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Tae Kwon Do Basics, Techniques and Forms: The Indomitable Martial Art of Korea (Paperback) by Dong Keun Park, Allan Schein
Review: "Grandmaster Dong Keun Park is one of the great champions from the early days . . . his knowledge, contributions and dedication to tae kwon do are impeccable. This book is a modern presentation of the highest quality. It presents tae kwon do in the true spirit of our treasured art and sport." Dr. Chungwon Choue, president, World Tae Kwon Do Federation "Park is the best model for anyone who wants to be a true martial artist. [T]his book is the culmination of [his] philosophy in the martial art and the way of wisdom . . . simply invaluable to any martial art instructors and students." Great Grandmaster Chong Woo Lee

Book Description: Straight from a martial arts grandmaster, this manual on tae kwon do gives comprehensive physical and mental guidance for belt levels from white through black. Detailed color photographs reveal the intricacies of each position, offering coverage of essential hand and foot techniques, blocks, and strikes. For competitors, there are complete listings of both Olympic rules and World Tae Kwon Do Federation sparring guidlines. In addition to the practical aspects, the book delves into the philosophy and history of tae kwon do, giving a closer look at the "art" of this martial art. By instilling discipline in students and providing inspiration for instructors, this definitive guide makes a fitting companion for practitioners of all levels.

Taekwondo Kyorugi : Olympic Style Sparring; by Pu Gill Gwon This is a very good manual for drills, attacks and counters for the beginner and also the advanced student. For an instructor, the book is invaluable. Jam-packed with drills of all sorts, sparring classes will never be dull again. WTF combat is a very physically and mentally exploratory art form. This book was written by three exceptional authors; Olympic, four times world champion, Kuk Hyun Chung; WTF Deputy General Secretary Kyung Myung Lee; and renowned martial arts author Sang H. Kim. It's a case of "everything you've ever wanted to know about WTF sport combat but were afraid to ask." The book looks at everything from the history and development through to the fitness and technicality, and even how best to organize a training routine.

Taegeuk: The New Forms of Tae Kwon Do; by Kuk Hyun Chung, Kyung Myung Lee & Sang H. Kim Any student of Tae Kwon Do who wishes to learn the "new" style forms must have this book. Hundreds of pictures along with carefully written text describe each and every step of all the Taegeuk forms from white belt thru 3rd degree black belt. Large clear photos set this book apart.

Taekwondo Techiniques & Tactics (Martial Arts Series); by Yeon Hwan Park, Thomas D. Seabourne Taekwondo Techniques and Tactics teaches all the important skills, explaining and showing how to perform each block, strike, kick, and combination. "A wonderful resource for both the novice and the expert."--Robert K. Fujimura, executive director, United States Taekwondo Union. 120 illustrations. This book is based on mostly training for competition, and some for self-defense. It shows one form(tae geuk 1) but that wasn't the intended purpose of it. It shows falling and rolling, stances, arm strikes, kicks, blocks, and even things like stepping. It also has good sections on conditioning and competition. The conditioning section has plyometric training, various ab workouts, kick and hand strike resistance training, and a very good sectiong on mental toughness(various imagery, meditation, and focused breathing exercises).

Taegeuk: The New Forms of Tae Kwon Do; by Yeon Hee Park, Yeon Hwan Park (Contributor), Jon Gerrard Here is a complete, authoritative guide to taekwon do, the ancient Korean fighting art that now boasts more than 18 million practitioners worldwide. This invaluable learning and teaching resource contains all the essential information needed to master every aspect of the TKD experience, from warming-up exercises to actual competition. Over 750 black-and-white photographs. Explains, with photographs and descriptins, the basics of warm-ups, stretches, punches, kicks, etc. Has a very good section on the Taeguk forms. Look for sections on sparring and bits of self-defense techniques. The sessential chapter called "The Philosophy of TaeKwonDo" should be moved to the front of the book. There are also a couple of fantastic sections relating to Korean terminology. This is one of the better reference books on WTF TaeKwonDo, with tons of pictures.

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Jhoon Rhee, et al / Paperback / Published 1989
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