A study on the practical application effect of taekwondo leg techniques among college students
Long Zhao
Liaoning University Of International Business And Economics
DOI: https://doi.org/10.59429/esta.v13i2.14559
Keywords: college students; taekwondo; leg techniques; practical application; electronic protective gear
Abstract
The popularization of taekwondo in colleges has promoted the development of the non-professional college student taekwondo group, yet this group is plagued by such problems as single application of leg techniques, low scoring rate and poor technical adaptability in actual combat with electronic protective gear. Taking non-professional college student taekwondo athletes as the research object, this paper adopts methods of literature review, practical observation and experimental comparison to analyze the current situation and influencing factors of leg technique application under the electronic protective gear environment, and puts forward optimization strategies and innovative techniques. The research shows that the accuracy requirement of electronic protective gear has made push kicks and their improved techniques replace traditional roundhouse kicks as the core scoring methods, and college student athletes' practical performance of leg techniques is restricted by weak foundation, poor physical fitness, lack of tactical thinking and other issues. The targeted innovative combined leg techniques have been proven to effectively improve the practical scoring rate and technical application efficiency, providing a reference for the optimization of taekwondo teaching and training in colleges and universities.
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