Taekwon as Mr Connolly knows, i am not shy about asking questions. I have so many questions sometimes i donât want to overwhelm our instructors with them. So here is my first. I seem to recall someone mentioning that as soon as you jump, your attacking tool will not have the same power as if you are planted. I guess my question would be what would be an example of why you would have to perform a jumping technique?
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Taekwon, I have only just begun my journey, I'm a young-in in an older body. Have far too much to learn before i could even consider mentoring. I still sometimes look to make sure I'm crossing my hands correctly when blocking. Wish i would have started at a younger age. I do not regret my decision, I absolutely love Taekwon-do and the feeling of community or family as Master Ford has said.