TKD Sparring Combos
Posted: Fri Feb 02, 2007 12:36 amJust wanted to know if anyone out there can help me with TKD sparring combos and also some of your favorites combos.
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Posted: Fri Feb 02, 2007 12:36 amPosted: Fri Feb 02, 2007 8:14 pmwell I saw a guy did a roundhouse kick and then a turning long.. looks much like Hwoarang's move in Tekken
Posted: Thu Feb 15, 2007 1:39 pmI have a 3rd Dan in WTF TKD and combination wise, you'll see a typical TKD tournament fighter start with a axe kick followed up by roundhouse kics and something spinning or jumping.
TKD tournaments are scored on the explosiveness and complexity of the kicks, not whether they really damage the opponent. And Punching?
Forget about punching in TKD. Its rarely scored high in a TKD tournament, thats why you see TKD fighters fight with their hands down towards their sides instead of up by their face. They know they wont get punched.
The more aerial spinning kicks in TKD competitiont he better. ITs almost like you're getting scored on the best exhibition you can display in a TKD tourney. Power, all that is almost a non factor in Traditional TKD judging (meaning korean judges).
TKD tournaments are scored on the explosiveness and complexity of the kicks, not whether they really damage the opponent. And Punching?
Forget about punching in TKD. Its rarely scored high in a TKD tournament, thats why you see TKD fighters fight with their hands down towards their sides instead of up by their face. They know they wont get punched.
The more aerial spinning kicks in TKD competitiont he better. ITs almost like you're getting scored on the best exhibition you can display in a TKD tourney. Power, all that is almost a non factor in Traditional TKD judging (meaning korean judges).
Posted: Thu Feb 15, 2007 1:40 pmI have a 3rd Dan in WTF TKD and combination wise, you'll see a typical TKD tournament fighter start with a axe kick followed up by roundhouse kics and something spinning or jumping.
TKD tournaments are scored on the explosiveness and complexity of the kicks, not whether they really damage the opponent. And Punching?
Forget about punching in TKD. Its rarely scored high in a TKD tournament, thats why you see TKD fighters fight with their hands down towards their sides instead of up by their face. They know they wont get punched.
The more aerial spinning kicks in TKD competitiont he better. ITs almost like you're getting scored on the best exhibition you can display in a TKD tourney. Power, all that is almost a non factor in Traditional TKD judging (meaning korean judges).
TKD tournaments are scored on the explosiveness and complexity of the kicks, not whether they really damage the opponent. And Punching?
Forget about punching in TKD. Its rarely scored high in a TKD tournament, thats why you see TKD fighters fight with their hands down towards their sides instead of up by their face. They know they wont get punched.
The more aerial spinning kicks in TKD competitiont he better. ITs almost like you're getting scored on the best exhibition you can display in a TKD tourney. Power, all that is almost a non factor in Traditional TKD judging (meaning korean judges).
Posted: Thu Feb 15, 2007 9:54 pmTurning Long is the term for Tornado kick here in the Philippines
Posted: Fri Feb 16, 2007 12:29 pmThe Jonzz wrote:Turning Long is the term for Tornado kick here in the Philippines
That's what they call it in WTF TKD as well. Tornado kick.
Re: TKD Sparring Combos
Posted: Wed Jun 23, 2010 1:36 pmi am still a noob in tkd ,but i focus on kos,so i use simple feints(something like simulate a dollyo chagi to the ribs,the kick to the head).i also use back kick a lot for counters because i cut all the footwork with 1 hit in the ab(it is not that they have weak abs,it is just this amazing counter kick)
Re: TKD Sparring Combos
Posted: Mon Feb 07, 2011 6:51 amKicks like these can't work in tuff situations.
Re: TKD Sparring Combos
Posted: Sun Mar 20, 2011 6:20 amLike, which kicks flow into others easily when sparring, and against what kicks in a situation.