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A COMPARATIVE REVIEW OF TAEKWONDO TRAINING TECHNIQUES FOR CHILDREN IN CENTRAL ASIA AND THE USA

Asadbek Bozorov · Student of Cuyahoga Community College

American Journal Of Social Sciences And Humanity Research · 04 · 2024

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This review looks at how Taekwondo is taught to kids aged 7-10 in Central Asia and the USA. Taekwondo is a Korean martial art that helps kids grow physically and mentally. In Central Asia, Taekwondo training focuses on traditional values and intense physical exercises. Kids learn about respect, discipline, and the history of Taekwondo. In contrast, Taekwondo classes in the USA are designed to be fun and engaging. They include games and rewards to keep kids interested while following a clear step-by-step program. Both methods have their benefits: Central Asia’s approach builds strong discipline, while the USA’s method makes learning enjoyable. The review suggests combining the best parts of both methods could be useful for teaching Taekwondo to kids everywhere. KEYWORDS Taekwondo, children, Central Asia, USA, martial arts, physical growth, mental development, training methods, cultural values, fun activities.

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Taekwondo, children, Central Asia, USA, martial arts, physical growth, mental development, training methods, cultural, Student Life, Cultural Differences, Education Systems
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