How to fight a taekwondo match? What are the rules of competitive taekwondo?

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A lot of tricks can't be used! Decent people rely on strength, the main thing is to stay sober! Immediately!

Don't take the initiative, as soon as you strike, you will be fatal (score).

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The coach will direct you when it's time to add a sample.

You can discuss it with your opponent in advance, and it's beautiful and not dangerous.

2. The method of the game: free play is the main line split.

3. Rules of the game: It is allowed to use punches and kicks to attack the opponent's front and side effective scoring parts.

4. Score of the game: five-point system:

1 point: Punches hit the body or head, legs hit the body.

2 points: Punch to the head, Leg to the head, Kick to the body, 180° turn to the leg to hit the body, etc.).

3 points: Hit the head with the empty leg, hit the body with the 180° turn leg (jump turn and side kick), and hit the head with the 180° turn leg (reverse kick, turn and hang kick, etc.).

4 points: 180° turn leg to hit the head (jump back kick, etc.), 360° turn leg to hit the body (whirlwind kick).

5 points: 360° turn leg to hit the head (whirlwind kick, 360° jump backswing, etc.).

Attack movements allowed in sparring matches: Hands: straight punches, hand knives, inside hand knives, back of fists, side of fists. Feet: All legs in the middle and upper sections, kicks below the ankle are effective.

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1. Check-in

Athletes should go to the check-in area with valid participation certificates at the specified time for identity confirmation, receive protective gear, and wait for pre-competition inspection.

2. Inspection

After check-in, athletes must be inspected by the designated personnel of the Organizing Committee, including at least one referee, on their bodies, clothing, protective gear and supplies. After passing the inspection, wait for the roll call in the designated area.

Athletes, coaches and team doctors are not allowed to bring any items that could cause injury into the competition venue; Athletes must not have any attitude or behavior that disobeys the inspection.

Athletes are not allowed to use any foot wraps unless certified by a doctor from the Organizing Committee.

3. Roll call

Roll call starts 3 minutes before admission, and the roll call starts once every minute, making a total of 3 roll calls. Those who do not show up 1 minute after the start of the match will be considered as forfeit.

4. Admission

After the roll call, the athlete and one coach enter the designated position of the competition venue, and one team doctor is allowed to enter at the same time.

5. Start and end of the competition

1) Before the start of each game, the referee gives the password of "chung" and "hong", indicating that the athletes of both sides will enter the competition area with their helmets clasped with their left arms;

2) Athletes from both sides stand facing each other and salute each other when they hear the referee give the commands "cha-ryeot" and "kyeong-rye". When saluting, stand naturally, bend your waist forward not less than 30 degrees, and bend your head forward at least 45 degrees. After the bow, the athlete puts on his helmet;

3) The referee gives the "ready" (joon-bi) and "start" (shi-jak) commands to start the game;

4) Each game starts when the referee issues a "start" (shi-jak) password, and the referee issues a "stop" (keu-man) password to end. Even if the referee does not give the "keu-man" command, the game will still end at the stipulated time;

5) At the end of the last 1 game, the players stand opposite each other in their designated positions, take off their helmets and clamp them with their left arms. The referees salute each other when they give the "cha-ryeot" and "kyeong-rye" (salutes) commands, and leave the field after the referee announces the result of the game.

6. Procedures for team competitions

1) All athletes of the two teams stand opposite each other in the designated position, in the order of the direction of the boundary line;

2) The procedures before and after the start of the competition shall be carried out in accordance with the provisions of paragraph 5 of Article 10;

3) Athletes from both sides must wait for the field at the designated location outside the competition venue;

4) After the game is over, the athletes of both sides enter the arena and stand in line facing each other;

5) After the referee announces the result of the game, the athletes of both sides leave the field.