What Is Taekwondo?
Taekwondo is a form of empty hand martial arts combat that requires the athlete to use all parts of the body in competition. Taekwondo is a self defense discipline; the name is derived from the Korean words "tae", meaning kick, "kwon", a punch or other blow with the hand or fist, and "do", which is a way or method of operation. Among the general public, taekwondo is distinguished from other martial arts by its high speed, sweeping kicks and emphatic punches. As with judo, taekwondo was developed as a sport that is also representative of a moral code, where principles of loyalty, faithfulness, respect and the preservation of an indomitable spirit form a significant part of taekwondo training.
1 Respect
2 Self-Discipline
3 Focus
4 Confidence
5 Safety
6 Leadership
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PRINCIPLES OF JK TAEKWONDO
MEET OUR STAFF
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World Taekwondo 5th Dan Black Belt
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Multi Times Canadian National Championships Poomsae Champions
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World Police Taekwondo Championship Silver Medallist
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US Open Poomsae Champion
Chief Instructor
Ashley McMillan
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World Taekwondo 4th Dan Black Belt
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Multi Times Canadian National Championships Poomsae Champion
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World Taekwondo Poomsae
Championship 3rd place
Kayla Chow
Chief Instructor