Tae Kwon Do

I have done several martial arts before and hands down Tae Kwan Do is the best of all of them. I started mainly because of my obsession with the martial arts films such as crouching tiger. Other reasons were because I really needed to get fit and that a couple of my friends were doing it also. But mainly, I wanted to move like a ninja. I started when I was 15 and as far as things go it was a good age to start. Although I always thought Kung Fu was far more interesting with the emphasis on Chi and inner strength being a very intriguing aspect for someone involved with such Western Values. Tae Kwan Do is a very quick and there is a lot of ...  Read the complete review

Taekwon do is a Korean maritial art, Taekwon do means the art of hand and foot. I had never heard of Taekwon do until a year ago when I got a leaflet home from the school, so myself and my husband decided to let our kids join. The costs The first night they went it was free, then after that it cost £4 each per class, you can get a family price, my husband and two kids pay £8.00. You dont need to buy a uniform for about 6 weeks, this is to make sure you like it. The uniform costs £30, the gradings also cost £30 and the licence costs £35 which lasts for 1 year, although this sounds pretty expensive it is well worth it. Reasons for ...  Read the complete review

Tae kwon do for beginners I was graded on my first belt in tae kwon a few weeks ago and I thought that it would be useful if I wrote a review for all the people who think ? Ive always wanted to do some kind of martial art, but never get round to it?. I chose to do tae kwon do because it is one of the more common martial arts and therefore more accessible to most people. It is also not quite as commercial as karate and judo, which you hear about all the time, that is also one of the reasons I chose tkd because it is a little bit different to the two of these. If you are totally new to martial arts I shall tell you the basics of these 3 most popular ...  Read the complete review