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Use this tag for questions on the proper application of physical movements, the appropriateness of a move or a set of moves in a specific situation, and how to deal with specific movements. Questions may also relate to classification of techniques.

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Are blocks unrealistic?

I hear some self defense experts claim that blocks you see in many martial arts, such as Karate or Taekwondo, are unrealistic and should not be used. The main justification given is that no professio …
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Difference between "bandal-chagi" and "dollyeo-chagi"

I found the english version of the Kukkiwon's Technical Terminology document, and the "bandal-chagi" is described in page 15: Bandal-chagi(반달차기): Crescent Kick A technique of striking the target by swinging … So, for the Kukkiwon/WT style, it is a distinct and officially recognised technique. …
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Difference between "bandal-chagi" and "dollyeo-chagi"

The "bandal-chagi" is often referred to as "crescent moon kick" and the "dollyeo-chagi" is usually translated to english as "roundhouse kick". Both kicks have a very similar movement: raise the kicki …
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Using the move from the matrix as a fighting technique

I can give you an example where leaning back is used in actual sparring, although it is a slight lean, not even close to what you see in The Matrix: In modern Taekwondo Olympic sparring, athletes are …
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