Taekwondo training. Choice reaction and tremendous sparring

Choice Response Time (CRT). There are multiple stimuli, and each stimulus requires a different response.
It is important to understand that response times play a crucial role in experimental cognitive psychology. The basic idea is that response times reflect the time it takes to interpret a stimulus, get information from memory, initiate a muscle response, etc.
As we can see in the video, one athlete places the pad target where they want, his partner need to kick or punch as fast is possible according to the position. Sparring another example of choice reaction.

[@MrScar665]

Taekwondo used to be deadliest kicking art. Fast round kicks,strong bonecrushing roundhouse kicks and deadly spinning hook kicks. Fighter kicked with force because there was no touch sensors

[@jaekim7410]

guy sparring the elite athlete at 7:50 is surprisingly nimble and fast with his counters. His blocking's pretty air tight.

[@davidjosuecaballeroracional]

excelente ronda para practicar diversas técnicas, me gustaría que subieran mas vídeos respecto a como incrementar la velocidad de reacción y fuerza explosiva.

[@TearitoffE]

I see some really good kicks then really sloppy kicks...always put 110% in to your workouts

[@SobreTaekwondoOlimpico]

I am 100% agree with you

[@franklinnanai2745]

Nice

[@rrrrrr3028]

Sir how many kicks we have to throw daly ? Plz answer me plz

[@mariofernandez7786]

el dobok es fundamental para saber que arte esta practicando...no se sabe si es karate ,,kun fu..tai chi..jajaja...vallan a korea a ver si entrenan sin dobok...este taekwondo moderno esta desvirtuando todo lo tradicional del taekwondo..

[@nanacrochetypasatiemposani3222]

Y esa escuela de taekwondo en donde esta

[@stianfagereng4859]

Why no do-bok?

[@markwarburtontkd]

Stian Fagereng who cares?

[@stianfagereng4859]

I do care. But its your loss not mine. www.ttu.no/about-ttu.139624.en.html

[@Liquidcadmus]

it shows you what kind of mentality they have. nowhere that I've trained at would this be allowed. the protocols and traditions are respected with real instructors.

[@RealSaturn]

It's a training camp, so it's understandable why they don't wear dobok.

[@stianfagereng4859]

Eeeeehhhh, Serious? So when should you use do-bok then?

[@mariofernandez7786]

dobok ...dobok...dobok...dobok...dobok...dobok..???

[@RZ-mc4mt]

Es increíble la forma en la que deforman las técnicas, se ve horrible

[@eastcoasttaekwondo3099]

Wow, so this is what TKD has become? :(

[@carlosmassoud5197]

500 ovejas

[@SobreTaekwondoOlimpico]

Si estamos preparando mas videos instructivos

[@TheMininel]

This is not taekwondo! Pray for oldschool

[@VitalijKaramakov]

what's oldschool?

[@zcedan3757]

Нікіта Лісоўскі old school was during 1950's to 2000's the fighting style of tkd fighters at that time were more violent and fast compared to today's taekwondo, spinning kicks like 360, spinning whip kick, spinning back kick, were more used......new school is more bring crap compared to old school......the best example for an old school fighter would be andre lima......but there are still a couple of fighters who still fights like old school in the new generation...fighters like servet tazegul and levent tuncat are the best examples......