Taekwondo training Motivation (sparring techniques)

When you are getting ready to spar and at the very beginning of the match you will need to size up your opponent to see what you are up against. You can do this by getting your opponent to attack first, either by a fake or taunt.
By doing this you will quickly learn what technique your opponent relies on (every fighter has their favorite technique) and then you can better plan a counter for that attack.
For example, if your opponent is good with sliding kicks then the time to attack is when his feet comes together right before he tries to launch a kick. Finally, watch your opponents body movement, not just their eyes.
If you are up against an experienced fighter he will not show emotion so you must focus on their whole body.Sometimes there are exception to certain rules and for sparring this is true.. For sparring you need to Train harder, not smarter. Even if you do all the kicks just right you can only go so far unless you have conditioned yourself physically for the time you will be on the floor.
In regards to sparring, the only way you will get better is to spar and then spar again and the more often you do it the more you learn.
On days when you don’t want to go full bore then ask your classmates or friends to help you train those weaknesses, then take note of your progress with more sparring.
Hopefully in your school you will have the opportunity to spar often and teachers that will teach you the strategies involved with different opponents such as those that are faster than you, stronger then you and/or more experienced.
Ideally they will teach you combos and counters and how to put them together depending on who you are sparring again.
Remember: To spar well you have to be able to execute and adapt drills that you can use with conviction and in quick order.
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