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19 Oct 2016 14:24
Taekwondo Step Sparring In addition to regular competition sparring, Taekwondo uses step sparring. These are a series of drills where students learn how to use blocks, punches, kicks and other self-defense techniques in order to counter an opponent. They often involve a set response to an attack and are not free style. These drills are often used in belt tests and the defender must correctly demonstrate a prearranged set of techniques in order to pass. Step sparring can involve numerous steps by the attacker & defender and typically range from one step to three steps (the number of prearranged attacks and responses). Step sparring drills often vary at different Taekwondo schools and become more difficult and complex as a student advances in rank. Sample Step Sparring Drills
Taekwondo One Step Sparring - Example of Lower Level Drills Taekwondo One Step Sparring - Example of Higher Level Drills Taekwondo Three Step Sparring |
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