On which day the Olympic martial arts and taekwondo are competed

The martial arts competition is 21 and 24, but it is not broadcast.

Taekwondo was a demonstration sport at the 1988 Olympic Games; It was started as a test event at the 1992 Barcelona Olympics; By the 2000 Sydney Olympics it became an official sport.

There were a total of 24 racks at the time of the race. The competition is divided into three forms: free confrontation, power and stunts, and the frame style is similar to the Chinese martial arts routine, with a fixed action route, number of movements and movement layout. If you want to participate in international competitions, you should practice according to the frame prescribed by the International Taekwondo Federation, and only those who pass can be qualified to participate in the competition.

It is a Korean folk martial art that originated 1,500 years ago. It is a fusion of Korean Hwarangdo, Chinese martial arts, and Japanese karate. In 688 AD, the Silla Kingdom unified Korea, and taekwondo was vigorously promoted.

After World War II, it was gradually widely carried out in countries around the world. Since 1973, the World Fetal Boxing Championships have been held. The playing field is 12 12 meters and can be cushioned 50 to 60 cm above the ground.

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 protected by braces above the hip bone and below the collarbone with the front of the fist and below the ankle, 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. In 1988, it was listed as an Olympic performance event, and in 1992 it became an Olympic event.

Taekwondo was first introduced as a sport at the 27th Olympic Games in Sydney 2000.

At Sydney 2000, taekwondo was included in the Olympic sport.

At the 2000 Sydney Olympics, Chinese taekwondo athlete Chen Zhong from Beijing Sport University won the first Olympic gold medal in the women's 67kg and above competition. At the 2004 Athens Olympics, Chen Zhong and Luo Wei won two gold medals, and Chinese Taipei's Chen Shixin and Zhu Muyan each won one gold medal.

At Sydney 2000, taekwondo was included in the Olympic sport.

Taekwondo has a long history and is a new sport in the Olympic Games, and it was a demonstration sport at the 1988 Olympic Games. It was started as a test event at the 1992 Barcelona Olympics; By the 2000 Sydney Olympics it became an official sport.

As of the Rio Olympics, the official event of taekwondo:

Men: Taekwondo Men's Under 58 kg;

Taekwondo men's 68 kg;

Taekwondo men's 80 kg;

Taekwondo men's 80 kg and above.

Women: Taekwondo Women's Under 49kg;

Taekwondo women's 57 kg;

Taekwondo women's 67 kg;

Taekwondo women's 67 kg and above.

In 1994, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) voted to make taekwondo an official sport at the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney. 27th Olympic Games.

In 2000, the 2004 Athens Olympics appeared.

Taekwondo made a lot of efforts to adapt to competitiveness before entering the Olympics, including almost giving up on scoring with hand hitting, taekwondo is divided into ITF and WTF, and ITF is the one that made the Olympic Games for competitive taekwondo. Although Chinese martial arts is the ancestor, the whole system has not yet been fully formed, and the rules need a lot of development, such as the grading system, (from the hundred to the black belt) China has been trying to add wushu to the Olympic program at the Beijing Olympics, at least the performance project, when the time comes, more people can understand Chinese martial arts and promote martial arts. In fact, the technical difficulty of martial arts is many times higher than that of taekwondo!

The taekwondo competition at the Asian Games in Doha will be played at the Qatar Sports Club Indoor Stadium from 7 to 10 December. A total of 16 gold medals were awarded, with 8 for men and 8 for each event.

The Chinese team sent 5 men and 6 women to participate in the taekwondo competition of the Doha Asian Games, with the goal of women competing for gold and men winning medals, rewriting the history of China's "no gold" in the Asian Games taekwondo competition.

Taekwondo is a combination of Chinese martial arts, Japanese karate and ancient Korean martial arts, which originated from the traditional Korean folk martial arts 1,500 years ago. The "taekwon" in taekwondo refers to the jumping kicking action of the feet, the "fist" refers to the upper limb movements such as fists, palms, and elbows to push and split, and the "dao" refers to the method, skill and truth. In short, taekwondo is a competitive sport of punching and kicking with the feet as the main focus and the fists as the supplement.

Since taekwondo mainly focuses on leg kung fu, taekwondo has the reputation of "the king of leg strikes".

Taekwondo was included in the 10th Asian Games in 1986, the Olympic performance program in 1988, and the official Olympic program in 2000.

In 1995, Taekwondo officially entered China. At the 2000 Sydney Olympics, women's Chen Zhong won China's first Olympic gold medal in taekwondo. At the 2004 Athens Olympics, Chen Zhong and Luo Wei won two gold medals for China again.

The Chinese taekwondo team had set a gold medal target at the 1998 Asian Games in Bangkok and the 2002 Asian Games in Busan, but failed to achieve it.

Because the host country of the Olympic Games has the right to add a new event.

South Koreans added taekwondo to the Seoul Olympics that year.

China has not hosted the Olympics, so wushu has not been added to it. And it is not that Chinese martial arts are well developed.

In September 1994, it was officially approved by the International Olympic Committee and listed as an official event of the 2000 Olympic Games, with four levels for men and women.

The Olympic Games will be held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, from 17 to 21 August 2016, which is also the time for taekwondo. This time to share the Rio 2016 Olympic schedule: 2016 Olympic taekwondo schedule.

Rio 2016 taekwondo schedule.

Date Time Project Round.

August 17 20:00-24:00 Men's 58 kg Preliminary Round, Women's 49 kg Preliminary Round.

August 18 02:00-05:00 Men's 58kg 1 4 Finals, Semifinals.

Women's 49kg 1 4 finals, semifinals.

07:00-10:05 Men's 58kg repechage, final women's 49kg repechage, final.

20:00-24:00 Men's 68kg Heats Women's 57kg Heats.

August 19 02:00-05:00 Men's 68kg repechage, final women's 57kg repechage, final.

07:00-10:05 Men's 68kg repechage, final, women's 57kg repechage, final.

20:00-24:00 Men's 80kg Heats Women's 67kg Heats.

August 19 02:00-05:00 Men's 68kg repechage, final women's 57kg repechage, final.

07:00-10:05 Men's 68kg repechage, final, women's 57kg repechage, final.

20:00-24:00 Men's 80kg Heats Women's 67kg Heats.

August 20 02:00-05:00 Men's 80kg repechage, final, women's 67kg repechage, final.

07:00-10:05 Men's 80kg repechage, final, women's 67kg repechage, final.

20:00-24:00 Men's over 80 kg preliminaries Women's over 67 kg preliminaries.

August 21 02:00-05:00 Men's Over 80kg Repechage, Finals Women's Over 67kg Repechage, Finals.

07:00-10:05 Men's Over 80kg Repechage, Final Women's Over 67kg Repechage, Final.