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@@Dx_dyFxfy I would say it’s a trail and error thing- they learn over the years what works and when and training as hard as they do they are fast strong so very powerful so the athletes are more confident and that makes the risk for attacks easier mentally (my opinion) what do you think??

@@FocusOnTaekwondo I don't know what to think 🙄😃. I think you are saying that they are not making a decision to attack, they have just been doing the sport for so long that they instinctively feel when it is the right time to initiate an attack. I've watched some videos where the Korean fighters seem to try and get into a rhythm with their opponent and time their attack for when the opponent is at the apex of a bounce. Do you know why the fighters in the Philippines attack so much more and throw so many more kicks? Their technique seems to be just as good and fast as the Koreans but they are way more aggressive. What am I missing?

@@FocusOnTaekwondo I don't know enough to have an opinion worth sharing yet. I am trying to learn.😃 I think what you are saying is that they aren't making a decision to attack in the same way a chess player decides a move, but over years of practice they feel by instinct when is the optimal time to attack. Both the Koreans and the Philippines fighters seem very fast and skilled but the Philippines fighters seem to be much more aggressive and throw a lot more kicks. I don't understand the reason behind the difference.

@@jacopo.dainotto ?? Nice technique or what did you see

Austria vs Central Africa

@@soleilislamauthentique 2010 to 2011 the front leg became the new style taekwondo

@@FocusOnTaekwondo yes i Saw olympics 2008 still old school And 2012 Olympic it s obvious yes 😱

@@soleilislamauthentique I hope this year will be better Paris2024

I think old school style IS finish . But if for exemple WE take a old school taekwondo fighter coming nowadays and hé will try to apply double pit and explosive multiple technic hé would not success? Why do nobody try ?

@@soleilislamauthentique Aron cook was the last old school fighter to try - as great as he is the new rules and much taller fighters made it harder for his style - sadly

@@SelbstDenker933 I’m really hoping this Olympics will be better as it’s using KPNP system - fingers crossed anyway 👍

@@KabitaRai-w4e Bhutan is a beautiful country 😍 I hope one day to visit

Hmmmmm. Interesting