If there is one point apiece, then each competitor performs either the number one or number two one step against their partner. The winner of this one-step wins the match. If there is a tie, do the one-step you received the point on. This is probably your best one-step in relation to your partner. It is also sometimes referred to as point sparring.
Rounds are single elimination.
The first person to receive five points wins the match. There is a time limit of two minutes, and the person with the most points when time is called will win. It really only takes one point to win, if you play the clock right. 1 Point Kick to the Body Hand Technique to the Body 2 Points Kick to the Head Jump Kick to the Body 3 Points Jump Kick to the Head Warnings are given for bad sportsmanship, hitting illegal contact areas, falling deliberately, excessive contact, etc. The second warning will be a point given to the other person.