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Self-Regulation and Staying in Control for Taekwondo

Martial arts like taekwondo are famous for not only developing skills but for mental strength too. Being able to control your emotions, get out and practice for that big grading or competition and override negative impulses are all part of training. Here we take a closer look at the art of self-regulation and why it…

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How Centring Can Improve Adults Taekwondo Performance

Whether it’s a regular Taekwondo training session or a grading, you will sometimes find yourself distracted. You might be worried about something at home or work, be anxious about your performance or simply find an outside distraction, such as the watching crowd, interfering with your concentration. Focus is important in Taekwondo. But how do you…

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How your subconscious mind can help your martial art training

This is something that more experienced students of martial arts will already understand. The idea of your subconscious helping you isn’t anything new; subconscious decisions are something we make each and every day. As a quick example, think about fight or flight. Recall the last time you felt the urge to argue or to turn…

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In a Slump? Renew Your Spark with Traditional Taekwondo

However much you love your job, eventually the daily routine begins to wear you down. You feel restless, life has become ‘samey’…..work all week and the same diversions every weekend.  You’re in a slump! It’s not about finding a new career path, it’s more about injecting something fresh and different, something you look forward to,…

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Taekwondo in Your 30’s

Taekwondo for Adults – 3 Reasons to Start In Your 30’s When people conjure up images of martial arts Brisbane classes, they may default to kids learning karate after school, or super-fit professional looking fighter types attempting to recreate movie fight scenes. However, Taekwondo for adults falls outside either of those two stereotypes, it presents…