Traditional martial arts

Introducing the new Dojo student blog. Articles written by members of the Dojo themselves. An excerpt from the first article: My Rookie Year of Karate. “The idea of learning karate came to me in December while I was on a trip to southern California visiting family. My teenage niece was training karate regularly at a traditional martial arts dojo in the Shito-ryu tradition. She took me to her dojo for the first time and I watched through a glass window while she walked on to the floor…

Bujutsu joran 武術上覧 (The Shogun Views a Demonstration of Martial Arts) / Chiyoda no on-omote 千代田之御表 (The Central Office at Chiyoda). Central panel. Source: britishmuseum.org

Taekwondo is a martial art that originated in Korea. The name Taekwondo is made up of three parts: “Tae”, meaning “foot,” “Kwon”, meaning “fist,” and “Do”, meaning “way” or “discipline.” Taekwondo has its roots in the traditional Korean martial arts of Tae Kyon and subak, as well as influences from karate and Chinese martial arts. It began to develop into a distinct martial art in the 1940s and 1950s, with the formation of the Korean Taekwondo Association in 1959.

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