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The Importance of Taekwondo Instructors
As an instructor of mathematics and chemistry in junior high, high school and community college, I am aware of the importance of the influence that a teacher has on students. I am also a teacher of art and an artist. I know art elements, design,... 09Jun
Looking for a Unique Award for your next Martial Arts Event?
In every dojang, competition, and martial arts gathering, there are individuals who stand out—not only for their technical skill, but for their dedication, sportsmanship, perseverance, and spirit. Whether it's the most improved student, the most respectful competitor, or the person who embodies the true martial... 20May
New Updates from the Gallery San Isabel
New Updates from the Gallery San IsabelNew PWMA Facility SoCo SBDC Expo Recently the Gallery San Isabel TKD (Taekwondo) Project participated in the Pueblo, CO Small Business Development Center (SBDC) EXPO at the Pueblo Riverwalk. This venue was an occasion for students, parents and community members to... 09Apr
The role of Taekwondo in child development and education
Taekwondo is much more than a form of physical exercise. It is a comprehensive practice that nurtures a child’s body, mind, and spirit. The impact it has on a child’s development and education can be profound, fostering not only physical abilities but also emotional, cognitive,... 11Apr
Happy Birthday Taekwondo World
- On the 11th of April 1955 a board, consisting of ministers and army officers was convened by Gen. Choi in order to officially name this art that he had researched into and invented. Taekwon-Do was the name submitted by the General... 23Feb
After 41 Years, Taekwondo Times last physical issue, digital issues will continue taking our magazine into the future
After 41 years, January 2021 will be the last physical issue of Tae Kwon Do Times. This is the first time for me to be on the cover out of 240 issues of Tae Kwon Do Times. We will continue to produce digital magazines. Thank... 01Dec
C. R. TAE KWON DO EXPERT BREAKING BARRIERS
| Events in N. Korea likened to ping pong diplomacy PYONGYANG, North Korea – with a smile and strong hands, Korean-American tae kwon do grandmaster Woo Jin Jung shatters pine boards in hopes of breaking another solid barrier – the 53 years of division between North... 09Mar
General Choi Hong Hi: Was he a Communist? Part 2
General Choi Hong Hi: Was he a Communist? Part 2 of 2. Personal friend of General Choi Hong Hi, the founder of TaeKwon-Do gives insights into the sometimes turbulent past of this Martial Arts legend. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XvQpAipj874 09Mar