Taekwondo – Green Belt – Class #6

Welcome back, warriors! 👋
By the time you’ve reached Green Belt, you’ve already built a solid foundation of stances, strikes, and kicks. Now it’s time to level up. In Class #6, we shift our focus toward sparring preparation 🥊 and learning new techniques that sharpen your skills for real combat situations.

Here’s what we’ll cover today:


🔥 Sparring Preparation — The Mindset of a Fighter

At this stage, sparring isn’t about “winning” — it’s about applying what you’ve learned in a dynamic, moving situation.

  1. Guard & Footwork 🦶
    • Always keep hands up and chin tucked.
    • Light on the balls of your feet, ready to move forward, backward, or sideways.
    • Drill: 1-minute shadow sparring, focusing only on footwork.
  2. Distance Control ↔️
    • Learn to measure the gap between you and your partner.
    • Too close? Risk of counterattack. Too far? Your strikes won’t land.
    • Drill: partner “tag” game — use only footwork to stay just out of reach.
  3. Reaction & Timing ⏱️
    • Sparring is all about reading your opponent.
    • Use feints, small movements, and quick counters.
    • Drill: partner lightly attacks with jab/side kick → you defend & counter.

🥋 New Techniques for Class #6

✅ Roundhouse Kick (Advanced Variation) — Add hip rotation + pivot for more speed & height. Perfect for sparring setups.
✅ Axe Kick (Naeryo Chagi) — Chamber high, drop heel down like a hammer. Great against taller opponents.
✅ Combination Drill: Jab → Cross → Roundhouse → Backward step → Axe Kick.

Each of these builds fluidity, not just raw power. Sparring is about linking moves together smoothly. ⚡


💪 Benefits Beyond Sparring

Training at this level doesn’t just prepare you for combat — it transforms you physically and mentally:

  • Explosive endurance — moving constantly builds cardio stamina.
  • Sharpened reflexes — reaction drills improve daily coordination.
  • Confidence under pressure — the calm you build in sparring carries into life.

👉 Remember: Sparring is an exchange of learning, not a fight. Respect your partner, keep control, and always train with the warrior’s spirit.

I’ll see you in the dojo — ready, focused, and hungry to grow. 🥋🔥

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