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RP JINS TO TRAIN, VIE IN KOREA
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THE Smart/Petron national tae kwon do team has stepped up its preparation for three big international events by undergoing exclusive training in Korean schools and participating in the Chuncheon Open championship from June 28 to July 14.
"We're dead set in making a good impression in the Olympic qualifying in London, the Asian selection in Vietnam and the 24th Southeast Asian Games in Thailand," says Philippine Tae Kwon Do Association president Robert N. Aventajado. "Our Korean traini...
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Analysis: Tae kwon do becomes an official Olympic sport beginning with the 2000 Olympics
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; ... past World Cup championship than Korea, so it's closing the gap very rapidly, especially in the Olympic Games. ROBERTS: The tae kwon do matches at the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games get under way September 27th. Mark Roberts, NPR News, Colorado Springs.
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Students test find strengths in tae kwon do
Tribune-Review/Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
; When 5-year-old Riley Currie first managed to split a quarter- inch piece of board in half, she got the proudest look on her face. The quiet little girl from Laughlintown previously had taken dance and gymnastic classes, but neither of those activities quite matched the derring-do of the tae kwon
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Get your kicks! Be in the know about Tae Kwon Do.(practicing maritial arts)
New Moon
; Ki-hap! I shout, as I punch and kick my way around the mat. I'm in Tae Kwon Do, and I love all the action! I've always loved sports and being active. My dad practices Tae Kwon Do, and I always thought the kicking, fighting, and breaking boards looked exciting. When I told him that I wanted to join
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Arlington Hts. to host tae kwon do tourney.(News)
Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL)
; Byline: Jon Davis Daily Herald Staff Writer East Asian martial arts have long fascinated American audiences in film, on television and, soon, in Arlington Heights. The 2001 Invitational Tae Kwon Do Championship, showcasing the moves of several hundred Midwestern practitioners of the Korean
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TALK ABOUT WHAT TYLER CAN DO TAE KWON DO'S POPULARITY IS SOARING
The Boston Globe
; Eight-year-old Tyler Foster is a big fan of martial arts expert Bruce Lee. But not because of Lee's flashy high kicks or the way he slices through wood with his hand. "I like how he protects people from bad guys," the Framingham resident said on his way into a tae kwon do class recently. "I want to
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The Knack: How To Do Tae Kwon Do, By Dorian Bytom, Black Belt 4th Dan
The Independent - London
; THE TAE kwon do enthusiast Heidi Rogan is a dead ringer for Buffy the Vampire Slayer (above). She also saw off five louts in Co Durham recently, and is a very brave girl. Tae kwon do is a form of self- defence and can give you the confidence to defend yourself in a difficult situation. It is a
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Noblitt gets a kick out of helping teach Macon Resources clients tae kwon do.
Herald & Review (Decatur, IL)
; ... bfallstrom@herald-review.com or421-7981. Copyright (c) 2006, Herald & Review, Decatur, Ill. Distributed by McClatchy-Tribune Business News. For reprints, email tmsreprints@permissionsgroup.com, call 800-374-7985 or 847-635-6550, send a fax to 847-635-6968, or write ...
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Hermon teen excels on world stage Higgins passes on lessons of tae kwon do to other children, adults
Bangor Daily News Bangor, ME
; HERMON - If you were given $1 million to start a business, what market would you enter? Almost five years ago, a bold Hermon middle school teacher assigned young Nickolette Higgins that exact task, complete with a business plan and building design. Without a moment's hesitation, Higgins began
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Tae kwon do bondschildren of soldiersgone to war
Honolulu Star - Bulletin
; CINDY ELLEN RUSSELL / Willie Joe Landestoy, 10, delivered a kick to his opponent, Kordael Dixon, 9, Saturday during the Tropic Lightning Tae Kwon Do Open, held at the Honolulu Airport Hotel. Landestoy and his brother, William, both study the martial art at Tropic Lightning Tae Kwon Do School at
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Alexis leadership brings Tae Kwon Do to reserve
Alberta Sweetgrass
; The goal for Rex Johnson, a black belt in the sport of Tae Kwon Do, is to teach life skills and self-defense to youth in a way that is fun. Johnson set up a Tae Kwon Do program at Alexis First Nation in June. It runs Tuesday and Thursday nights at the community hall on the reserve. A children's
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