100 words essay on Taekwondo

1. A 100-word essay on Taekwondo etiquette

Strictly abide by etiquette and learn to salute. Salute in Taekwondo expresses respect, courtesy, friendliness, humility and gratitude, and is an external expression of inner thoughts. The salute requirements of Taekwondo are: face the opponent, stand side by side, stand upright, place your arms naturally on both sides of the body, lean your upper body forward at 15 degrees, and lean your head forward at 45 degrees. After looking at the ground for a moment, return to an upright posture and salute. complete.

Every Taekwondo practitioner must wear a white, clean Taekwondo uniform before entering the training hall, fasten the Taekwondo belt as required, and enter the training venue barefoot or wearing Taekwondo shoes. "Start with etiquette and end with etiquette" is the central idea of ??Taekwondo practitioners' spirit. When entering the dojo, you must first bow to the national flag and the coach to show your love for the motherland, respect for the national flag and respect for the coach; you should also bow to your teammates when you see them to show friendship. During training sessions, the gi uniforms should be kept clean and tidy at all times. Every time you need to arrange your clothes, you should bow to the coach first, then turn your back to the national flag, coach and teammates to arrange the clothes. When finishing, turn around and bow to the coach to express your gratitude. The purpose of "Sorry" is to require practice to develop clean and tidy habits; if there is a lack of momentum, lack of concentration, insufficient movements, or failure to go all out during training, you should salute immediately after the coach signals to express your apology. The purpose is to allow practitioners to concentrate during the training process, train hard, and reduce unnecessary injuries; teammates should help each other. In training that requires two people to cooperate, such as target training and simulated actual combat, the two people should Mutual salute is the beginning and mutual salute is the end. You must help your teammates to do every action seriously and responsibly and correct mistakes in time. When two people exchange foot targets or any training supplies, they need to use both hands to pick up and send them and bow at the same time. In this way It can cultivate team spirit and good feelings of mutual respect among teammates; during the training process, practitioners should practice strictly in accordance with the coach's requirements. When the coach speaks, the practitioner must stand astride or sit upright to watch the coach and listen carefully. Feel free to interrupt the coach's speech. If you want to ask a question, you must bow. Only ask permission after getting permission. When you get the answer, bow and say "thank you." Before the start of the game, you must first salute the coach and then the referee. At the beginning of each game, you are also required to salute the opponent to show respect; during the game, if the red team uses a foul to attack the green team, the referee will When a judgment is made against the green side, the green side must accept it and salute the referee to express apology; at the end of the game, the green side should salute the opponent again, salute and shake hands with the opponent's coach to express gratitude. Even if there is a misjudgment during the game, you must wait until the game is over and politely ask the referee questions and request 2. Why is there Taekwondo? Write a 300-word essay

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I am a little boy who looks relatively weak. I have a wide range of interests and hobbies: reading, painting, musical instruments, dancing, singing, martial arts, and playing chess. I am proficient in them all. Among them, my favorite is the martial arts - Taekwondo.

When I first took the first Taekwondo class, I was extremely scared, for fear that the coach would "eat" me. As soon as I arrived at the gym, I saw amiable faces and lively and lovely friends, and I felt a lot more relaxed. Later, Coach Ge gave me a pure white gi. After I put it on, I stood in front of the mirror, ha! The whole figure seems to have changed. He has so much temperament, cool yet elegant! "Temperance, cleanliness and tidiness" are the first impression that Taekwondo gave me. The first few classes were completely beyond my expectations. These classes only taught basic movements, which was a piece of cake for me. My ligaments were very good and my movements were very standard, so the coach often praised me, and I gradually fell in love with Taekwondo. I said to my mother: "Mom, I will definitely pass the highest level of Taekwondo - the 9th degree black belt! Become a member of the Kukkiwon in Korea like our curator!" I successfully passed the yellow belt test with my skillful movements. As the levels increased, I took competitive classes, and the moves I had to learn became more and more difficult. It is common to practice one movement hundreds of times in each competitive class.

After class, I am often so tired that I am sweating profusely, have back pain, and have a hoarse voice^ "Tired" is the second impression that Taekwondo leaves on me

Taekwondo, you have trained me. Perseverance, you are my good teacher and helpful friend. You accompany me to grow with the ups and downs. You and I have been in love for five years. Now that I have a red and black belt, I will work harder to realize this Taekwondo dream. My life is colorful because of your company. I love you, Taekwondo 3. The pride in my heart. A 100-word essay about Taekwondo

Me I have been practicing Taekwondo for half a year. I met 6 very good friends in the gym, and the coach also has a very good relationship with us. We have established what we now call the Taekwondo House, and the people in the gym We are very happy and relaxed together. We have no worries in the gym. Although we are very tired, we are also very happy.

