Practical problems of Taekwondo (I am a yellow-green belt)

1. Kick horizontally, hit when you counter-attack, and then slide backwards or sideslip to catch the horizontal kick, so the response is quick.

2 cross step, slide forward and then slide. It's best not to stop bouncing in actual combat. Under what circumstances. . . Ask the coach.

3 boxing is rarely used in actual combat, and it is also a straight fist. Don't consider wtf. Practice your legs well.

4 It depends on how the other person stands. If the other person is facing you, kick him on both sides of his trunk, and if he is facing you sideways, it will be the chest protector.

5 chop, high-end cross kick (if you can't kick high enough, you should get a good cross and vertical fork)

Personal opinion, for reference only.