Oxford AGNK Taekwon-Do ITF

Oxford AGNK Taekwon-Do  ITF

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Oxford AGNK Taekwon-Do ITF Tigers Club
Monday's 6pm -7pm
Tuesdays. 5pm-6pm
Taekwon-Do ITF Tiger's πŸ…
3-11yrs
Focus Games-Discipline Games-Eye Contact learning Games- Commands Teaching Games-
Korean Terminology-Ready for Mainstream Taekwon-Do ITF Teaching 4 yrs to 8 yrs Taekwon-Do Tigers ITF learning basic kicking punching blocking stances and theory with Specialist Programmes that build confid

Photos from Oxford AGNK Taekwon-Do  ITF's post 11/08/2026

Well Done to our πŸ…πŸ― Tigers

Photos from Oxford AGNK Taekwon-Do  ITF's post 10/08/2026

Well Done Tigers πŸ€—πŸ―πŸ…and Well Done to our Team leaders who helped out πŸ€—πŸ₯‹πŸ‘Š

08/08/2026

All Tigers are Welcomed to attend Special Techniques πŸ€—πŸ₯°πŸ’•πŸ…πŸ―

Never competed before?
New to competitions?
Feeling a little nervous? 😬

Then this tournament could be exactly what you need! πŸ‘Š

πŸ† UKTI INTERCLUB TAEKWON-DO TOURNAMENT 2026 πŸ†
πŸ“† Sunday 27th September 2026
πŸ“Leys Pools & Leisure Centre, Pegasus Road, Oxford OX4 6JL
πŸ•‘10.30am - 4.30pm

πŸ‘‰ Find out more & enter:
https://www.oneukti.co.uk/taekwondotournament2026

Photos from Oxford AGNK Taekwon-Do  ITF's post 08/08/2026

Taekwon-Do ITF
The Belt is not the Final Destination . Taekwon-Do is a for Life
Destination.Always Learning πŸ’•πŸ₯‹πŸ‘Š

In the ITF, the belt is not just a means of tying the waist, but a symbol of technical progress, personal growth, and the philosophical journey of a student from ignorance to skill and awareness.

The Philosophy and meaning of the belt colors in Taekwon-Do ITF are designed based on the growth cycle of a plant from seed to tree.

White

Symbolizing Innocence and Purity, Representing a new student who has no knowledge of Taekwon-Do

Yellow

Symbolizing the earth, where the Taekwon-Do seed is planted and roots grow to form the Foundation of Education.

Green

Symbolizing the sprout and growth of the plant, representing the development and advancement of the student's physical techniques and skills.

Blue

Symbolizing the Sky and Paradise, where the plant grows towards it and becomes a tall tree.

Red

Symbolizing Danger, warning the student to maintain control and reminding the opponent to step back.

Black

Unlike white, symbolizing Maturity, Complete Mastery of Taekwon-Do Art, and Immunity to Darkness and Fear.

The importance of the belt in Taekwon-Do ITF is as follows:

1. - Ranks in ITF are divided into two categories: Gup Color Grades from 10th Gup to 1dt Gup and Dan Grades from 1st Degree to 9th Degree), which determine the level of knowledge and experience of an individual.

2. - The ITF system, the belt is twisted and tied only once, Symbolizing commitment to a path, Loyalty, and Unity of Mind and Body.

3. - The Grading tests are a means of Evaluating the Student's Spiritual Endurance, Technical Ability, and Discipline throughout the learning journey.

Photos from Oxford AGNK Taekwon-Do  ITF's post 28/07/2026

Great work this afternoon πŸ‘ŠπŸ₯‹πŸ’ͺπŸ’•

Photos from Oxford AGNK Taekwon-Do  ITF's post 27/07/2026

Well done to our Tigers πŸ…πŸ― and Thankyou to one out Student Sir Zolfiqar who stayed behind to help out with the Tigers πŸ…πŸ―πŸ‘Š Great Class 😁

Photos from Oxford AGNK Taekwon-Do  ITF's post 23/07/2026

, Tuesday 21 July 26 ITF
πŸ’•πŸ€—πŸ₯‹πŸ‘Š

Photos from Oxford AGNK Taekwon-Do  ITF's post 14/07/2026

Great work today from our Tigers πŸ…πŸ―πŸ’žπŸ‘ŠπŸ₯‹

01/07/2026

Well Done Tillie πŸ‘πŸ‘ Starting to learn Chon Ji First pattern learned in Taekwon-Do ITF.and Saji Jirugi and Saji Makgi .
Way to go getting ready for mainstream Taekwon-Do ITF πŸ‘Š

Photos from Oxford AGNK Taekwon-Do  ITF's post 09/06/2026

Great Class this evening with some of our new Tigers πŸ…πŸ―

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Location

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Oxford
OX44HF

Opening Hours

Monday 6pm - 7pm
Tuesday 5pm - 6pm