- Counterattacking has a better chance of scoring than attacking for advanced competitors.
- Beginning and intermediate competitors are most likely to score with single direct attacks.
- In a close match, an attacking fighter is more likely to win that a counterattacking fighter unless the counterattacker can score a knockout.
- The most frequently used attacks are roundhouse kick, back kick and axe kick.
- Successful competitors can effectively counter these kicks.
- The side kick and front kick are rarely used in competition any more and are highly unlikely to score points.
- The roundhouse kick is the preferred kick for scoring, followed by the back kick and axe kick.
Friday, June 30, 2006
7 Scoring Tips for Taekwondo Sparring
Olympic Gold Medalist Kuk Hyun Chung and co-author Kyung Myung Lee share these scoring tips in Taekwondo Kyorugi: Olympic Style Sparring:
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