Taekwon-Do II is a course designed as a continuation of Taekwon-Do I curriculum.  Pre-requisites for this course include having taken Taekwon-Do I or other prior experience with Taekwon-Do, subject to an assessment by the instructor.  The practice of Taekwon-Do is geared toward self-defense, as well as physical and mental health. Taekwon-Do is a modern martial art that combines thousands of years of ancient methods of self-defense with scientific concepts from physics making it one of the most powerful martial arts in existence. Students will continue to develop strength, coordination, and flexibility by practicing applications of hand and foot techniques (the "Taekwon" part of the name). Students will also develop confidence and gain an understanding of some aspects of Korean philosophy and culture (the "Do" or the "way" part of the name), focused on the core tenets of Taekwon-Do: courtesy, integrity, perseverance, self-control, and indomitable spirit. This course would allow a student to test and advance one level in Taekwon-Do rank. Prerequisites: PE 163

Units: 4

Max Enrollment: 12

Prerequisites:  PE 163 Taekwon-Do

Typical Periods Offered: Spring

Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Not Offered; Spring