Taekwondo is a subjective belief

    Taekwondo is a way to express the instinctive consciousness of human survival through powerful body movements. At the same time, it requires people to concretize their spiritual desires, so it is also a noble competitive sport.

    All movements in Taekwondo are based on one's own defensive instinct, and then gradually turn it into a subjective belief, developing from passive defensive movements to active offensive forms, and finally, reaching the stage of absolutely automated behavior.

    In Taekwondo, the first thing a practitioner has to defeat is not his opponent, but himself. Because there is a difference between boldness and timidity in human character, and diligence and laziness in temperament. Regardless of the former or the latter, they must overcome the pain, fatigue, and even the pain of injuries caused to their bodies during training. Only with a tenacious and persevering spirit can it be possible to continuously overcome one's own weaknesses and reach new realms.

    In the competition with opponents, the offense and defense in Taekwondo tactics, the heavyness and lightness of force applied, the activeness and passivity of form changes, etc., all contain contradictory opposition and unity. In dealing with these ever-changing competitive conflicts, experience is certainly important, but rational thinking and quick responses can turn passivity into initiative. This is also the philosophy that Taekwondo focuses on to achieve a flawless state of mind, that is, you need to have yourself in your heart and forget about yourself and not have yourself.