#Tae Kwon Do

[athleticperfection1]

Tae Kwon Do champion Rayna Vallandingham

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Hashira Trick Training - 540 Spin Hook

[jeusussavearmyveteran1205]

[axelmedellin]

Daily drawing 11 feb 2024

Tae Kwon Do

[importantwomensbirthdays]

Lauren Burns

Lauren Burns was born in 1974 in Melbourne, Victoria. At the 2000 Olympics, Burns won a gold medal in taekwondo, becoming Australia's first Olympic champion in the sport. By that time, she was already a 12-time national champion and had won bronze medals at both the world cup and world championship. In 2017, Burns was inducted into the Sport Australia Hall of Fame.

[homocidalpotat]

i cant believe i have been doing taekwondo since like February and i still don't have a dobok (is that how its spelt)

[reillyissof]

I got my orange belt today.

I felt I didn’t do good on the test, though I did feel like I got the movement down better with my arms. My kicking was a B and I hit the breaking board so hard it flew out the person holding it’s hands and almost hit someone.

Otange belt now

[sharksmirk]

Forcing myself to draw humans again 😜

I like his little angry face :3

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[katlimeart]

Made in 2023

If you’ve seen this anywhere else, I posted it back on my deviantArt when it was made.

Peach wearing a World TaeKwonDo Dobok with a third degree black belt - commissioned by KingofSpeed1

[unanimousbozo]

im not saying tae kwon do turns you gay, but the only other “girl” who was in my level is queer and nonbinary as well

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[kick24]

Martial Arts Girl kicking the celiing https://www.kick24.info/

[importantwomensbirthdays]

Karine Sergerie

Karine Sergerie was born in 1985 in Sainte-Catherine, Quebec. In 2007, Sergerie became the first female Canadian to win a world title in Tae Kwon Do. By that point, she had already won a silver medal at the 2003 world championships and bronze at the 2005 world championships. At the 2008 Olympics, Sergerie won the silver medal in the women's 67kg event. At the 2011 world championships, she won another bronze medal, and she represented Canada once again at the 2012 Olympics. Sergerie retired in 2014.