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Introduction |
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Taekwon-do is Korean martial art of self defense. Although it formally occured in 20th century the real origins are shrouded in mystery. Modern Taekwon-do differs greatly from other martial arts. In fact, no other martial art is so advanced with regard to the sophistication and effectiveness of its techniques. It concentrates in itself several thousands of exactly described movements and techniques. It teaches selfcontent, level head and discipline. Till now Taekwon-do has managed to win an appreciable number of followers and nowadays there are over 100 millions people living their lives together with it. |
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Aktualizováno ( Sunday, 16 October 2011 )
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General Choi Hong Hi |
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The founder of Taekwon-Do, General Choi Hong Hi was one of the founders patriot and democrat to revolt against the dictator. General Choi Hong Hi was born on November 9th, 1918 in the rugged and harsh area of Hwa Dae, Myong Chun District in what is now D.P.R of Korea. In his youth, he was frail and quite sickly, a constant source of worry for his parents. Even at an early age, however, the future general showed a strong and independent spirit. At the age of twelve he was expelled from school for agitating against the Japanese authorities who were in control of Korea. This was the beginning of what would be a long association with the Kwang Ju Students' Independence Movement. |
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Aktualizováno ( Wednesday, 19 October 2011 )
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Master Hwang Ho Yong |
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Mr. Hwang Ho Yong was born on May 11th, 1956 in small town Sin-Uiz in DPRK more accurately near Chinese borders. He has started to do Taekwon-do at the age of 13 but at first he preffered other sports like basketball and gymnastics. After some time he was so charmed by Taekwon-do he begun to dedicate all his time for trainings and improvement techniques. His older brother and sister did Taekwon-do as well. Thanks to perfect teachers, hard trainings and his energy, diligence, and untamable spirit he has got 1st degree at 17. He also knew what career he would like. Mr. Hwang studied at the University specialized to sport. After graduation he worked for Korean Taekwon-do Federation. At his 28 years Mr. Hwang successfully pass the 4th Degree examination in front of legendary Taekwon-do founder, General Choi Hong Hi and became international instructor with rights to teach Taekwon-do ITF. |
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Aktualizováno ( Saturday, 24 September 2011 )
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Patterns, what is it about |
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Sunday, 31 December 2006 |
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We can define patterns as various basic motions that represent techniques of attack or self defense. These motions are set to logical sequence. The pupil systematically fights against several enemies and uses offensive and defensive techniques from different directions. This helps him to learn precise motions and effective techniques. Patterns training also improves body flexibility, increases musculature, learns how to control pupil's breath, masters special techniques he couldn't get neither from basic exercising nor sparring. |
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Aktualizováno ( Friday, 23 September 2011 )
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