The slogan of Taekwondo: respect the teacher, strive for self-improvement, fight tenaciously, and serve the motherland. We also regard the gym as our second home. Every time we enter the gym, we feel like we are home. It’s great! ! ! Now that some of our senior class members are about to go to high school, we don’t have time to go to the gym, and we feel very unhappy, but there is nothing we can do! I'm going to the gym during the holidays. The human touch in our gym is also very strong, as well as sex and fragrance! Haha... The five tastes are really complete in the gym. Isn't this gym beautiful?

Our coach made a very difficult choice for us. The coach gave up his own dreams for us and stayed with us forever, and we also said that we all wanted it. We practice Taekwondo forever, and the coach will be with us until the day we can no longer move. The coach sacrificed his dream for us, that is, gave up his life, and now he feels a little guilty about the coach. Sometimes we are not so obedient and a little naughty. We have made the coach angry. Occasionally we have violated Article 26 of the Taekwondo Terms. Sometimes the coach feels like iron cannot be transformed into steel. Thinking about it now, I feel sorry for the coach. We will say sorry to the coach when we go to the gym later, and we also want to say to the coach: "Coach, we will not let you down."

Practicing Taekwondo will make a person If you receive a lot of education, you will understand a lot of truths, and you will also be domesticated. Take me for example. I used to be a person who didn’t like to talk much. My friends didn’t know what I was thinking, and I wouldn’t tell anyone. Practicing Taekwondo now has changed me a lot. Friends around me say that I have changed. I say that I have been domesticated by Taekwondo. You will also learn a lot of etiquette in Taekwondo, as well as etiquette from other countries! Moreover, Taekwondo can stimulate people's motivation and vitality, just take our examination belt as an example! If we want to successfully pass the exam, we must work hard and be able to adapt to changes and soon. I am a blue belt now and will take the blue and red belt exams soon. I am so excited! My own goal is to have a 2nd degree black belt, and I will work hard towards that goal.

Taekwondo makes me really happy. I don’t have any worries when practicing Taekwondo. It’s so cool! 4. How to write a 150-word essay about learning Taekwondo for the first time

I will learn Taekwondo later.

As soon as the summer vacation came, I asked my mother to take me to learn Taekwondo immediately.

When I arrived at the place where I learned Taekwondo, my mother signed me up. The coach said that special training would come on Fridays and Saturdays, and you could only learn after passing the exam, so my mother and I went home disappointed.

Friday finally arrived, and my mother and I went to the Taekwondo gym again. As soon as we got there, the coach blew the whistle and told us to gather inside. The coach first told us that learning Taekwondo requires hardship and persistence. Then we started to teach us the basic movements of Taekwondo.

After class, I was so tired that I was sweating profusely, but I was still very happy. I think if I study Taekwondo hard, I will definitely be very good in the future. 5. The title of the essay "Learning Taekwondo"

I finally got through to my friend's phone. When the conversation was getting serious, she told me that she was going to learn aerobics, which reminded me of my wish - to learn dance. . In the past, during the summer vacation, in addition to learning the electronic keyboard, I also took supplementary classes. Because I love dancing and have participated in some theatrical performances, I think people who learn dance are very elegant.

Later, I inquired and found out that there was only a place to learn hip-hop dancing here. I wanted to go, so I told my father, but in the end I encountered opposition because my father thought that hip-hop dancers were too crazy and would not let me go. I was very unhappy inside because my father said that I could study whatever I wanted after the entrance examination, but now I was not allowed to go. Just when my father and I were angry, I heard a classmate say that she wanted to learn Taekwondo. I was quite unfamiliar with Taekwondo at the time. After hearing her introduction and what I usually learned about it on TV, I was moved and told my father. My father agreed to my wish. So I went with my classmates out of curiosity.

When I first saw the coach wearing a gi uniform, three words immediately came to my mind - temperament. The coach said that we were the first batch of people to learn Taekwondo and felt very proud. On the first day, the coach introduced us to the basic knowledge of Taekwondo and a few simple movements. The first movement I practiced was air kicking. I felt that Taekwondo was not as powerful as I thought. When the coach asked us to kick at the target, I was so happy. When I kicked out the first kick, only one feeling remained in my heart - it hurt and my toes were swollen. I wanted to give up at that time because I couldn't stand it. bitter. But when I see other team members enduring pain and practicing seriously, I feel that I am incompetent. Who is born to be able to do anything? Behind successful people, there are often many failures. As the saying goes: Failure It is the mother of success. Without failure, there would be no success. Before I came here, my father told me: To practice Taekwondo, you must be able to endure hardship. If you cannot endure hardship, you cannot practice Taekwondo well. At the end of the day's class, our teammates' toes were all swollen, and the coach told us that our way of playing was wrong. The coach corrected us one by one and asked us to train with the correct method. It really didn't hurt anymore.

