Taekwondo enters campus, from self-defense to "mandatory etiquette course"
Release time:
2025-04-10
As a comprehensive martial art, Taekwondo is not only a manifestation of physical strength, but also a spiritual and cultural inheritance.
As a comprehensive martial art, Taekwondo is not only a manifestation of physical strength, but also a spiritual and cultural inheritance. Introducing Taekwondo in campus can not only enhance students' physical fitness, but also cultivate their self-discipline and teamwork ability. In the process of learning Taekwondo, students must not only master basic self-defense skills, but also understand the etiquette and respect contained therein. Taekwondo emphasizes etiquette, requiring students to salute before entering the dojo and respect their coaches and companions during training. This etiquette education has a positive role in promoting students' moral cultivation, so that they can pay more attention to politeness and respect for others in their daily lives. In addition, Taekwondo training can also help students release pressure, enhance psychological quality, and cultivate their courage and perseverance in the face of challenges. In such an environment, students not only learn how to protect themselves, but more importantly, learn how to get along with others in harmony and form a positive campus atmosphere. Therefore, incorporating Taekwondo into campus courses is not only an improvement of students' physical fitness, but also a comprehensive cultivation of their comprehensive quality.
