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Ohio University |
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TaeKwonDo Club |
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TaeKwonDo translates loosely into English as the "way of hand and foot". The Ohio University TaeKwonDo club strives to guide women and men to better flexibility, speed, strength, and self-control both physically and mentally. A typical class session starts with extensive stretching of both the lower and upper body
and moves into a vigorous
cardiovascular routine. Kicking and punching skills are then sharpened through
the use of line drills that can incorporate targets. Free sparring (kyorugi) is taught to judge distance and timing. Self-defense (hoshinsul)
is taught to increase body awareness, awareness of others, and effective techiques when your attacker is close. Forms (hyung, poomsae, or tul) are patterns practiced to develop better self-control and correct technique.
For more information please see our page on TaeKwonDo Class Philosophy. |
| Class Schedule | |
| Class meets in The Ping Center
217A the combative arts studio. Beginners are
ALWAYS welcome at any point of the year.
Come by any
Tuesday or Thursday. Every night is bring
a friend night! Below is are our current hours: | |
| Tuesday | 5:00pm - 7:00pm |
| Thursday | 5:00pm - 7:00pm |
| Saturday | 6:00pm - 8:00pm |
| Sunday | 6:00pm - 8:00pm |
| TKD times are posted outside the door to Ping 217A. | |
Please complete the assumption of risk and emergency card and bring them to your first class. Anyone that participates in a club sport is required to complete these forms yearly.
Ohio University Club Sports Assumption of Risk/Emergency Card
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