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Yoo-Sin is a complex Taekwondo pattern honoring a great Korean commander. Practicing the 68 motions boosts fitness and courage like the brave General Yoo-Sin....
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Kendo is Japanese swordsmanship that came from ancient samurai warrior arts. Kendo students use bamboo swords and protective armor when they practice. Unique practice...
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This is the second part of our Kendo Kata series. As you strive to hone your Kendo skills, you’ll find a new challenge in...
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Kendo is Japanese fencing with bamboo swords based on ancient samurai skills. Special training routines called kata teach kendo students proper form. Kata means...
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The kicking paddle plays a crucial role in shaping the strength and precision of a martial artist’s kicks. It is similar to how a...
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Yon-Gae is a complex Taekwondo form named after a revered Korean general skilled in martial arts. The pattern’s wide range of combat motions honor...
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The Taekwondo form called Juche highlights independent thinking and relying on oneself first rather than others. Juche means “self-reliance” which describes a big martial...
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The taekwondo pattern Choi-Yong means “justice and courage” in Korean. Training this form embodies those key virtues by developing mental and physical discipline. Practicing...
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Tong-Il is a complex Taekwondo form that brings different styles together into one sequence. “Tong-Il” means unification in Korean. The blending shows in Tong-Il’s...
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Practicing set movement patterns called forms or poomsae is key in Taekwondo training. Each one develops different techniques and life lessons. One form named...