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Free Download Dae Shik Kim – Tae Kwon Do Forms: Completete & Official Forms of the World Tae Kwon Do Federation
Nanam Publishing House | 1988 | ISBN: 8930020267 | English | 264 pages | PDF | 30.03 MB
As a physical educator and martial arts teacher, I have keenly felt the need for an inexpensive authoritative, technically accurate English explanation of the Tae Kwon Do poomse. Such a book should serve as a guide to the student and a reference to instructors. I believe the present volume is the first book to fit these criteria.

Free Download Daeshik Kim – Tae Kwon Do: Complete one-step fighting: Prelude to sparring, from beginner to black belt
Nanam Publishing House | 1985 | ISBN: N/A | English | 221 pages | PDF | 16.43 MB
Dr. Dae Shik Kim now presents this book, one-step fighting. The volume is essential for any serious martial artist and especially for practitioners of Tae Kwon Do. Book contains practical one-step fighting techniques arranged in the traditional format. It also contains articles on the philosophy and language of the Tae Kwon Do culture. This is an excellent edition that should be part of the library of every Tae Kwon Do instructor as well as anyone concerned with the martial arts and Tae Kwon Do.

Free Download Jhoon Rhee – Won-Hyo and Yul-Kok of Tae Kwon Do Hyung
Ohara Publications | 1971 | ISBN: 0897500024 | English | 162 pages | PDF | 9.85 MB
Directed toward green belt, this fully-illustrated volume features a special at-a-glance pictorial presentation of each of these taekwondo forms with step-by-step views, foot patterns and overhead photographs.

Free Download B.S. Huan – Tae kwon-do
Russ International | 1981 | ISBN: 1608703681 | English | 443 pages | PDF | 54.68 MB
The instructions are simple and easy to follow with more than 3,000 photographs to illustrate the large number of techniques covered. The author believes that mastery of these defence techniques is vital in these turbulent times. The novice as well as the experienced will find this book of great value.

Free Download Dr. Daeshik Kim – Tae Kwon Do: Complete Taegeuk and Palgwe Forms & Readings
Nanam Publishing House | 1998 | ISBN: 8930020194 | English | 214 pages | PDF | 18.13 MB
Contents include: History of Tae Kwon Do, What is Poomse, The Ten Commandments of Poomse Training, Tae Kwon Do Terminology, Comprehensive View of the Oriental Martial Arts, Tae Geuk Forms (Taegeuk 1-8), Pal Gwe Forms (Palgwe 1-8), Weight Training for Martial Arts, Tae Kwon Do Safety, Personal Safety and Defense, Martial Arts in Physical Education Programs, Sun (Zen) and the Tae Kwon Doist, Tae Kwon Do: Philosophical Considerations, Tae Kwon Do and the American Way of Life.

Free Download Duk Sung Son, Robert J. Clark – Korean Karate: The Art Of Tae Kwon Do
Prentice Hall Direct | 1968 | ISBN: 0135168155 | English | 326 pages | PDF | 38.25 MB
Korean Karate began more than two thousand years ago when warrior knights called "Hwa Rang Do" developed a systematic and unmatchable fighting technique called "tae kwon do," meaning a study of kicks and punches. Because of its devastating potency, this technique has been passed on from generation to generation of Korean fighting men and remains virtually unchanged to this day.

Free Download Kim Jeong Rok – Tae Kwon Do Textbook
Seolim Publishing Co. | 1992 | ISBN: 8971860022 | English / Korean | 1040 pages | PDF | 112.55 MB
Taekwondo is the Korean martial art that the native Korean people have grown up with throughout history. It has recently become an international amateur sport. Taekwondo has grown increasingly more popular in the world wide community as well as within Korea. Taekwondo plays a large role in the Korean society; it is integrated into the physical education programs for the elementary, middle and high schools. Taekwondo is a very important part of the physical conditioning programs within the Republic of Korea’s military.