tae kwon do is a hobbie and if you say it's not your dumb by: an anonymous dumb and stupid unknown human:))
A Taekwondo training studio is known as a 'Dojang'
Can't say that it is; someone may have some philosophical reasons, but there is no direct link that I can think of.
To say 'I practice sports' in Spanish, you would say ' Hago deporte'
Of course, most instructors will say you compete against yourself every time you practice ...There are local and regional TaeKwonDo tournaments all the time. You can sign up to compete in forms, board breaking, and sparring if you wish.So, go to a tournament and sign up...
The art of Tae Kwon Do is probably very original from Korea and could be as old as Korea itself! I would say the closest martial art would be Hap Ki Do, which is also from Korea, and also as old as the first one. Even though these two martial arts are very different, the do share some of the basic moves, such as certain kicks and punches. I'm no historian, but did have the privilege of practicing both sports. Hap Ki Do as a small kid, and Tae Kwon Do as a teen. In my opinion, Hap Ki Do is focused more on the self defense side, and Tae Kwon Do is more on the aggressive side. I would even compare Hap Ki Do to Judo and Tae Kwon Do to Karate if I had to make an analogy.
ok well from my experience, (as a tae kwon do black belt ) Id say that some advantages of tae kwon do is that after time you get disciplined, your muscles get toned (uper body and lower body of course), speed in the kicks, you can loose weight, its very good if you have stress problems.It also can help to get self estem and have confidence in your self. You learn combat, but it can only be used in the doyang. I recomend it because its an excellent excercise if you want to work your entire body, it reduces weight, and helps most of psicologic problems such as stress and depresion.
"When" in Spanish is "Cuando". It is pronounced "KWON-doe". Please see this site for confirmation of the translation: http://www.answers.com/library/Translations
tae kwon do 태 권 도 However, the Korean Martial Art is one word, three syllables with no separation: Taekwondo 태권도
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heureuse nouvelle année happy new year too u! from tae yeon kwon!
¿Puedo practicar español?