NBCNews.com | August 08, 2012
Taekwondo tech leads to more kicks to the head
New sensors embedded in Olympic chest guards may help reduce subjectivity in scoring Taekwondo matches, but it means that kicks to the head are now worth more. Amital Isaac reports.
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