Technical Analysis and Improvement Plan of the Comprehensive Breaking Event in Taekwondo Breaking Competition: Focusing on the High School Seniors

Abstract

This study was conducted for the purpose of analyzing the final skills of high school seniors who participated in the Taekwondo breaking competition and presenting the problems that appeared in the game results, and obtained the following results. In men's high school, aerial technology of stage 5 or higher, 1,080-degree vertical axis rotation technology, horizontal axis rotation technology implementing sideways, and ove-rstanding aerial technology were high. The girls' high school represented high performance of aerial stage 4 or higher, 720-degree vertical axis rotation technology, horizontal axis rotation technology implementing the side, and aerial technology after the each stage. As a way to enhance the overall defeating events, a decision was made on the level of difficulty score and the number of breaks. That is to say, if the scoring rules of the comprehensive defeat event are revised and supplemented based on problems derived from the game data and game results of players with outstanding game performance, the defeating competition will be improved as a fairer and more reliable sports competition.