目的：本研究旨在探討2024年巴黎帕拉林匹克運動會男子K44–58公斤級得牌選手之比賽主要攻擊型態、得分方式、攻擊技術及綜合技術表現。方法：採用錄影觀察系統進行比賽紀錄，所得數據以描述性統計及次數分配百分比進行分析。結果：本次賽會4位得牌選手之攻擊統計共計1370次，其中主動攻擊842次，被動攻擊528次；左腳攻擊813次，右腳攻擊557次；前腳攻擊925次，後腳攻擊445次。技術分析顯示：金牌選手Asaf Yasur (ISR) 以主動右腳前腳原地連續旋踢為主，並交錯運用單擊與連擊攻擊正、背面；銀牌選手Ali Can Ozcan (TUR) 以主動左腳後腳旋踢結合墊步推進與近身進攻，得分集中於正面；銅牌選手蕭翔文 (TPE) 以主動左腳前腳原地連續旋踢為主，攻擊重點亦在正面；另一銅牌選手Sabir Zeynalov (AZE) 則以被動左腳前腳為主，並結合轉身及空中換步技術，攻擊偏向背面。結論：本屆跆拳道競賽技術展現多元趨勢：主動攻擊以前腳旋踢為主；技術型態以原地連續旋踢為核心，並融入墊步推進、近身攻擊、轉身與空中換步等變化；攻擊重點雖以正面為主，但亦有選手善於延伸至背面，形成正、背面兼具之得分策略。

Purpose: This study aimed to examine the predominant attacking patterns, scoring methods, offensive techniques, and overall technical performance of medalists in the Men’s K44–58 kg division at the 2024 Paris Paralympic Games. Methods: Match performances were recorded using a video-based observational system, and the collected data were analyzed through descriptive statistics and percentage frequency distributions. Results: A total of 1,370 attacks were recorded from the four medalists, comprising 842 proactive attacks and 528 reactive attacks; 813 left-leg attacks and 557 right-leg attacks; 925 front-leg attacks and 445 back-leg attacks. Technical analysis showed that the gold medalist, Asaf Yasur (ISR), primarily employed proactive right front-leg consecutive roundhouse kicks, alternating between single and combination strikes targeting both front and back. The silver medalist, Ali Can Ozcan (TUR), relied on proactive left back-leg roundhouse kicks combined with step-in advances and close-range attacks, with scoring concentrated on the front. The bronze medalist, Hsiao Hsiang-Wen (TPE), focused on proactive left front-leg consecutive roundhouse kicks, with attacks directed mainly at the front. The other bronze medalist, Sabir Zeynalov (AZE), favored reactive left front-leg attacks, effectively integrating spinning and aerial step-switching techniques, with an emphasis on back-side targeting. Conclusion: The technical trends observed in this competition demonstrated a diverse range of strategies. Proactive attacks were dominated by front-leg roundhouse kicks, with consecutive roundhouse kicks serving as the core technique. These were complemented by variations such as step-in advances, close-range attacks, spinning maneuvers, and aerial step-switching. While front-side targeting remained the primary scoring focus, some athletes extended their strategies to the back side, thereby achieving dual-direction scoring opportunities.