Now at this time you can start to understand why the Taekwondo Uniform needs to be comfortable and have enough room to perform this kind of motions and most importantly the ones we are about to mention that imply the use of the legs.
Today we are going to talk about tuls and why any practitioner that decides to wear a Taekwondo Uniform should and must know them.
One of the interesting parts about the Dobok or traditional Taekwondo Uniform is that it can be either white or black
As you can see, the minute you wear your taekwondo uniform, you become a defensive machine as well as an offensive player either in real life combat as well as competition.
No, those who decided to wear a Taekwondo uniform made it with the idea of becoming masters of a new martial art.
One of the interesting things about Taekwondo is the fact that contrary to other martial arts, this one was not born as it is, nor was it born nor created by an ancient spirit and passed from generation to generation like its predecessors’ karate and kung fu. No, curiously Taekwondo is a very recent martial …
The Taekwondo uniform that is worn for both training and competition, and it is that which you put on over the uniform that makes the difference
The minute you wear your Taekwondo uniform you become the recipient of knowledge that has been passed from masters to students for millennia and this means you are part of a select group and thus you need to act and conduct yourself accordingly
Participants do not only wear the traditional sparring Taekwondo uniform but also they are required to wear body and head protection.
When Taekwondo began between the 1940s and the 1950s, nobody thought it could become an Olympic sport.
