跆拳道taekwondo_英文_ppt.ppt

What are they doing? Yes, they are training taekwondo~ What is taekwondo? Taekwondo, as is literally translated from Korean to English, means the art of kicking and punching. It is both a martial art and sport which, without the use of weapons, teaches the practitioner techniques using the hands and feet for any defensive situation, regardless of age or sex.. What is the difference between taekwondo and other martial art? There are some similarities between taekwondo and other martial arts, such as karate and judo, but there are several important differences. For example, taekwondo uses quick, straight-line moves, like those which can also be found in Japanese martial arts, but taekwondo also uses flowing circular moves like the type of moves found in Chinese martial arts. What is the difference between taekwondo and other martial art? The main difference between taekwondo and other martial arts is the powerful kicking technique which taekwondo uses, and which gives taekwondo its name. In Korean, tae means “to kick,” kwon means “to strike with the hand,” and do means “art.” Therefore, taekwondo can be translated as “the art of kicking and punching.” The history of taekwondo Tae Kyon, the earliest form of Taekwondo, was developed in Korea over 20 centuries ago. Tae Kyon became known as Subak during the Koryo dynasty (935-1392) and as Taekwondo in 1957. Over the years, Taekwondo incorporated the linear movements of Japanese Karate styles with the circular movements of Chinese Kung fu styles to produce a balance of beauty and power. With the addition of Taekwondos unique kicking techniques, it is a complete, effective system of unarmed combat and personal improvement . Etiquette In fact, except to skill, taekwondo learners also have to learn etiquette. It’s an important thing for taekwondo learner. They have to have a good manners. The five tenets of taekwondo Respect （尊重） Humility （谦卑） Perseverance （毅力） Self-Control（自控） Honesty （诚实） Belt Level White : 10 lev