I’m one guy on a journey to learn Taekwondo as accurately as I can, pass it on as accurately as I can and do justice to the founders and seniors of this art that has given me so much in trying to play a good part in ensuring its future is secure.
Lots of people herald Choi Hong-hi as the founder of Taekwondo and everything else is a fake immitation, but the facts often don't stack up that way. Let's address some of the myths surrounding him
After lots of conversations online and between friends and students, I knew there were differences between the way Kukkiwon standards define poomsae and the way World Taekwondo wants them for poomsae competition. I invited a former World and European champion to my dojang for a weekend of seminars and learning, comparing the differences.
From my few times at doing courses under Kukkiwon’s World Taekwondo Academy and from my instructor Grandmaster Pan, I’ve learnt that a lot of Taekwondo practitioners around the world treat poomsae as just a series of kicks, punches, etc.
From my few times at doing courses under Kukkiwon’s World Taekwondo Academy and from my instructor Grandmaster Pan, I’ve learnt that a lot of Taekwondo practitioners around the world treat poomsae as just a series of kicks, punches, etc.
Everyone has to start sometime, and those first steps can be daunting