List of Taekwondo Sparring Techniques with Instructions

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Taekwondo sparring is used to teach students how to deal with a live and moving human opponent (versus a static kicking dummy) in a controlled environment with protective sparring gear (i.e. helmet and chest protector) and a referee. Of course, if you need any help with these kicks (i.e. a better spinning hook kick), please visit the main Kicking Techniques page for detailed kicking tutorials. Martial Arts Books - Taekwondo Sparring Attacks in Taekwondo Sparring - How To Score With Different Kicks Axe Kick in Taekwondo Sparring Back Kick in Taekwondo Sparring Crescent Kick in Taekwondo Sparring Cut Kick in Taekwondo Sparring - Cut kicks are also known as jab kicks. Hook Kick in Taekwondo Sparring Push Kick in Taekwondo Sparring Roundhouse Kick in Taekwondo Sparring Double Roundhouse Kick in Taekwondo Sparring Side Kick in Taekwondo Sparring Spinning Hook Kick in Taekwondo Sparring Counter Attacks in Taewondo Sparring Axe Kick Counter in Taekwondo Sparring Back Kick Counter in Taekwondo Sparring Roundhouse Kick Counter in Taekwondo Sparring - This page shows a number of sparring counter attacks versus an opponent's roundhouse kick. Spinning Kick Counter in Taekwondo Sparring - This page shows a number of counters versus an opponent's spinning kicks (i.e. spinning hook kick or spinning roundhouse kick). Click on the Taekowndo book images for more information. At no extra cost to you, the wiki makes a small commission on any sale via the links above. Combination Kicks in Taekwondo Sparring - Combination kicks in sparring can be used as feints/fakes with a finishing kick, multiple offensive kicks, etc. How To Use Combination Kicks In Taekwondo Sparring - This page teaches you the strategy behind using combination kicks in Taekwondo sparring. Axe Kick And Jumping Back Kick Combination Axe Kick And Roundhouse Kick Combination Back Kick and Axe Kick Combination Feint And Back Kick Combination Feint And Roundhouse Kick Combination Jumping Back Kick And Roundhouse Kick Combination Roundhouse And Axe Kick Combination Roundhouse And Back Kick Combination Roundhouse And Crescent Kick Combination Roundhouse And Spinning Hook Kick Combination Blocking Techniques in Taekwondo Sparring - There are many elements to Taekwondo sparring and many different views as to how it should be done. In defending one's self, there are several elements including avoidance, premonition (reading telegraphed punches and kicks) and blocking. If used in concert, one can use all of these elements to best effect. Blocks - Details for many basic and advanced blocking techniques. Block & Punch Combination Clinch - This is not a Muay Thai clinch but rather a sparring clinch. How To Block A High Roundhouse Kick How To Block A Spinning Hook Kick Micro Blocking Where to look when you are sparring Foot Work/Stepping/Transitioning around your opponent Sparring Strategy & Tactics Taekwondo Sparring Strategy References TaekwondoAnimals.com, Taekwondo Sparring Techniques & Tips, http://www.taekwondoanimals.com/taekwondo-sparring.asp, Added - 6/10/13 Please support this free martial arts wiki by buying books & gear via the Amazon links below. At no extra cost to you, Black Belt Wiki receives a small commission on purchases made through the links in this section. As an Amazon Associate, Black Belt Wiki earns from qualifying purchases such as martial arts books. This helps us to keep this wiki free for all visitors. 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