When do you learn stunt kicks in Taekwondo? My red belt has never learned this kind of kicks, and I was laughed at by coaches from other places.

I also like stunts. Before I became a black belt, there were simple stunts such as flying side kicks. In the professional Taekwondo team, there were single-leg tornado kicks, sky knife butterfly kicks, etc. 540°, 720°, and up to 900°. Only professional Taekwondo athletes can perform difficult movements, so it can be said that very few people can do them. For ordinary people in Taekwondo, these will not be taught, because it will only be a waste of effort. The coordination and balance of the stunts are also not good. Physical fitness and other requirements are extremely high, it requires talent and hard work to be successful. There are not even many Taekwondo coaches for the general public. If you want to learn, you can only go to a professional team to learn. You said that the coaches in other places laughed at you. You asked It’s a joke to ask them how many students have achieved 720 degrees. If you ask him to be a friend, what you are learning now is Taekwondo for the public, which is mainly poomsae and actual combat. If you want to practice stunts, you have to do It’s a lot of hard work. I’m now a second grader. I’ve only learned simple stunts, mainly Poomsae and actual combat. One of our coaches is a retired athlete from the provincial team. He can only do 720°, which he learned in a professional team, so don’t do it first. If you are looking too far ahead, ask yourself if you can do ordinary kicks. Only by being down-to-earth can you succeed. Advice is harsh to your ears. I believe you can understand and ask: Thank you. I also feel that that person doesn’t understand Taekwondo at all. Just a curator. Just ask me how many kicks I can do in the air with my Taekwondo skills, and I find it baffling. How old were you when you learned Black 2? Answer: It is true that very few people know how to do stunts. The curator may have nothing to do to ask you about your tricks... The fact that he can ask questions clearly shows that he knows that you don't know how to do them. If you think most people would ask directly, you are really speechless. So you may find it strange that I started unofficial Taekwondo when I was 10 years old. I transferred to a regular Taekwondo gym when I was 11 years old. I learned Black One at the age of 12. It took me one year and three months and I didn’t practice for several years. I took the Black Level II exam at the age of 15 and now I was supposed to do it. I took the Black Level 3 exam, but in the end I never took the exam due to some reasons. I plan to take the exam in March