The purpose of this study is to investigate the difference of scoring rate effectiveness between the Daedo and KPNP protector scoring system (PSS) by roundhouse kick (RK) or side kick (SK) which are mostly usage and scoring rate in Taekwondo competition. Method: 12 health college elite taekwondo athletes were recruited. Two E-Trunk Protectors were placed on the adjustable Humanoid target with balance designs, and the best protector set was regulated by the height of athletes. Participants were asked to executed RK or SK with maximal effort on the three front parts of the chest protector, and each part of upper, middle and lower location was kicked 5 times with 2-min rest. 30 kicks were performed on each protector and there was 5-min resting between protectors for avoiding fatigue. The kick force value and valid point determined by weight level threshold were recorded after each kick. The valid points divided total kicks was converted into Scoring efficiency under different testing conditions. The Chi-Squared test of independence was compared the scoring efficiency among different protectors, kicking location, and kicks. Result: valid points from KPNP PSS (93%) is significantly higher than the Daedo PSS (69%). The points on three parts on front protector are significantly different, and the better scoring efficiency are middle (92%), bottom(82%)and Upper(68%) respectively. Only KNPN protector, the scoring rate effectiveness of RK is higher than SK with significance. Conclusion: truly easier to get valid point from KNPN chest protector, and the higher scoring efficiency on middle part of two-kind front protectors.