Taekwondo referee rules

The main rules of Taekwondo are as follows:

1, the competition adopts a three-turn system, each round is 3 minutes, and the rest between rounds is 1 minute. This is a fierce antagonistic event with direct physical collision. Athletes must wear head protection, body protection, crotch protection, arm protection and leg protection in the competition.

2. Attack the opponent's trunk above the hip bone and below the clavicle, and the front of the head and neck with the front of the fist and below the ankle joint, based on the two ears. The ranking is determined by the score, and the one with more scores ranks first. The competition is graded according to weight.

3. Before the start of the competition, after the referee gave the instructions of "cha-ryeot" and "kyeong-rye" respectively, both sides stood at attention and bowed to each other, and then the referee shouted "Shi-jak"! Announce the start of the game.

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Main technical features of Taekwondo:

1, leg-oriented, combined with boxing: due to the needs of competition, the restrictions of rules and the characteristics of Taekwondo in attack methods, Taekwondo techniques mainly focus on leg attack, supplemented by boxing attack.

2. Emphasize breathing and make sounds to show off: In the practice of Taekwondo, it is required to give people a sense of majesty in momentum, and practitioners often show their strength with loud and intimidating voices.

3. Pursuing speed, strength and effect, and testing skills by breaking; Courtesy begins and ends, both inside and outside: Taekwondo practitioners treat each other with courtesy under any circumstances. Practice activities should start with ceremony and end with ceremony, cultivate a style of modesty, friendliness and patience, and constantly improve themselves in moral cultivation.

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