Coming Monday-Selection for WT Olympic Weight Category for 2023

Coming Monday-Selection for WT Olympic Weight Category for 2023
The 2020 Summer games have been postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Taekwondo Life Magazine joined the Press Corp at PFL1 at the Nassau Coliseum to launch the 2019 fight card for PFLMMA’s season.
USA Taekwondo’s ambitious goal to Dominate in ’28 when the Olympic Games returns to American soil in Los Angeles will take another major step forward in 2019, with the launch of a new program specifically designed to identify and then develop and support future Olympians.
Taekwondo Life Magazine wishes former Olympian, Grandmaster, Public Servant and frequent editorial contributor a very Happy and Healthy Birthday.
It is with Pride and respect that the entire staff of Taekwondo Life Magazine wishes our founder, Grandmaster Y.H. Park, Seven Time Korean National Champion, former U.S. Olympic Coach, Taekwondo Leader, author, children’s advocate, and champion of the Indomitable Spirit a VERY HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!
Ian Herring, of the University of Alabama, is the August College Athlete of the Month.
A look at the complications of electronic scoring in Taekwondo sparring from WTF advisor, Mr. Chang Shin Choi.
Tae Kwon Do Life Magazine is seeking photos, memories, and stories from the historic 1993 World Taekwondo Championships held at Madison Square Garden.
November 10, 2015- We were so excited to receive so many great essays for our “Why I Love Tae Kwon Do” writing contest. Our judges have narrowed the competition down to a few selections. They will be published, in no particular order, here of the next two weeks and the Grand Prize winner will be announced on the 23rd of November.
To all the participants. YOU ARE ALL WINNERS!
ESSAY FINALIST #1- Nicholas Isaacs, age 11
I’m an 11 year old Black Belt about to test for my third stripe towards my second Dan. My parents put me in Y.H.Park TaeKwonDo Academy at age 7 because it seemed like they would teach me many things.
Since I joined TaeKwonDo I’m able to focus better and have more confidence. For example, this year I joined the school newspaper, performed board breaking for the school talent show and was invited to the White House for the Easter Egg Roll, because I sent a picture I drew of Abraham Lincoln to President Obama. I even received a personal letter from the President! I would never have accomplished any of these things without the confidence I gained from being a TaeKwonDo student.
TaeKwonDo has given me a closer relationship with my family. After I joined, my mom did and she is now a Black Belt too. I also train with my cousins who are new Blue Belts. It’s taught me how to be a leader and make new friends. My master and grandmaster encourage me to never give up and to always work hard. This is why I love TaeKwonDo!