TaeKwonDo Dojang Cache Traditional Cache
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Quick cache and dash near our home away from home.
Small 4" container placed within reach of even the smallest karate kids. Ninja-like stealth may be required. Special prize inside for the first-to-find( if you are unable to take advantage of the prize, please leave for the next cacher.) Please exercise caution in the parking area.
About the ATA: ATAonline.com
The word Taekwondo itself is made up of three Chinese/Korean words: Tae, meaning to kick or jump; Kwon, meaning fist or hand; and Do, which means "the way." Loosely (if not literally), it can be thought of as "The Way of the Hand and Foot."
While famous for its wide range of kicks, Taekwondo also emphasizes breaking power, such as splitting wood and bricks using only the bare hands and feet. Training involves a variety of techniques, to include punching, kicking, dodging, jumping, parrying and blocking. Taekwondo also focuses on sparring and learning formal patterns of movement called forms.
The style of Taekwondo supported by the ATA is known as Songahm Taekwondo, a style specifically developed over 20 years' time by Eternal Grand Master H.U. Lee to make it accessible to anyone willing to learn, and to truly reflect Taekwondo and the strength and beauty of its kicking techniques.
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