What is wrong with the sensor? Even though Aaron won that, there were multiple occasions where he made strong contact with the e-hogu and it even made a lot of sound, but no points were awarded. Then there are instances such as at 9:01 at 11-9 when the opponent clearly only lightly pushed Aaron’s hogu yet it registered as a hit, making it 11-11. Same thing happened even on Aaron’s end. In the last few seconds when it was 15-13 Aaron only lightly pushed the hogu yet it added 2 more points to his total, making it 17-13. From what i’m seeing, are the sensors located at the sides of the hogu? or are they in the middle?
Michael Poro with daedo, it’s not necessarily about the impact of the kick. It’s more about surface of contact of the sock and the length of contact. The more sensors on the sock that you have in contact with the hogu, the more likely it is to score.
additionally, it's also how the hogu bends. if the kick can make the hogu bend the most during the shortest time of contact, then it'll register. this is why cut kicks work so well because it provides the largest surface area in addition bending the most surface area. kicks with insteps cant bend the hogu as "hard" as a kick that pushes (ie a cut kick).
This is not fighting in any way shape or form, these babies would be hospitalized quickly by any Mauytaikickboxing guys or competitive kickboxing guys, also Boxing guys or Wrestling guys would quickly smoke these touch slap sparring clowns
