If your second match is already a quarterfinal, something’s off. We dive into the under-21 world championships and ask the hard questions: why did the level feel flat, why were so many divisions thin, and how did scheduling and selection choices undercut real development? From Iran’s clinical efficiency to Turkey’s grit, we highlight who set the standard and where the gaps showed for everyone else. We unpack the difference between medals and performance, arguing that progress isn’t proven by...
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If your second match is already a quarterfinal, something’s off. We dive into the under-21 world championships and ask the hard questions: why did the level feel flat, why were so many divisions thin, and how did scheduling and selection choices undercut real development? From Iran’s clinical efficiency to Turkey’s grit, we highlight who set the standard and where the gaps showed for everyone else. We unpack the difference between medals and performance, arguing that progress isn’t proven by...
Dad 3- When Magnets Attack: The Hilarious Tragedy of Modern Taekwondo
Masters Alliance
1 hour 12 minutes
6 months ago
Dad 3- When Magnets Attack: The Hilarious Tragedy of Modern Taekwondo
The dark underbelly of competitive Taekwondo surfaces in this revealing episode as coaches Juan Moreno, Fred Borchardt, and TJ Proe dissect the technical disaster that unfolded at the recent Grand Prix Challenge in Charlotte. What began as a standard tournament quickly descended into chaos when the DADO Gen 3 electronic scoring system malfunctioned spectacularly, with officials secretly adjusting sensitivity levels midway through the competition. Through firsthand accounts, the coaches expos...
Masters Alliance
If your second match is already a quarterfinal, something’s off. We dive into the under-21 world championships and ask the hard questions: why did the level feel flat, why were so many divisions thin, and how did scheduling and selection choices undercut real development? From Iran’s clinical efficiency to Turkey’s grit, we highlight who set the standard and where the gaps showed for everyone else. We unpack the difference between medals and performance, arguing that progress isn’t proven by...
