Boxing uses only punches with closed fists while Taekwondo focuses on wide variety of kicks.

Boxing uses close  range with fighters.closing distance to land punches whereas in Taekwondo  long range with fighter using kicks to control distance.Boxing get points for landed punches whereas in Taekwondo points landed for kicks and punches.

A ) Techniques

Taekwondo-Use wide variety of kicks including spinning and Jumping kicks.

Muay Thai-All round striking art that uses punches,kicks,elbows and knees.

B ) Statergy

Taekwondo- High impact quick moving kicks to score point and maintain distance.

Muay Thai- Uses powerful and grounded stance for both offense and defense to control and close range of striking.

C) Strength

Teakwondo- Improve flexibility,balance and develop the  fast moving kicks.

Muay Thai -Superior for close quarter fighting and  making more effective for situation where the opponent get the past initial kicks and punches.

Taewondo emphasis powerful and  long range kicking and is sport with standardized rules while hapkido is focused on close range self defense with joint lock,throws and takedown.  

For sport and kicking focus choose Teakondow and for Comprehensive self defence focus choose hapkido.

Deadly kicks are dangerous as it targeted certain areas neck,jaw and pelvic  which causes injury.

1.Roundhouse kick(dollyo chagi)

Target. Jaw,temple,ribs and liver.

2.Hook kick. Target. Jaw,temple,Side of head.

3.Spinning hook kick. Target. Jaw,temple and neck

4.Axe kick. Target. Face,neck and crown of skull.

5.Side kick Target rib,solar plexus,thigh and knee.

6.Front kick. Target-chin,solar plexus,throat and groin.

7.Back kick- Target  pelvis and knee 

Karate and taekwondo both build Discipline and confidence.Karate focuss close range hand based striking and self defence.while taekwondo specializes in long range  high kicking techniques.that emphasize  speed and flexibility.The main pros of both are physical fitness,Discipline and self confidence with potential cons being the risk of injury inherent in all contact sport.

To improve Taekwondo sparring, focus on maintaining an active, balanced stance with fluid footwork and peripheral vision. Practice combination kicks and feints to keep opponents guessing, and vary your attacks to avoid being predictable. Crucially, don't forget defense; develop your peripheral vision to see openings, learn to counter-attack effectively, and defend yourself by staying on the balls of your feet.

Practice fast, explosive movements such as quick kicks, punches, and footwork exercises.

There is no single "most effective" Taekwondo kick, as effectiveness depends on the context, such as whether it's for breaking, self-defense, or sparring, but some kicks are generally considered highly effective for power and scoring, including the side kick and back kick for power and the roundhouse kick for its scoring potential.