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History of Taekwon-Do
Taekwondo is a collection of similar unarmed martial arts techniques and foundations created by a group of Korean Grandmasters. On April 11, 1955, General Choi, then a general in the South Korean army, began to unify and systemize these related martial arts disciplines by giving Taekwondo its name and its beginnings. More Code of Conduct Taekwondo PhilosophyTaekwon-Do is not only kicking and punching, but also a way of thinking and living. The main goal is to achieve total mind and body control through training. More Taekwondo PracticeTraditional Taekwon-Do techniques are scientifically designed to develop a practitioner's ability to strike with penetrating and lethal force in a self defense situation. The discipline, focus and dedication required to achieve such proficiency in Taekwon-Do is also intended to develop humility, character and courage in the practitioner. More Taekwondo PatternsTaekwon-Do International member schools pratice and teach both the Chun-Ji lineage of patterns and the Taeguk patterns. More |
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