One day when we were practicing, the coach asked us to try on the gi uniforms. I put on the gi uniforms, fastened the belts, looked in front of the mirror, and felt one word - handsome. When we continued to practice in our gi uniforms, we were already sweating profusely in less than ten minutes. We wouldn’t sweat so much even if we practiced for half an hour. Come to think of it, I used to wear short-sleeved shirts and sit in an air-conditioned room. It's uncomfortable, not to mention that I'm wearing a long-sleeved and thick gi, jumping around in this gym without air conditioning, it's weird not to sweat. Hey, is it so hard to learn something? There is a saying that goes well: Only by enduring hardship can one become a master.

I remember one time when we were practicing, the coach asked us to shout out. The coach said, "We who practice Taekwondo, no matter whether we are good or bad, we must show our temperament, and use our own voice to impress the opponent when we go on the court." "Intimidated." But I shouted in a low voice. The coach asked me to shout at the wall while he taught other teammates new moves. When he asked me to pass by, the new moves had been taught and my teammates were doing demonstrations. Then he asked me to do it. Surprisingly, I did it right. Just when I was feeling proud, the coach was training me again: "Have you yelled yet? If you don't want to learn, don't learn. No one forces you to learn!" In an instant, my tears were like broken pearls. Falling down, I feel aggrieved. But thinking about it afterwards, it's not the coach's fault. Who told me not to shout.

The summer vacation passed in a blink of an eye, and I have almost learned Taekwondo. Although I am not the best in the team, I think it is worth it, because during this period, I not only met a lot of People have also learned to endure hardship and how to behave. 6. Write an essay on Taekwondo

Speaking of Taekwondo, it is really a joy in my heart!

I just came back from training in the afternoon. Because the injury I suffered during the actual battle on Friday has not healed yet, so I am really happy that I did not play in the actual battle today! Otherwise, we will miss out... The midterm exam is next week, but under Coach Jin's "force", we still have to take the red belt exam. Because students below the red belt will soon be "kicked" out of Coach Jin's practical class. If we can't pass this time, we may no longer be able to train with Coach Jin. Wow~~~~I don’t want to be kicked out! The only way is to train hard...

I started studying at the Longyuan Gym in Jinyuan Shopping Center in November 2005. I remember that I just went to the mall with my mother and saw them wearing taekwondo for the first time. "I'm convinced," he yelled, and he was immediately attracted by the handsome flying legs and signed up without hesitation. At that time, I just thought the coach’s movements were so cool! I had only three motivations for learning Taekwondo:

1. To exercise.

2 Self-defense.

3 The moves are very cool

But now, I find that I have fallen deeply in love with this lovely sport! It's like a part of my life where I feel itchy after a few days without a fight. (Disclaimer: I have no violent tendencies!)

In the first class, the instructor asked us to make sounds when punching. At first, we felt awkward shouting out haha, so we always muttered in a low voice. However, after being punished with squats and push-ups several times, we were able to shout out naturally, and it felt very uncomfortable not to shout.

Only after actual combat did I realize that occurrence is particularly important for improving momentum, especially when the opponent is stronger than you. I heard that two little boys were playing a game. The thin boy was forced into a corner by the fat boy. There was no way out. This was the skinny boy's last stand. He suddenly shouted, which shocked the fat boy and weakened his momentum. In the end, the thin boy turned defeat into victory.

It is very happy to fight in actual combat, and many interesting things have happened.

A girl fights with a very strong boy. The girl is very timid, always retreating and not daring to attack. The boy is very gentlemanly and never takes the initiative to attack. When the coach saw that no one was playing, he decided to stop. Unexpectedly, as soon as she made the decision, the girl took advantage of the boy to relax his guard and kicked her hard... You can imagine the consequences for the boy... We all laughed like crazy that time...

Another time I was fighting a tall and strong boy. Because he was too tall, I accidentally kicked his elbow when I kicked him horizontally, which made my foot swollen. When Coach Jin saw that I was injured, he thought it was because he was not letting the girls go, so he scolded him without saying a word. I was secretly having fun on the sidelines, but the boy felt aggrieved. Actually, he was too. I was the one who kicked him. What does it have to do with him?

Looking back, how many of the three goals you set for training have been achieved?

1 Exercise?

This method is very effective. Since learning Taekwondo, I no longer get sick from colds, and my physique has become much stronger. At least my ability to resist blows has increased a lot.

