[Final | Female -68kg] WILLIAMS Lauren (GBR) vs. KHAN Polina (RUS) 

Front leg sparring is becoming more prominent all coaches prefer their trainees to use their front legs, as it's more effecient and quicker. When back legs are needed they are used but that's also the fighters preference.

It's true, they often use their front leg when they want to hit to the head, but when they need some powerful kick, it's better to use the back leg but it is less quick

6:30 cuz that will happen

It depends on the opponent.if ur opponent is good using her/his front leg,she/he can easily front leg side kick when u are trying to back kick which makes u fall and get penalized. Also its hard to use back leg when ur opponent keeps on using front leg, its either u get what i said earlier or the part in 6:30 but back leg works sometimes

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Concuerdo con usted, practico taekwondo desde hace un año y he aprendido mucho de mis errores, cuando veo combates, sé lo difícil y agotador que es, por lo tanto valoro lo que hacen en el tatami, sea mucho o poco.

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Tkd keep going forward keep all kicks up !!!! High have fun don't forget your basics !!!!!!!

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Вот что значит работать над своими ошибками А ваша Британка проперделась

Its british i think not german;-;

@@jhanroxas2887 Ah right. I watch many videos and got mixed up ^^

U know nothing, just like John snow.

How rude she could easy beat you

@@princedavid5075 your name is literally prince David stfu

i wish she allowed hger self to go for more headshots

But she can do with the other leg too ?

R u dumb

Bruh it's their choice. Most of the players use that leg only from which they can kick more effortlessly and smoothly.

​@@tessia_dramas1920yea u r right.

She could be left handed and that is her prime leg

imiz bye off revert lb high furry the the needn't ggddgejrgjwhyj

no lo hacia por eso ... a la de rojo le contaban la patada en la cabeza cuando la de peto azul estaba en el piso ... eso en el Taekwondo no esta permitido, es decir atacar al oponente cuando esta en el piso. Infórmate plox

No es por eso el combate estuvo bien imparcial a la de rojo todo se lo contaban y a la de azul solo la amonestaban por cualquier cosa. Y la patada se la dio ya en el piso nms

Recuerda el credo del taekwondo "ser justo al matar", no tenía porque patearla estando en el piso… Un año tarde mi respuesta pero espero la leas :3👍

Peliaban por peliar no hubo coordinación usaban solo pierna delantera no avanzaba a más técnicas bien sea retorcediento o contratacando

Exactly my thoughts!!

And at the end....

En cualquier ciudad, debes comenzar a entrenar en un dojang y anualmente hay competencias estatales, regionales y nacionales, debes ser primero parte de la selección estatal (y cinturón negro) para brincar a la selección nacional, lo cual requiere mucho esfuerzo, y de ahí es que son los campeonatos internacionales. Mucho éxito, espero encuentres un dojang en el cual entrenar, el taekwondo es un deporte muy bonito

Beau Grieve the worst one I ever seen

Нет

Значит не судьба) Wlliams лучше

Pero también se puede, no vale tanto, pero es valido

@@esposadejungkook7941 lo sé, a lo que me refiero es a que solo hace eso y parece que está en box

Es un poco tarde para la respuesta, pero bueno si no cuida su guardia pierde por ahí, no es Box pero debes cuidar tu guardia si quieres ganar

Me either

I guess that's the rule. Leg blocking is also not allowed i recall. You will lose your natural defensive reflexes if you keep sparring like this. WTF is a sport game, not martial art.

dosdadio siapa why???

Bruh, this is the part of Taekwondo as a sport, they need to use protections to stay in the olympics

@@kvbr1103 even in the Olympic they use protection. Some karate clubs, I saw, uses also but body protection only. No head gear and even shin protection. When they removed the body protection to spar without it. some says they feel nervous or scarred a bit especially when they were hit with a kick or punch in the body. protection makes learners enthusiastic to learn s they feel no hard impact or pain when they got hit during sparring. In my Shotokan training, we do not punch or kick the face but only the body for safety but we do not have any protection. This is to simulate street fight reality that one do not have body or head protection in a street fight; and one will feel nervous of being it hard on the body with pain some when hit hard will crouched in pain when hit with a hard kick; and that is alright for they are doing reality.

@@diosdadoapias Dude, you can't talk about the ways of learn in Taekwondo because you don't practice it. like, in my Academy lately we have been doing sparring without protections because we don't focus only in the tournaments, we also pay atenttion to de self defense. So you are here throwing hate to all the people who practice taekwondo as a sport only beacuse you practice Karate as self defense. (? Dude, tf?

@@kvbr1103 Hate?! Pls do not post on youtube or allow comments if you do not want to read or hear opinions or even comparisons on some aspects of martial arts. I understand the wisdom or rationale of using protective gears---safety. but it does not mean that such users are not training for reality but surely there will be always a substantial difference between one who is used in using protective gears while sparring and those who do not use. I am not a martial artist or an expert but I am an enthusiast especially on Karate(Empty hand): TKD, Muay Thai, Kung Fu and Western Boxing Judo etc. or any bare hand fighting and not using external weapon. I practice alone for Physical fitness and do what i think is what is functional to learn in Karate(Generic sense). You said for "tournaments". I can not resist comparing some tournaments to what they do in Karate kumite In All Japan Karate kumite or All Japan JKA kumite. Both tournaments uses no protective gears even shin guard; and they both can punch and kick the face and body; and its a point system. On the other hand, JKA, is Shotokan style which some if not many karate authority considered the sports version of the Okinawan Karate which is originally for self defense. If I am not mistaken, one if not even the founder of TKD is a Shotokan blackbelt who studied under Funakoshi- the Okinawan who taught Karate in mainland Japan. Thank you for your consideration.

Maybe the good ones are not that good as you say.

I think someone is J E alous

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What Belt