Can anyone tell me the rules of the game in Taekwondo?

How many seconds after being knocked to the ground is considered a loss?

The match is played in three rounds, each of which lasts three minutes, with a one-minute break between rounds. It is a fierce confrontational event with direct body collision, and athletes must wear head guards, body guards, crotch guards, arm guards and leg guards when competing. Attack the opponent's torso above the hip bone and below the clavicle with the front of the fist, as well as the front of the head and neck with the ears as the reference.

The ranking is determined by the score, and the one with the most points will be ranked first. Races are divided into weight classes.

Contest. Taekwondo consists of two sides – "chung" (blue) and "hong" (red) – where both sides score points by kicking their opponent's head and body or punching each other's body. The bout is divided into three rounds of three minutes each, with a one-minute break between rounds.

A player can win by knocking the opponent off the field with the highest score, resulting in a 3-point penalty for the opponent, or by disqualifying the opponent from the match.

Score. Each reasonable attack will be scored, and the following is a reasonable attack:

a.Hit the opponent's scoring parts, in addition to the head, including the abdomen and the sides of the body, which are marked on the opponent's protective gear. Do not hit the opponent below the lower abdomen.

b.Hit your opponent with the parts of your body that the rules allow. Hit the opponent with the front of the index and middle fingers of the correctly clenched fist or below the ankle joint.

Foul. The foul type or call is an important factor in taekwondo matches, and not just because being penalized with three points – which is extremely rare in high-level matches – means automatic defeat. Just one penalty point can make or break a match.

There are two types of taekwondo fouls: kyong-go and gam-jeom. One of the most common foul kyong-go or warnings means a penalty point, but only one such foul does not count as a penalty unless there is another foul and a penalty of 1 is accumulated.

If a player grabs, holds, pushes the opponent, evades with his back to the opponent, pretends to be injured, etc., kyong-go is awarded.

Knock down. After the fighter is knocked down, the referee starts a 10-second countdown like a boxing match. In taekwondo, a player is considered to have been knocked down if the opponent touches the ground with any part of his foot other than the soles of his feet due to the exertion of his or her strength.

The referee may also start counting the seconds if the player has no intention or is unable to continue the game. In the event of a knockdown, the referee shouts "kal-yeo" meaning "timeout" and instructs the other team to step back, and the referee begins to count the seconds from 1 to 10 in Korean. Even if the knocked out fighter gets up and wants to continue, he or she must wait for the referee to continue counting to 8 or "yeo-dul" before the referee decides whether the fighter can continue the fight.

If they are unable to continue the match, the other team wins by knockout. Bukai.

Protective clothing. Taekwondo is a sport of full physical contact, requiring competitors to wear protective clothing and protective gear for the head, body, forearms, shins, and groin. All competitors will be inspected prior to the race to ensure they are wearing the required protective gear.

The way of competition, the types of taekwondo competitions, etc. Taekwondo competition rules are more judged, one of which is the way of competition, which is divided into taekwondo single-elimination tournament, taekwondo repechage match, taekwondo mu brigade round-robin or other competition systems, including the National Games, including the National Games, the comprehensive games of taekwondo than Xun Chong bench competition, generally using the individual competition system; There are also two main types of taekwondo competitions, one is the taekwondo individual competition, the other is the taekwondo team competition, the individual competition is generally between athletes in the same weight class, and the team competition is a 5-a-side team competition according to the weight class.

The rules I know are that in the process of taekwondo competition, when the opponent faints, you can't attack, you can't attack the opponent's face with your hands, you can't hit the opponent's vital point, you can't kill and attack the opponent when you fall to the ground, and the opponent can't fall to the ground for 10 seconds.

There will be penalty rules, hole knockdown rules, scoring rules, venue rules, and rules for the types of competitions, all of which need to be understood, so that you can fully understand the situation of taekwondo games.

Do you know the rules of taekwondo?

Taekwondo (Korean: English: taekwondo), one of the official sports of the modern Olympic Games, is a sport that mainly uses hands and feet to fight or fight. Below I will introduce you to the rules of taekwondo, see which ones you know!

Types of taekwondo competitions

Taekwondo Individual Competition: Individual competitions are generally held between athletes in the same weight class; Athletes are only allowed to compete in one level at a time; In the tournament system, the competition is based on the individual, and the team ranking is determined by the comprehensive score statistics of the individual results.

Taekwondo Team Competition:

1. The 5-person team competition will be conducted according to the weight class, and the levels are as follows:

Men's taekwondo: under 54 kg, 54 kg--- 63 kg, 63 kg--- 72 kg, 72 kg--- 82 kg, and over 82 kg.

Women's taekwondo competition: under 47 kg, 47 kg--- 54 kg, 54 kg--- 61 kg, 61 kg--- 68 kg, 68 kg and above.

2. 8-person team competition according to weight class;

3. Compete in a 4-a-side team according to weight class (merge 2 adjacent classes into 4 classes out of 8 weight classes).

Taekwondo competition method

Taekwondo single-elimination tournament; taekwondo repechage; Taekwondo round-robin tournament or other formats.

Taekwondo competitions in multi-sport events, including the National Games, generally use an individual format.

Taekwondo competition points method:

1.Team rankings shall be determined by the total score according to the following terms:

After passing the weighing, every athlete who competes in the competition gets 1 basic score;

1 point for every 1 game won (including byes);

7 points for every 1 gold medal;

5 points for every 1 silver medal;

3 points for every 1 bronze medal.

2.If the two teams have the same number of points, the ranking will be arranged according to the following methods:

1) According to the number of gold, silver and bronze medals won by each team;

2) the order of the number of participating athletes;

3) The order in which the number of points obtained in the major level is increased.

3. In the team competition, the result of each team competition is determined by the results of a single team;

weight class mode:

In the 8 levels of team competition, the winner is the winner for winning more than 5 matches. If the ranking cannot be determined due to the equal score of the two teams (4 to 4), each team will select 1 representative of the same level to play an extra match, and the player on the court at this time cannot be a substitute;

5. In the above taekwondo point model, if a team has won due to the number of wins before the end of all the games, the remaining games must still be played in principle. If the losing team wishes to forfeit the remaining matches, the result of the match will not be calculated based on the accumulated points and will be deemed "disqualification loss" (hereinafter referred to as "disqualifying defeat").