The purpose of this study was to explore the performance of gold medalists of the men’s group in the Taekwondo Championships in the 48th National Intercollegiate Athletic Games. The analysis method of the project was the event recording of video observation system, which used percentage distribution to quantify the collected data and summarized the following results: Attack patterns: Active left front foot attack was the main attack pattern in the aspects of attack number, attack score, score times, attack rate and scoring attack rate while in the aspect of score success rate, the passive left rear attack was the attack pattern instead. Attack types: The attack types of men’s gold medalists mainly focused on mono facade middle attack in the aspects of attack number, attack score, score times, attack rate and scoring attack rate while mono facade upper trunk attack was the main type for the aspect of score success rate. Footwork: Standstill with assist of stepping foot was the main footwork in the aspects of attack number, attack score, score times, attack rate and scoring attack rate while close attack was the main footwork for the aspect of score success rate. Attack skill: Roundhouse kick and side kick were the main attack skills in the aspects of attack number, attack score, score times, attack rate and scoring attack rate while fist was the main skill for the aspect of score success rate. Conclusion: 1. Score success rate differed from all other aspects in every categories. It is assumed that gold medalists adopted different attack skills so that the opponents tended to neglect to defense. It is suggested to expand the diversity of attack skills or movements. 2. Taking left front forward standing posture could enhance the application of right back foot attacks and to apply combination close attacks.