2 Self-defense?

...With our current triangle cat skills... When we meet a bad guy, it is still possible to just kick him and run away... After all, the time to learn is still too short. It will take a few years to get it. To a black belt...hehehe...

3 The moves are cool?

When I was practicing my kicks in the mirror, I thought it was really cool! But when it comes to actual combat, I forget all the kicking skills and just kick around... In the words of Coach Jin, it's just beating...

In general, the three original goals can be said to have been barely achieved. But I feel that the training in the past year and a half has not only given me the completion of these three goals, but more importantly, I have gained many friends and a lot of happiness from it. It has made me strong and made me feel the infinite potential of Taekwondo. charm.

The spirit of Taekwondo is not to deal with others, but to deal with your own inner impetuousness and laziness. Others can be conquered by force, as long as you are physically strong enough. But only oneself cannot be conquered by one's own force. To control yourself, you can only rely on inner strength.

I seem to have glimpsed the tip of the iceberg of the spirit of Taekwondo, but the true grand spirit of Taekwondo still needs to be discovered by myself.

The road ahead is still very long. At our current level, we can only be considered new to Taekwondo. A coach once said to me that you can only truly start learning Taekwondo if you have a black belt or above. What you learned before was only superficial. I think even a black belt can only be regarded as the end of kindergarten and the beginning of elementary school.

The road is long and long, and I will search up and down.

I love Taekwondo! 7. A 100-word essay on the indomitable Taekwondo blue belt for primary school students

The Taekwondo exam is finally coming, and I came to my exam room - Zhonghua with excitement If everything goes well in the Taekwondo gym, I will be promoted to a blue and red belt after the exam, and the black belt of my dream will be just around the corner! After more than two years of hard training, I have realized that the spirit of Taekwondo is "property, justice, integrity, perseverance, and perseverance."

The exams have begun. The students are eager to try, energetic and confident. The atmosphere is warm and exciting, with cheers and cheers coming and going. After the white belt, yellow belt, yellow-green belt, green belt, green and blue belt appeared in sequence, it was finally our blue belt's turn to appear.

First, I did the front kick, inside kick, outside swing and side kick almost perfectly; then, I did the forward slide, back slide, sprint step and upper step back slide, I was very fast and stable; and the next step was the kick. The quality of the foot targets I made was very good; the most difficult thing was to break the wooden boards. Although my feet were injured, I never gave up. I kicked three of the four wooden boards into pieces. The bottom split was the hardest, two wooden boards. Put together, no matter how thick it is, I only had one belief at that time: "We must split it!" At a whirlwind speed, I gathered all my strength and swung my foot. There was only a "click" sound, and the board broke, and the whole board broke. The audience burst into thunderous applause.

I passed the exam, but my heart couldn’t be calm for a long time. There are sweat, tears, pain and excitement in Taekwondo, but more of it is happiness. I get along well with the coach and classmates, take pleasure in suffering, and use suffering as a reward. happy. By learning Taekwondo, I believe I will benefit a lot in my future study and life. 8. A 100-word essay on the perseverance and perseverance of the blue belt in Taekwondo for primary school students

The Taekwondo exam is finally about to take place. I came to my exam room - the Chinese Taekwondo Hall with excitement. If everything goes well, after the exam I will You can be promoted to a blue and red belt, and your dream black belt is just around the corner! After more than two years of hard training, I have realized that the spirit of Taekwondo is "property, justice, integrity, perseverance, and perseverance."

The exams have begun. The students are eager to try, energetic and confident. The atmosphere is warm and exciting, with cheers and cheers coming and going. After the white belt, yellow belt, yellow-green belt, green belt, green and blue belt appeared in sequence, it was finally our blue belt's turn to appear.

First, I did the front kick, inside kick, outside swing and side kick almost perfectly; then, I did the forward slide, back slide, sprint step and upper step back slide. I was very fast and very fast. Stable; the next one is the kicking target, the quality of my work is very good; the most difficult thing is to break the wooden board. Although my feet are injured, I always insist on not giving up. I kicked three of the four wooden boards into pieces, and the lower split is The most difficult thing was to put two pieces of wood together. No matter how thick they were, I had only one belief at that time: "We must split them!" At a whirlwind speed, I gathered all my strength and swung my kick, only to hear a "click" With a sound, the board broke, and the audience burst into thunderous applause. I passed the exam, but my heart couldn't be calm for a long time. There are sweat, tears, pain and excitement in Taekwondo, but more of it is happiness. I get along well with the coach and classmates, enjoy the hardships, and take pleasure in the hardships.

By learning Taekwondo, I believe I will benefit a lot in my future study and life.