Training Rules & Etiquette
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Parents can talk with their kids about ideas such as respect for this rule.
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When is it okay to practice hitting in Taekwondo?
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When a responsible adult or Taekwondo coach is helping you practice and gives you permission.
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Example: Practicing at home with your parent, but only when they say it's okay each time.
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Example: Practicing at training when the coach says it’s okay, and only for the time they allow.
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Never when another kid gives you permission — even if they say it's okay, it's not allowed unless it’s supervised by a Taekwondo coach (like during sparring).
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If you are in real danger and it’s the only way to protect yourself.
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But remember: if you can safely get away, that’s always the best and safest choice.
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This means you should not talk to people you don’t know, especially when a trusted adult isn’t with you. Strangers might not always be safe, even if they seem friendly.
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Parents can talk to their kids about values such as resilience and determination
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Taekwondo is a place to grow, try your best, and enjoy yourself. Stay curious, keep learning, and have fun while training!
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