(Content from British Taekwondo) This core CrashCourse Concussion Education product was created with user-centered formative design research studies. It synthesises first-person and third-person experiential perspectives to inform and motivate learning about concussion signs and symptoms, correcting myths and misconceptions, recognising the seriousness of reporting and understanding the importance of working with a medical professional to determine the […]
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Relative Rest
In Taekwondo most people who get injured tend to fit into one of two categories. There are those who ignore the injury and carry on regardless (the denial approach), and then there are those that insist they cannot train at all and they must stay home (the panic approach). In both instances the person will […]
Structure Your Training
Are you engaged, dedicated to progressing and taking advantage of all CYTA has to offer, or are you still just dipping your toe into the Taekwondo pool? To get the most out of training at Chung Yong Taekwondo Academy we recommend that you make use of the full range of instructors and classes on offer. […]