TAE KWON DO DOCTRINE


  1. RESPECT AND COURTESY: The utmost respect must be given to ones Country, Flag, Parents and Tae Kwon Do Instructor. Courtesy and respect should be extended to all fellow humans and particularly to those of older age. It is mandatory that students are courteous and respectful of each other, particularly those of higher-ranking belts.
  1. MODESTY: Tae Kwon Do Students are expected to be humble about their accomplishments. Bullies and Braggarts have no place in Tae Kwon Do. One should have a quiet feeling of pride in his achievements but need not feel compelled to advertise this accomplishment.

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  2. SELF-CONTROL: One should never lose his or her temper One's skills are seriously diminished if controls over emotions are lost. Moreover one should never use Tae Keen Do except in self-defense. .

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  3. PERSERVERANCE: It is normal to become discouraged occasionally, particularly when pursuing an activity sufficiently challenging to be worthwhile. However one should persevere until mastery is accomplished never quit never give up.

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  4. INDOMITABLE SPIRIT: This is an expansion of all the other points in the Tae Kwon Do doctrine. . A Tae Kwon Do practitioner should use their skills and education to fight injustice. One should strive to overcome personal Weakness in all areas of life and be a credit always to yourself and your sport.
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