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The Way of Taekwondo LLC - Opened September 9, 2013
Bringing you Traditional Korean Taekwondo
 The Way Of Taekwondo - Hong's USA Taekwondo

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The Way of Taekwondo's focus is to teach true Korean Taekwondo. Taekwondo is a way of life, Basically, Martial Arts training builds physical strength and strength of character. Martial Arts is for everyone, regardless of age or body type. And since it encourages a lifestyle of total well-being, Martial Arts training is a lifelong journey rather than a destination.  

 

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South Korean Flag

South Korean Flag

South Korean Flag Description

The flag, called "Tae Kuk," symbolizes the thought, philosophy, and mysticism of the Far East.

The circle in the center, red upper half and blue lower half, represents absolute, or the essential unity of all being. The Yang (positive) and the Yin (negative) divisions within the circle represent duality. Examples of duality are heaven and hell, fire and water, life and death, good and evil, or night and day

The four trigrams also indicate the duality of opposites and balances. In the upper left trigram, three unbroken lines symbolize Heaven; opposite them in the lower right, three broken lines represent Earth.



The United States Flag

United States Flag Description

The stripes represent the 13 original colonies. The 50 stars represent the number of states. The colors of the flag have meaning as well: Red symbolizes Hardiness and Valor. White symbolizes Purity and Innocence. Blue represents Vigilance, Perseverance and Justice.

High Yellow Belt (7th Kub) Study Guide

 

Terms

 

Ap Cha Ki - Front Kick

 

Yop Cha Ki - Side Kick

 

Dolryo Cha Ki - Roundhouse Kick

 

Ana Rae Mak Ki - Low Block

 

Eol gul Mak Ki - High Block

 

Ahn Mak Ki - Inside Block

 

Bakat Mak Ki - Outside Block

 

 

Why Do We Wear Different Color Belt?

 

We wear different color belts to symbolize our increase in knowledge with

the darkness of color.

 

 

Why Do We Yell?

 

We yell to develop internal and spirtual Strength, with concentration and

confidence.

 

 

Tae Guk (2) EE-Jong

 

Represent Tae which means internal strength, external gentleness. Perform

this Poomsae gently, but when you strike or hit, move stringly.

 

(18 Pooms)