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Bahasa Malaysia Version
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ABOUT CLASSIC TAEKWON-DO ACADEMY |
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“Champions aren’t made in the gyms. Champions are made from something they have deep inside them. A Desire, A Dream, A Vision ” - Muhammad Ali | |
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The Objectives – A Desire
Classic Taekwon-Do Academy came into being in the year 2008. It is registered as a centre for the learning and development of martial arts, sports, fitness and self defense, in particular, Taekwon-do.
Its formation stems from a desire to establish a flagship that would represent all students and practitioners under the direct tutelage and guidance of its Chief Instructor, Mr. Mohd Khaldun Redza. It also serves as a focal point of reference for all Instructors, students, schools, fellow exponents, martial arts enthusiasts, friends, acquaintances and supporters associated with the Chief Instructor. |
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The Structure Classic Taekwon-Do Academy practices the Chang Hon system of Taekwon-Do, as developed and promulgated by the late Father of Modern Taekwon-Do, and Founder of the International Taekwon-Do Federation (ITF), Gen. Choi Hong Hi.
Classic Taekwon-Do Academy subscribes to the governance and by-laws of the Malaysian Global Taekwon-Do Federation (MGTF), founded by Grandmaster Dato’ Professor Dr. Sabree Salleh, DSSA, DPMT, AMN, PJC, PJK, DSM, OIM, Order of Friendship (DPR Korea), (9th Degree Blackbelt), and its governing authorities i.e. the Malaysian National Sports Council, and the Global Taekwon-Do Federation, which was founded by the late Grandmaster Park Jung Tae.
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The Vision Classic Taekwon-Do Academy emphasizes on the total and holistic development of its students by integrating physical conditioning, self-defense education and character building into our classes and training regime.
Taekwon-Do, is more than just a physical sport or self-defense system. It would be detrimental to perceive TKD as merely a body of physical movements, blocks, kicks, punches, patterns, self-defense techniques and free-sparring.
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Taekwon-Do, as with most other traditional martial art forms which are deep-rooted in the historical, cultural and philosophical evolution of man, was formulated on a set of ideologies, beliefs, principles and values to help its practitioner lead better and more fulfilling lives, and to regulate interaction between fellow man.
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The Theory of Power Fitness + Technique + Values = POWER | |
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This set of ideologies, beliefs, principles and values is what is commonly referred to as the Do…the Way, as in Taekwon-Do, the Way of the Hand and Foot.
The movements, techniques and physical training just empower us with the ability, strength and character to uphold this philosophy and code of conduct.
Regrettably, more often than not we practice the Tae (Foot) and the Kwon (Hand), but we forget the Do.
Due to rapid progress, and over commercialization, these principles and values have taken a back seat to physical and sports prowess that promise fame and fortune; rather than the spiritual, emotional and psychological well-being of the exponent.
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“If you cannot do great things, do small things in a Great way.” - Napoleon Hill |
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The Mission Therein lays the mission of Classic Taekwon-Do Academy.
We strongly adhere to the time-tested equation that excellent health, fitness and flexibility; coupled with practice, practice and more practice of TKD self-defense techniques; laced with the constant and consistent inculcation of solid principles and values as laid out in the Tenets of TKD and the Student’s Oath, would make for a complete and all encompassing exponent or individual who will have greater Power and Control over Self, Environment and Circumstances.
By persistently practicing the Tae and the Kwon, and endeavoring at all times to embody the Do, we strive to empower our students with strong fundamentals, competencies and values such as :- |
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Ability and Capability Health and Fitness Humility and Respect Courtesy and Consideration Tolerance and Understanding Patience and Diligence Sincerity and Integrity Concentration and Discipline Teamwork and Comradeship Perseverance and Self confidence Self control and Indomitable spirit |
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...to build strength of character that would help them through their course in life, and make them more effective and productive individuals, members of society and future leaders. |
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RATIONALE OF CLASSIC TAEKWON-DO ACADEMY'S LOGO as designed by Mr. Mohd Khaldun Redza
The Classic Taekwon-do Academy logo embodies the philosophies and aspirations of the Academy.....
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1. Colours a. The colour White represents Purity, Innocence and Virtue in the quest for knowledge in martial arts, in particular Taekwon-do. b. The dominant and all-encompassing Black signifies Maturity, Wisdom and Experience in the teaching of this ancient art. c. Yellow represents Courage and Mother Earth, from which all things originate / grow. d. Gold is symbolic of the Goal, Ambition and Aspiration of each CTA student, which is to achieve Excellence in all their endeavour and pursuits. e. The colours Yellow, White, Blue, Red and Yellow reflect the colours of the Malaysian flag. f. The interplay of the classic colours White, Black and Gold denotes the Academy’s strong adherence to classical and traditional values whilst maintaining focus towards a dynamic and promising future.
2. Yin & Yang The central and fluid theme of Yin and Yang while pointing towards Taekwon-Do’s roots and ties with the Orient, is also representative of the universal concepts of Peace, Harmony, Balance, Completeness and Moderation which epitomizes the essence and spirit of the academy.
3. The Title / Name The Name/Title ”Classic Taekwon-do Academy” encircles the logo from right to left forming an ascending crescent embracing five stars. Not only is this akin to the crescent and star in the “Jalur Gemilang” Malaysian flag, it also reflects Islam as the National religion, and the practice and respect for the 5 main religions in Malaysia.
4. The Stars The 5 stars represents the 5 Tenets of Taekwon-do; the 5 point Student’s oath; and as aforementioned, the 5 main religions practiced in Malaysia i.e Islam, Christianity, Buddhism, Hinduism and Sikhism. 5. The Caricature The high side kick caricature incorporated into the Yin and Yang symbol illustrates the Art, Science and Sports of Taekwon-do, with the side-kick being the distinguishing and characteristic technique of this lethal and deadly martial art. |
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