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kicking techniques. The word
Taekwondo can be
translated as
tae ("strike with foot"),
kwon ("strike with hand"), and
do ("the art or way"). In addition...
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Taekwondo made its
first appearance at the
Olympics as a
demonstration sport at the 1988
Summer Olympics in Seoul,
South Korea. The
opening ceremony featured...
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World Taekwondo (WT;
called the
World Taekwondo Federation until June 2017) is an
international federation governing the
sport of
taekwondo and is a member...
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Tae Kwon Do Times is a
magazine devoted to the
martial art of
taekwondo, and is
published in the
United States of America.
While the
title suggests that...
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transition to
taekwondo. The
techniques of what is
commonly known as Tang Soo
Do combine elements of Shōtōkan, Subak, Taekkyon, and Kung Fu. "Tang Soo
Do" (당수도)...
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founded his own organisation, the
Universal Tae Kwon Do Federation,
around 1980. He
continued teaching taekwondo until his
death in 1996. J. C. Kim was born...
- Taekwon-
Do". Nam
Tae-hi (Chung
Do Kwan → ITF) – was a
pioneering South Korean master of
taekwondo and is
known as the "Father of
Vietnamese Taekwondo". With...
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Retrieved on 19
February 2010. "American
Taekwondo ****ociation |
Martial Arts, Karate,
Tae Kwon do,
Tae-
Kwon-
Do".
Archived from the
original on 6 October...
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Action Tae Kwon Do is a 1972 Hong Kong–Korean film. The film is also
known by its
Chinese title Zhan Bei Guo (traditional Chinese: 戰北國;
simplified Chinese:...
- The
front kick
described is the
typical basic front kick of
karate or
taekwondo. But the
front kick can also be
defined more
broadly as a
straight forward...
