Which behavioral patterns score points in taekwondo matches? An analysis of the Roma 2019 World Grand Prix finalists

The results allow for the development of new training and competition strategies based on the different technical-tactical actions that establish a significant pattern in the realization of a scoring action. Specifically, one point was obtained through a direct attack, a correction, or a subsequent counterattack. Two points were obtained through a simultaneous counterattack, while three points were obtained through an anticipation or a melee tactical action. Four points and five points were obtained through a direct attack or a simultaneous counterattack. Two points and three points were obtained with the left leg, while four points were obtained with the right leg. Moreover, three points and four points inhibited the right and left side of the body, respectively. Linear techniques were also inhibited when obtaining one point and five points, while circular techniques were used before or after one, two, and five points, showing that the circular technique was the most used.

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Frontiers in Sports and Active Living
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2025-04-14
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https://doi.org/10.3389/fspor.2025.1572945
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Sports Performance and Training
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Abstract

The results allow for the development of new training and competition strategies based on the different technical-tactical actions that establish a significant pattern in the realization of a scoring action. Specifically, one point was obtained through a direct attack, a correction, or a subsequent counterattack. Two points were obtained through a simultaneous counterattack, while three points were obtained through an anticipation or a melee tactical action. Four points and five points were obtained through a direct attack or a simultaneous counterattack. Two points and three points were obtained with the left leg, while four points were obtained with the right leg. Moreover, three points and four points inhibited the right and left side of the body, respectively. Linear techniques were also inhibited when obtaining one point and five points, while circular techniques were used before or after one, two, and five points, showing that the circular technique was the most used.

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