Kang Tae Kwon DO & Hapkido

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TAE KWON DO
The art of Tae Kwon Do develops posture, graceful movement, excellent coordination and attention to detail. But Tae Kwon Do also offer students valuable self-defense and safety skills. Students are encouraged to live by the tenets of Tae Kwon Do, which include courtesy, integrity, self-control, and indomitable spirit.

Described as a "deadly dance" by Grand Master Ik Jo Kang, based on three important principles: the principle of the circle, by which all movements are round (the Hapkido fighter moves as if inside a ball); the principal of the river, which has enormous strength but cannot be held; and the principle of influence, representing the lightning-fast but subtle movements of Hapkido.