Sunday, June 17, 2012

The Korean fighter's guide to tae kwon do and other martial arts

by Max Kim

When it comes to tae kwon do and other traditional martial arts, thousands of people tend to fly around the world for the best training and competitions. 

Some 20,000 visitors will be attending the American Taekwondo Association's 22nd annual World Championship conference in Arizona next week, while 2,000 athletes from 30 countries will be flying in to Korea for the World Taekwondo Culture Expo in the North Jeolla province in July. 

The most spectacular tournaments will surely be at the London Olympics this August, for which Koreans have set the bar unnecessarily high for themselves by comparing failing to win gold medals in the sport as tantamount to treason. 

For the best way to learn about the culture of honorable fighting, it's best to head to the motherland. Here's where to train and defend yourself like a true Korean martial arts guru.

Tae kwon do's just the beginning. 

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