Tae-Kwon-Do is the name given to the ancient Korean art of self-defense, which has been practiced in Korea for over 2000 years. It emphasizes foot (TAE) and hand (KWON) techniques, as well as the spirit (DO) or mind of the individual. Unlike many other sports, TKD is known to enhance both physical and mental strength. The popularity of the sport has since spread throughout the world and TKD became an official Olympic sport in the 2000 Games.
 

BENEFITS OF TKD

TKD is an extremely effective form of self-defense and the perfect way to sharpen the mind and increase physical fitness. Students learn to develop greater concentration and flexibility while relieving stress. TKD also builds self-confidence and disciplines students to act with integrity and respect.

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HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE TO LEARN TAE-KWON-DO?

The very first lesson of Taekwondo is the beginning of a continuous journey of learning. Within the first month, the student learns the basic stances, blocks, kicks and punches. Steady training allows the student to advance from a white belt to yellow and eventually black.

However, being a black belt is yet another exciting beginning of learning. While the first few years may have stressed learning new techniques, being a black belt entails its own curriculum of physical, but more importantly mental knowledge such as leadership. Taekwondo is a learning endeavor that never ends. It continues to train and shape you to …
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