This is one of the first questions we are asked by new students, "How do I tie this belt?!" Well, here's an easy tutorial that will help with that. It may seem a little confusing at first, but just keep practicing!
Since Tae Kwon Do is a Korean martial art, we respect that by using Korean terminology in several things we do. Counting is one of them. Watch this video to learn to count to 10 in Korean. Have fun with it!
Congratulations on starting your path to Black Belt! One of the first things you will learn is to tie your belt properly. Watch this short video and see how easy it is to tie your belt.
In addition to counting to 10 in Korean, we have several other words we use with Korean courtesies and Tae Kwon Do protocols we use. Watch this video to see a few that you need to know as a new student.
Get a "grip" on your punching technique from the beginning with this short video by Instructor Kennedy on how to execute a proper traditional reverse punch.
The low block is the first blocking technique in our Hand Blocking Drill. Though basic, this block represents a challenge for many beginners as they learn a variety of concepts such as hand and body rotation and keeping a soft elbow.
The inside block is the second block in our blocking drill. Watch as many times as necessary to gain confidence on the technique.
The inside block is the third block in our blocking drill. When executed properly, this block will defend against a punch or kick coming from the outside of the body.