Avoiding Common Beginner Mistakes in Taekwondo Sparring

Ready to take your Taekwondo sparring skills to the next level? In this comprehensive guide, we'll explore the key mistakes that many beginners make in Taekwondo sparring and provide expert tips to help you avoid them. Learn how to enhance your sparring technique, increase your agility, and build the confidence needed to succeed in the ring.
Master Adrian & Junior Assistant Skyla will lead you through a range of topics including stance and footwork, telegraphing movies, timing and distance, defense strategies, and last but not least, mindset & confidence.
This video is a must-watch for anyone looking to refine their Taekwondo sparring skills and avoid the pitfalls that can hinder progress. Whether you're training for competitions or simply aiming to become a more skilled martial artist, these tips will set you on the path to success.
Chapters:
00:00 | Intro
00:27 | What is Lead Leg Axe Kick
00:44 | Using Your Front Leg the Wrong Way
05:12 | Watching the Scoring Screen
07:12 | Not Using Your Arms in the Clinch
08:52 | Recap
08:31 | Outro
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[@chandrakantsingh9174]

Skyla is fully soaked up in "enthusiasm of teens". It's a type of condition in teens when they have great appetite to learn. As we grow up, it vanishes and if we ignore that for long, our skill starts to degrade, gradually.

[@taekwondoanalysisvideo]

My Gosh the screen mistake, how many points i did because guys watch it. The habit of watching it is one of the worst, the focus must go on the opponent not on the screen... I totally agree with you!

[@W1Taekwondo]

Thank you!

[@samiahmed4799]

i used to look at the screen as bait, sometimes it gets the other guy to lunge and then you can surprise counter

[@thomasmiskimin8970]

Sir, great tips, I know I am guilty of the first one for sure. I know I need to work on a chamber first before the cut kick. Great reminder, thank you.

[@kaushaldoctor7]

Thanks for sharing these tips 😊🙏

[@user-ms3pw5lj6l]

You are gorgeous🤩. Thank you so much❤. This video is very helpful😍.

[@W1Taekwondo]

Thank you!

[@NBTKDA]

I love your content but the audio levels are out of whack again, I almost blew out my speakers on this video. The speaking parts are so quiet compared to the extremely loud music and buzzing/correct sounds that I had my volume up to max. I don't think I'll be watching any of your videos with volume up anymore which is a shame.

[@W1Taekwondo]

Hi sir, thank you for letting me know, will send this to my vid guy. Thank you for the support

[@chinita1pr]

Agree. Volume up to hear your voice, volume down for the music and buzzing.

[@hiyawitkibrekulu1342]

i am a girl of 16 yrs old and i'm yellow belt but whenever i'm in a fight i chicken out enven though i have power pls help

[@W1Taekwondo]

Hey give yourself some time to get used to it, you are at the very beginning of the journey. Do not give up and push yourself forward.