference tool page. Until then, the rule is: next weight if and only if your best pad can refill the cost inside a few minutes.
What not to buy
- Trails, kick animations, and name tags before the desert is reachable
- Duplicate weights “for luck”
- Executor auto-train scripts from other games — the scripts hub had no dedicated Kick an Uma listing at launch
- Fake codes that promise free kick power — see fake codes
Gamepasses that add a percent of strength exist in older kick simulators. If Kick an Uma sells one, treat it as optional. The free loop already works: plot → weight → timed kick → better Uma → better plot.
Training and servers
The gym is on the shared Roblox server. If Oguri’s barbell is crowded, wait. Do not push another player off the station; you will waste the animation and still miss the window. Friends can train in the same server because the game is online multiplayer, but cash and inventory stay on your account.
After a power spike, your old timing might feel early because the cube leaves faster. Recalibrate with three practice taps on the yellow pad. Then go hunt a Lucky Uma Block landing in sand, not grass.
Related pages
- How to kick
- Oguri Cap
- Getting started
- Plot income
- Updates — when new weights ship
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers for Kick an Uma on Roblox.
Does the barbell replace Perfect Kick timing?
No. Power raises the ceiling; the bar still decides whether you use it. See how to kick.
Why is Oguri Cap on the barbell?
Launch clips show her on the training bench. She is still an Uma you can collect and place, not a shop weight. Profile: Oguri Cap.
Should I buy every weight at once?
No. Buy the next tier, confirm distance, then repeat. Empty plots cannot fund a full wall of weights.