What is the Most Influential Tae Kwon Do Book of the 20th Century
February 28, 2016–Tae Kwon Do Life Magazine has selected four (4) of the most popular and respected texts on the art of Tae Kwon Do from the 20th Century for your consideration. These works, all written by Tae Kwon Do Masters that have had great impact on the globalization of the art and sport of Tae Kwon Do, have become classic reference guides for students, from beginners to advanced.
Now is your chance to vote of the single most influential Tae Kwon Do book of the 20th Century.
Voting is open from February 28th- March 28th.
What is the Most Influential TaeKwonDo Book of the 20th Century
 Complete Taekwondo Poomsae by Sang H. Kim  Tae Kwon Do: The Ultimate Reference Guide by YH Park & Jon Gerrard  Korean Karate: The Art of Tae Kwon Do by Duk Son |
 Taekwondo: The Korean Martial Art by Richard Chun Other
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Essay Contest Winner: Nicholas Isaacs
Nicholas Isaacs and Master Edward Park
December 13, 2015– After some delay TaeKwonDo Life Magazine is pleased to announce the winner of the “Why I Love Taekwondo” Essay Contest.
The winner is : Nicholas Isaacs
All the essays were thoughtful and inspiring. The top 3 were all terrific and it took the Judges a while to decide but you are all WINNERS.
Special thanks to our panel of Judges:
George Manlove, Sabunym (Tang Soo Do)
Black Bear Tae Kwon Do, University of Maine
Master Edward Park, 5th Dan
Jake Gretner, 3rd Dan Instructor
Essay Contest Finalist #3, Sean Chae, Age 9
Why I Like TaeKwonDo
One of the reasons I like TaeKwonDo is because it makes my busy schedule more fun. Also, my dad promised that when I become a black belt he would join TaeKwonDo with me. He was a TaeKwonDo teacher and taught part-time at a small TaeKwonDo summer school. He is a 3rd degree black belt! Even though we are both busy, we are going to try to come as often as we can so we can spend time together doing a sport we both love.
I also love TaeKwonDo because we have the world’s nicest teacher, Master Edward! He adds fun things while training us students. He turns board breaking into competitions and he lets us have sparring matches with other students. I started TaeKwonDo in Levittown but when we moved to Jericho I refused to change TaeKwonDo schools. But it is still a little far, but it is worth it to become a martial artist! All the instructors are AWESOME! I am proud to be a Korean doing a national Korean sport with other Korean and non-Korean teachers and students.