decent TKD site!

[Brother John]

I'm not a Tae Kwan Doist anymore, but I found this site I thought you folks here would appreciate.
http://tkdtutor.com

looked interesting to me. Good articles.

Your Brother
John

 

[Zepp]

Yeah, the guy who created the site put an impressive amount of info. on it. Some of it, like the stretching page, applies to more than just TKD people.

 

[Miles]

That is a good site with some good information.

Here's another especially for Korean and Filipino martial artists:
www.martialartsresource.com

I think there are folks on MT who also receive the Dojang Digest. I don't personally, but I like the site.

Miles

 

[Yeti]

OK...I need help. I can't access anything on this site. It looks like a total wealth of information, but none of the links are active for me. Anyone else having this trouble?...

-Mike

 

[shesulsa]

OK...I need help. I can't access anything on this site. It looks like a total wealth of information, but none of the links are active for me. Anyone else having this trouble?...

-Mike

If you're referring to TKD Tutor, he has this banner on his site right now:

Sorry! I have been having problems my web hosting service this month, so, if TKDTutor is down when you try to log on, please try again later.

I'm not having trouble with the other site.

 

[Yeti]

Oops..I did mean tkdtudor...thanks. I just jumped on and saw that too so at least I know it's not all me!

-Mik

 

[jim777]

Keeping the Mods and search gods happy...

I just found this TKDTutor website, and thought I'd put it out there for folks to take a look at. I knew it had been mentioned before, so a little search brings yet another thread back to life :lol:
I haven't looked through much of it yet, but it certainly looks like it could be of some benefit!

jim

EDIT: I loved this quote! "Think about how many bowling alleys there would be if "master" bowlers changed their stance, the way they held the ball, or the way the released the ball, and then started their own style of bowling. Some people just want to be noticed so they try to make something new and complicated out of something that is common and simple."

 

[exile]

TKDtutor is a very good site, one I've dipped into from time to time for several years now. Here is another very good site, particularly wrt historical controversies:

http://www.beckmartialarts.com/faqs.html

The homepage at http://www.beckmartialarts.com will take you to the general school site, which is interesting, but more important is Mr. Beck's well-researched, thoughtful and critically informed take on some vexed questions in TKD history as per the more detailed URL path above.

Quite a few diamonds out there on the internet, if you're prepared to sift through a fair amount of rubble...

 

[Jade Tigress]

I'm not a Tae Kwan Doist anymore, but I found this site I thought you folks here would appreciate.
http://tkdtutor.com

looked interesting to me. Good articles.

Your Brother
John

Cool site. I bookmarked it because my son trains TKD and I know little about it, other than what I observe while watching his class.

 

[terryl965]

Yes tkdtutor and beck are great sites, tons of info.

 

[IcemanSK]

I enjoy that one, too.