FUN FACT FRIDAY!!!

Did you know that the Quartz crystal in your watch vibrates 32,768 times a second.

(*Now that's fast!*)

Did you accomplish your goal?

Its Monday again! Goal Accomplishment Day! Tell everyone how you did this week. Have you memorized the tenents? How about the Oath? Think you are ready to test? We'll find out!

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Friday Fun Post

Today is Fun Post Day, but I just wanted to remind all you to always remember the tenents of Tae Kwon Do & The Member's Oath and how they relate to everyday life.
 
Ok, fun post time...

2 Facts about Owls -

• Owls are one of the only birds that can see the color Blue.
• Antarctica is the only continent in the world with no Owls.

GOAL FOR THE WEEK -

Martial arts is not just about the physical conditioning, it has a mental component too. This week we focus on the mental aspect. Martial arts is not about fighting, it's about the journey of improvement.

For those on the testing list, work on your oral questions and the children's home rules. For the rest, work on the tenents of Tae Kwon Do and the members oath and how they relate to everyday life.

Today is the day

Today is Monday. What does that mean? Means you should be ready to boast about accomplishing your goal for this last week! Tell us, boast it, post it.... Were you able to work in some techniques into your schedule? Are you able to move seamlessly between one form to another?

Fun Friday Trivia

What is the name of the Korean art of striking vital points?

Keupso Chirigi - The art of Keupso Chirigi is taught in most of the Korean martial arts. It is called Kyushu jutsu in Japanese. Focuses on the deadly points on the body that weaken the body. Usually only taught to high level black belts.

Who is considered the 'Father of American Taekwondo' and is believed to be the first Korean master to teach the art in the United States?

Jhoon Rhee. Master Rhee is credited with being the' father of American Taekwondo' and is also thought to be the first Korean master to bring that art to the United States in the 1950's, not long after it was founded by General Choi. Rhee originally trained in Tang Soo do.

Sorry for the late post everyone

Did everyone accomplish this last week's goal? The goal was to set a time every day to practice and warm-up. Tell us how you did getting a schedule set?