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| Welcome to our School We are located at 11940 SW 8 ST |
| Taekwondo Federations & Associations |
| Florida Taekwondo |
| Family Taekwondo School was started in 2001 by Master Vicente Our school offers elite level training to students of all ages interested in this aspect of Tae Kwon Do. Training with F.T.S and representing the school in multiple competitions are unique experiences that help develop self-confidence, good sportsmanship, and team spirit. F.T.S. Has produced some of the nation’s top fighters in every category Junior (ages 6-17), Senior (ages 17- 32 ) and executive senior (ages 32 and up). Our master are a 2010 National champion and extremely experienced in teaching competition techniques and strategy. We strive to help each student reach his/her full potential |
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| The philosophical basis for the Taegeuk forms comes from the consideration of death and the meaning of life. It is derived from ideas found in an ancient Chinese manuscript called the “Jooyeok” in Korean, better known to us as the “I Ching” (or “Book of Changes”). This book addressed the meaning of the human condition in terms of moral harmony in an environment of constant change. Originating over 3,000 years ago, it is still studied today for its insights. Each of the eight Taegeuk forms represent an ancient trigram and derives meaning from the “I Ching”. They are intended to provide mental as well as physical training for Taekwondo practitioners, combining basic movements with philosophical thoughts. “Tae” in this context means “bigness” and “geuk” means “eternity”. Taegeuk IL JANG (#1) Heaven (Keon = Heaven and Light) Powerful, Manly, Pure Yang Taegeuk I JANG (#2) Lake (Tae = Joyful, Serene) Taegeuk SAM JANG (#3) Fire (Ri = Fire and Sun) Taegeuk SA JANG (#4) Thunder (Jin = Brave) Taegeuk OH JANG (#5) Wind (Seon = Alternately yielding and powerful) Taegeuk YOOK JANG (#6) Water (Gam = Flowing) Gentle and destructive Taegeuk CHIL JANG (#7) Mountain (Gan = Stable, Motion and Immobility) Taegeuk PAL JANG (#8) Earth (Gon = Strong, Concentrated) Respect, Pure Um (or Yin) |
