What is taekwondo?

Taekwondo is not just a martial art, it is a lifestyle characterized by
discipline, physical strength and self improvement. The origins of Taekwondo can be traced back several centuries to Korea, where it was developed as a form of self-defense and military training.

The history behind Taekwondo is rich and full of traditions.During Korea's times of war and occupation, the need for effective self-defense methods was critical.

It was during this time that Korean martial artists and the military began to develop techniques that focused on speed, precision and power.
The modern form of Taekwondo began to take shape during the 1940s and 1950s.

After the Korean War and the division of the country, different schools and styles of the martial arts began to be integrated and standardized under a common name: Taekwondo.

It was not only self-defense that was the basis of Taekwondo, but also philosophical and moral principles. Central values ​​such as self-control, respect for others and inner peace were integrated into the training and became as important as the physical techniques.

Today, Taekwondo is one of the world's most popular martial arts and an Olympian
sports. It has spread all over the world and attracts practitioners of all ages and backgrounds
all different social strata. With its focus on both physical and mental strength continues
Taekwondo to inspire and enlighten people's lives worldwide.