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Good introduction to TKD
This is a very good introduction to TKD with very nice drawings illustrating the concepts. From the reviews of other readers from Amazon, I was expecting a more "in-depth" book though. However, 26 pages of kicking techniques in this book are not enough to cover "the state of the art" in my opinion. Otherwise, this is a very fine book!
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A must for any tae kwon do practitioner!
This book is perfect for anyone just starting tae kwon do, as well as anyone who has been practicing it for a while, and just needs to refresh their memory. The drawings are very detailed and the explanations are are very thorough. All the kicks, blocks, stances and hand movements are described perfectly, with illustrations more comprehensive than ordinary photos. Also it is a great guideline for forms! I have been practicing tae kwon do for just a little over 3 months, and this book is my companion whenever i practice on my own at home. It has really helped me get ahead in my poomse techniques. I have purchased some other books on tae kwon do, but this is by far the best, and i would highly recommend it! If you practice tae kwon do, this book is a must!
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* TaeKwonDo Beginners-Must have! ...
I can't say i've read any other taekwondo books to compare, however, considering that i am a beginner, this book was perfect for me. Easy to understand, step-by-step instructions with pictures.
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Instructor's reference
Despite several differences with my Master Instructor's system of Taekwondo, this is the book that I recommend to my students. It covers many of what I would consider basics in great detail, and while it may not describe how to do a "360 degree jump back spinning crescent kick" at all, it does describe the basics well enough that a student could work up to that point. Even as an instructor I've found things that I did not know in as much detail before, things that helped me to actualize my own training. I REALLY like the section on footwork. It got a whole chapter which it deserves to have. The poomsae section is as comprehensive as any other book out there right now, FYI it focuses on the Taegeuk Poomsae which is for the WTF practitioners.
Overall, I would say that this is the best TKD book on the market right now. I have yet to buy the WTF TKD Textbook, or look in to getting General Choi's TKD Encyclopedia (ITF), but for the price this is just too right. Like I said, my system has many differences from what is shown in this book partly due to the fact that we do not compete and making an art is our emphasis, but it is still a great book.
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* BLACK BELT STUDENT LOVES THIS BOOK ...
This is a very well written book on all the aspects of taekwando. IT has very detailed drawings for every concept, and covers everything from Sparring to Forms to Self Defense. If you have just started taekwando, this book will show you the basics, the different parts of taekwando, and the history. For older students and black belts, this book will greatly improve your sparring game, and technique.
Also, taekwando: The State of the Art, has some of the most detailed and helpful drawings for forms I have ever seen. I review this book often to check up on the different teguks.
So whether you've just started taekwando, just interested, or have been doing it for years, I highly recommend this book.
