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The Master
Kwon Grand Master

The Five Tenets of Tae Kwon Do
	Courtesy
	Integrity
	Perseverance
	Self-control
	Indomitable spirit

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"Way of the Foot and Hand"
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Tae Kwon Do is a true martial art with its roots in ancient Korea. Translated from Korean, Tae Kwon Do means "foot hand way". Its beginnings date back at least to 540 AD to the Hwarang-Do warrior society charged with protecting their country. In fighting, the members of the Hwarang-Do inspired their followers' confidence by punching barehanded through their opponents' wooden armor. They could spin-kick with such height and power that their feet were like swords. But Hwarang-Do was more: members pledged to live an ethical life that recognized the importance of loyalty to country, parents, and the brotherhood of man, and to promote the cause of justice. This is reflected in the modern tenets (shown above) and student's oath.

The Five Tenets of Tae Kwon Do