WHAT IF STUDENTS USE THEIR TAE KWON DO TO HIT, KICK, OR INJURE SOMEONE?
The instructors need to know about such behavior immediately. Whether it happens on the playground with classmates or at home with siblings, this should be addressed immediately and can only be done with your help. In some cases, teachers will report such behavior directly to the instructor. It is important to remember that Tae Kwon Do is for self-defense only, not malicious attacks or horseplay; someone could get hurt. • ARE STUDENTS REQUIRED TO COMPETE IN TOURNAMENTS? It is not required, but strongly recommended that students participate in a tournament or two during their training. See the previous section on Tournaments. • WHAT CAN STUDENTS DO TO GET THE MOST OUT OF TAE KWON DO? The most important thing students, as well as parents, can do to ensure the best possible training available is to trust the instructors with the training for you and/or your child. The instructors work very hard to develop the best training programs they can with every step taken, every method used for a r
The instructor needs to know about such behavior immediately. Whether it happens on the playground with classmates or at home with siblings, this should be addressed immediately and can only be done with your help. In some cases, teachers will report such behavior directly to us. It is important to remember that Tae Kwon Do is for self-defense only, not malicious attacks or horseplay; someone could get hurt. If we find out that this was the case and not in self-defense the student will no longer be allowed to train. We will examine all of the circumstances before making a final decision.
