the blues cut kick is SO GOOD when he faked the cut kick and went for the head it was amazing. But you have to give credit to the red that he took all those shots without getting knocked out the red's defense is also very good, congrats to both fighters they will both go far in the sport.
Martial arts have their origin in self defense … unfortunately this got lost in tae kwon do completely… it’s dangerous to tell tae kwon do students that they will be able to defend themselves…
@@Theawesomeproim a taekwondo black belt(2nd degree test given) i can confirm poomsae doesn't help in fight but in my black belt test we were tested for some defence techniques which aren't used in tkd fight and are purely for defence
@@Fallschirmjager420 yes, but as a student of a real Korean 40 year veteran, I learned it as defense techniques. I do still agree, they wouldn’t help much
From someone who has been training taekwondo I will tell you that it's a lot of stretching, a lot of kicking higher and higher until you can eventually get that high. There are some who use a machine to help force them into a split but imo that's a good way to injure yourself by pushing your body to do something it's not able to do yet. But it's just years and years of practice. That guy in blue for example has been COMPETING since he was 12-14 as he has results on his record in the cadet category which is from age 12-14 he also has 2 season results in the senior category which is 18-32 meaning that he's at least 20 years old with probably anywhere from 8-10 years of practice under his belt. John Kent hasn't been competing from as young of age but has at least 5 years of competition under his belt. It's just a lot of dedication and practice and hard work.
here we go again goobers.. they say modern tkd doesnt work on self defence but the fun fact is that *it actually works* b4 being promoted to next belt, students will practice self defence forms along with the poomsae. takedowns, jabs, elbows, and kicks for self defence purposes and not for what you see the *kick for points*if i were u on a street fight i would rather run and save my ass than waste my energy fighting thugs that have fucking gun and knives coming for u to meet jesus and feeling like god i have a plot armour to save myself and its okay to stereotype a martial arts
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the blues cut kick is SO GOOD when he faked the cut kick and went for the head it was amazing. But you have to give credit to the red that he took all those shots without getting knocked out the red's defense is also very good, congrats to both fighters they will both go far in the sport.
Martial arts have their origin in self defense … unfortunately this got lost in tae kwon do completely… it’s dangerous to tell tae kwon do students that they will be able to defend themselves…
I am a taekwondo student and for defense my friend, there is also poomsae.
@@Theawesomeproim a taekwondo black belt(2nd degree test given) i can confirm poomsae doesn't help in fight but in my black belt test we were tested for some defence techniques which aren't used in tkd fight and are purely for defence
@@Theawesomeprohe is kind of right but if you see old school taekwondo,itf you will see the real stuff
@@Fallschirmjager420 yes, but as a student of a real Korean 40 year veteran, I learned it as defense techniques. I do still agree, they wouldn’t help much
they can defend themselves against majority of street thugs one on one
bro im half ph and kor bro
I wonder how they train their legs to get that flexible
From someone who has been training taekwondo I will tell you that it's a lot of stretching, a lot of kicking higher and higher until you can eventually get that high. There are some who use a machine to help force them into a split but imo that's a good way to injure yourself by pushing your body to do something it's not able to do yet. But it's just years and years of practice. That guy in blue for example has been COMPETING since he was 12-14 as he has results on his record in the cadet category which is from age 12-14 he also has 2 season results in the senior category which is 18-32 meaning that he's at least 20 years old with probably anywhere from 8-10 years of practice under his belt. John Kent hasn't been competing from as young of age but has at least 5 years of competition under his belt. It's just a lot of dedication and practice and hard work.
here we go again goobers.. they say modern tkd doesnt work on self defence but the fun fact is that *it actually works* b4 being promoted to next belt, students will practice self defence forms along with the poomsae. takedowns, jabs, elbows, and kicks for self defence purposes and not for what you see the *kick for points*if i were u on a street fight i would rather run and save my ass than waste my energy fighting thugs that have fucking gun and knives coming for u to meet jesus and feeling like god i have a plot armour to save myself and its okay to stereotype a martial arts
Just bunch of side kicks, with little axe kick here and there, a little round house here and there, Old school taekwondo is way better.
Alrighty grandpa
wow red just gave up...
no match
Yea, he pretty much eased through the gold medal.