Fortunately, the history of Taekwondo is more easily traced than many other forms of martial arts. Since it is a newer and more recent martial art, the origins are fairly well documented and allow for thorough study of its origins and history. Taekwondo is primarily a Korean martial art, having been created during the early [...]
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The History of Taekwondo
January 24th, 2010 
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January 19th, 2010 Admin Tang Soo Do is a much older form of martial arts, having its roots deep in Korea as the traditional martial art form for the country. Therefore, it’s lineage and creation is not as easily traceable as one of the more well known and recent forms of martial arts. Some say that the “founder” of [...]
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