Well, they don't look nauseating to me, and most judges in our tournaments look for stiff crisp hard movements. What types of sparring do you do?

Yeah, except the second kick knocks the target down.

Or if you knock one down with a turning back Side kick (or Heel-kick, depending on what you want to call it.)

It's is when you run at them and do a spiral kick on them.

lol, the forms get better as you get higher belts. Do you get to kick giant standing heavy bags?

The forms I have learned are Ki-cho 1-3, Palgwe 1 and 2, and Taeguk 1,2, and 4. To get my next belt I have to learn Palgwe 3-4 and Taeguk 3.

That would be "forms" in the World Taekwondo Federation. My favorite part of doing TKD is the sparring (point sparring, not Olympic.)

Yeah, that sounds about right. The master at our Dojang also teaches Hopkido which is pretty fun.

Yeah, I'm thinking I'm opening up that option for prizes.

Hmm, apparently Jidokwan is one of the five kwans that merged to become TKD, The master at the Dojang I go to says we're doing Jidokwan, but we're still using World Taekwondo Federation rules and are certified by WTF.