Value of character in Taekwondo training
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In the East Asian cultural tradition, martial art was developed as an educational system to achieve both the completion of personality and robust body. In fact, the martial art training was the process to understand human and nature by means of human body. Therefore it is necessary to understand the body structure and function while the martial art training is deepened. Since various physiological functions are occurred during the martial art training, these physiological functions can be acted as the guideline to regulate the intensity and the level of martial art training. These knowledge of physiological functions during the martial art training, could be called as a martial philosophy which is based on various martial art techniques with physiological changes. From this point of view, the martial art training including Taekwondo is the understanding of human and nature, also overcome the difficulties of life by the martial art techniques. In this paper, a few basic concepts of martial philosophy were dealt to enhance the Taekwondo training: namely three layer of human structure, the inner anatomy train and four categories of practical Taekwondo training.
Abstract
In the East Asian cultural tradition, martial art was developed as an educational system to achieve both the completion of personality and robust body. In fact, the martial art training was the process to understand human and nature by means of human body. Therefore it is necessary to understand the body structure and function while the martial art training is deepened. Since various physiological functions are occurred during the martial art training, these physiological functions can be acted as the guideline to regulate the intensity and the level of martial art training. These knowledge of physiological functions during the martial art training, could be called as a martial philosophy which is based on various martial art techniques with physiological changes. From this point of view, the martial art training including Taekwondo is the understanding of human and nature, also overcome the difficulties of life by the martial art techniques. In this paper, a few basic concepts of martial philosophy were dealt to enhance the Taekwondo training: namely three layer of human structure, the inner anatomy train and four categories of practical Taekwondo training.
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