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It's one of the Olympic sports that have mainly been dominated by Asian nations, but recent Games have witnessed exciting 🤶 shifts and upsets. The universality of the sport is no longer in question with taekwondo athletes, or taekwondoin, from Cote d'Ivoire 🤶 to Jordan clinching historic gold medals at Rio 2016, and team Great Britain showing talent is abundant in Europe. There are 🤶 several taekwondo styles. World Taekwondo oversees the Kukkiwon-defined style of taekwondo that is commonly referred to as Olympic taekwondo. Olympic taekwondo allows 🤶 the use of a very small number of the total number of techniques. |
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