Tournament
USA National Championship Tournaments are an opportunity for students to challenge themselves and to demonstrate their understanding, skill, and ability through their form and movement. Participation helps build will-power, determination, focus, and concentration. Also, tournaments are an excellent way to discover how quickly your skills can develop in Traditional Moo Doe training.
Participants select a form or sequence of movements, then dedicate concentrated effort towards developing their skill in that area. Higher-level Instructors often invest extra time and effort in guiding the student to a deeper understanding of the form, movement, or technique. Once an individual has practiced a form for an extended period of time, the benefits that the form has to offer will become much more apparent.
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| Opening Ceremonies of the 1995 National Tournament. |
A child student demonstrating his movement for the judges. |
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| A junior's Tae Kwon Doe event at the Tournament. |
Team self-defense winners. |
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| Participants in the 1996 National Tournament. |
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| An instructor demonstrates Ta Su for the judges. |
Tai Su, a form of Tai Chi, as demonstrated by Instructors. |
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| Students demonstrate Un Yung sparring with Kom Do Chaes. |
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