Taekwondo is a modern Korean martial art. Everyone needs to learn this in modern life, As a taekwondo coach I think everyone can learn it in real life. So I want to share my real-life experience with everyone.
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Imagine this: you walk into a dojang (training hall), the air buzzing with focused energy. You see others, adults like yourself, moving with power and grace. A spark ignites within you – a desire to be part of something bigger, to challenge yourself, and to discover hidden strengths. But maybe a whisper of doubt creeps […]
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Ehatasamul Alom here, a 3rd Dan Taekwondo black belt, national and international competitor, coach, and referee. For decades, I’ve witnessed the transformative power of this martial art. While the dynamic kicks and powerful strikes capture the imagination, Taekwondo’s true essence lies far deeper. It’s a journey of self-discovery, a path to inner strength, and a
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The explosive kicks and graceful movements of Taekwondo might make it seem like a purely aesthetic martial art. But beneath the dynamic surface lies a powerful fitness tool capable of transforming your body and mind. As Ehatasamul Alom, a seasoned 3rd Dan black belt, national and international competitor, coach, and referee, I’m here to tell
The World Taekwondo organization has established specific guidelines and standards to ensure that matches are fair and competitive. For Taekwondo practitioners looking to compete in Kyorugi (sparring) competitions, it is important to understand the rules and regulations set by the World Taekwondo (WT). Knowing these rules is crucial for success in the sport. Let’s go
Greetings! I’m Ehatasamul Alom, a 3rd Dan black belt with a lifetime dedicated to Taekwondo. I’ve donned many hats in this dynamic martial art – national and international competitor, coach, referee, and most importantly, a passionate advocate for its potential to empower young minds and bodies. Today, I want to share my experience and equip
Are you interested in competing in Taekwondo poomsae competitions? It’s crucial to be familiar with the rules and regulations established by the World Taekwondo organization. Adhering to these guidelines will help ensure a level playing field and competitive experience in this ancient martial art. Let’s delve into the essential rules and regulations set by WT
I still remember the nerves before my first time officiating—sweaty palms, sharp eyes, and the pressure to get every call right. That’s when I truly realized how important Taekwondo referee rules are—not just for fairness, but for safety and flow. After years on the mat as both athlete and referee, I’ve learned the rules inside
As a Taekwondo practitioner with extensive experience as a national and international player, coach, referee, and holder of a third Dan black belt. my journey in Taekwondo has been filled with valuable lessons and transformative experiences. Reflecting on my years of dedicated practice and continuous learning. I have identified seven essential lessons that have shaped
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In a world where physical fitness is increasingly prioritized, individuals are constantly seeking effective ways to enhance their health and well-being. For those looking for a holistic approach to fitness that transcends mere physical exercise, Taekwondo offers a unique and rewarding journey. As someone deeply immersed in the world of Taekwondo, with extensive experience as
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Taekwondo forms were the first thing that made me feel like I was dancing with purpose—each step sharp, every move meaningful. I still remember my first time nailing a poomsae pattern without freezing up halfway through. With years of practice (and a few missteps), I’ve learned how these forms build rhythm, focus, and confidence from
