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That will depend on the person you ask and the school they attend.

Taekwondo, as it was originally developed over the decades is a martial art.

Today many of the schools focus on the sport aspect of it, with competitions being the focus. These have moved the art more away from the martial art and more into the sport, concentrating on how to win the competitions and earn points than how to actually fight.

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