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Why Taekwondo Class is Beneficial
Discipline
Taekwondo teaches self-control, concentration and discloses how a student can become responsible and committed in all spheres of life.
Fit
Dynamic movements and exercises comprise Taekwondo and contribute to strength, flexibility, and overall health, thus encouraging active lifestyle.
Confidence
Mastery of techniques and accomplishment of milestones raises self-esteem. Students learn to face life with boldness and determination.
Respect
Taekwondo teaches respect both for oneself & others, allowing a culture to be built through humility, kind-heartedness, and teamwork outside and inside the dojang.
Self-Defense
Students gain practical self-defense skills, teaching them how to protect themselves by promoting peace & non-violence.
Taekwondo Fundamentals
- Makgi Blocks: such as low block, middle block, and high block to cover attacks.
- Chagi Kick: powerful, direct kicks using the front leg for a variety of kicks into an opponent like front kick, roundhouse kick, and side kick.
- Jireugi Punch: straight punch or reverse punch on an opponent using striking techniques or defensive techniques that involve punching techniques.
- Joon Bi 자세 :Stand with feet in basic stance far apart and both hands ready showing attention and focus.
- Attention (Cha Reut 차렷) :Standing at attention with feet together and hands by the sides, demonstrating discipline and respect.
Fundamentals of Taekwondo
- Makgi Blocks: such as low block, middle block, and high block to cover attacks.
- Chagi Kick: powerful, direct kicks using the front leg for a variety of kicks into an opponent like front kick, roundhouse kick, and side kick.
- Jireugi Punch: straight punch or reverse punch on an opponent using striking techniques or defensive techniques that involve punching techniques.
- Joon Bi 자세 :Stand with feet in basic stance far apart and both hands ready showing attention and focus.
- Attention (Cha Reut 차렷) :Standing at attention with feet together and hands by the sides, demonstrating discipline and respect.
Highlights of our Taekwondo
Class 1-2
- Stronger Kicks: The learner will master improved kicks, and this will imply that he should increase agility along with the precision of such kicks.
- Self-defense Fundamentals: Taught self-defense techniques, this allows the students to feel secured and confident.
- Teamwork and Respect: Through group exercises like team drills and many others, teaches teamwork and respect.
- Physical Conditioning: In Taekwondo, dynamic training develops the muscles, strength, flexibility, and endurance of a person.
Nursery, K1, K2
- Balancing Stance: The student learns the basic stance for balance and posture, as more physical knowledge of themselves will be developed from that point onward.
- Kick: The young one would receive simple kick techniques to encourage coordination, build up strength in him/her, and also their motor skills in a fun way.
- Listen and Concentrate: The structured practice aids children in showing patience and developing attentive and mannerly qualities with the help of structure and routine activity.
- Self-confidence: Positive learning support shows appreciation for little achievements by the child.
Grade 3-5
- Forms or Poomsae Patterns: The introduction to forms of Taekwondo, focusing on technique, focus, and mental discipline
- Sparring Techniques: Teach the students controlled sparring techniques which can develop quick reflexes, strategies, and good sportsmanship.
- Leadership Development: The older students are encouraged to mentor their juniors and teach them responsibility and leadership qualities.
- Goal Setting: The students are prepared for advancement to the next belt and taught to persevere to achieve their goals.
Class 1-2
- Stronger Kicks: The learner will master improved kicks, and this will imply that he should increase agility along with the precision of such kicks.
- Self-defense Fundamentals: Taught self-defense techniques, this allows the students to feel secured and confident.
- Teamwork and Respect: Through group exercises like team drills and many others, teaches teamwork and respect.
- Physical Conditioning: In Taekwondo, dynamic training develops the muscles, strength, flexibility, and endurance of a person.
Nursery, K1, K2
- Balancing Stance: The student learns the basic stance for balance and posture, as more physical knowledge of themselves will be developed from that point onward.
- Kick: The young one would receive simple kick techniques to encourage coordination, build up strength in him/her, and also their motor skills in a fun way.
- Listen and Concentrate: The structured practice aids children in showing patience and developing attentive and mannerly qualities with the help of structure and routine activity.
- Self-confidence: Positive learning support shows appreciation for little achievements by the child.
Grade 3-5
- Forms or Poomsae Patterns: The introduction to forms of Taekwondo, focusing on technique, focus, and mental discipline
- Sparring Techniques: Teach the students controlled sparring techniques which can develop quick reflexes, strategies, and good sportsmanship.
- Leadership Development: The older students are encouraged to mentor their juniors and teach them responsibility and leadership qualities.
- Goal Setting: The students are prepared for advancement to the next belt and taught to persevere to achieve their goals.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Taekwondo is the Korean art which emphasizes speed and power kicking combined with movements, which, different from karate or judo, uses more agility and flexibility along with the powerful legs technique.
Taekwondo provides excellent physical conditioning, discipline, self-defense abilities, confidence, focus, respect. It will enhance flexibility, balance, mental endurance.
In reality, one can learn something called the Taekwondo at virtually any age; schools usually set classes for toddlers from 4 years of age and even matured adults.
No requirements in terms of prior fitness because the training time improves the aspects of strength and endurance, the flexibility will always develop. Basics techniques start them, and this will go upwards with practice gradually.
The basic equipment is a dobok-a uniform to the sport, and a belt representing rank as well as protective gear for sparring practice, which includes gloves, shin guards, and a mouth guard.
Time in training varies with each person's frequency to train and practice. On an average, one will require around 3 to 5 years to achieve a black belt, but dedication would become the factor actually.
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