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| − | '''Tae Kwon Do''' (Korean for "Way of the Hands and Feet) is a [[Korean]] [[martial art]]. It is an [[Olympic]] sport, though a relative newcomer in comparison to [[judo]]. | + | '''Tae Kwon Do''' (Korean for "Way of the Hands and Feet) is a [[Korean]] [[Martial arts|martial art]]. It is an [[Olympic]] sport, though a relative newcomer in comparison to [[judo]]. |
Tae Kwon Do has a repertoire of kicking attacks, more so than [[Karate]]. It is also used by the Korean military. | Tae Kwon Do has a repertoire of kicking attacks, more so than [[Karate]]. It is also used by the Korean military. | ||
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Revision as of 00:15, January 31, 2008
Tae Kwon Do (Korean for "Way of the Hands and Feet) is a Korean martial art. It is an Olympic sport, though a relative newcomer in comparison to judo.
Tae Kwon Do has a repertoire of kicking attacks, more so than Karate. It is also used by the Korean military.