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- "The
Art or Way of the Foot and Fist”
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- I.
Tae Kwon Do was developed about 2000 years ago under the
Koguryo and Silla dynasties in Korea. It was developed as a means
of unarmed self-defense as well as conditioning. Korea is also
known as Koryo and “the land of the morning calm.”
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The founder of today’s worldwide version of
Taekwondo is General Choi Hong Hi.
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The father of Taekwondo in the United States is Grandmaster
Jhoon Rhee.
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On September 16, 1961, the Korean Taekwondo Association was
established. Korean
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instructors began going abroad to teach Taekwondo in the
1960s – a turning point in the
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history of Taekwondo.
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It came to be a world sport through the 1st World Taekwondo
Championships held in Seoul,
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Korea in May 1973 with the participation of 19 countries.
Their, representatives
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established the World Taekwondo Federation (WTF).
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- The
Tenets of TAE KWON DO
Three
Main Elements of
TKD
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(SAP)
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Courtesy
1. Speed
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Integrity
2. Accuracy
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Perseverance
3. Power
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Self Control
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Indomitable
Spirit
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- TERMINOLOGY
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- Instructor.......................Sahbum
Nim
Gym/school..................
Dojang
- Jr.
Instructor..................Kyosa Nim
Form..............................Poomse
- Master
Instructor...........Kwan Jang Nim
Ready.............................Choon-Be
- Attention........................Cha-Ri-Ott
Begin/start......................Si-Jak
- Bow...............................
Kyong Ne
Break/stop......................Kalleyo
- Uniform..........................Dobok
Finish/stop.....................Go-Man
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- TAE
GUEK POOMSES-Yellow Belt
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- 1.
TAE GUEK POOMSE > IL-JANG
(HEAVEN & EARTH)
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- TAE
GUEK POOMSE-Yellow/green tip
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- 2.
Taeguek E-Jang (Joy)
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