Book your free trial lesson | WHITE The first belt of the beginner is WHITE, which indicates clarity and purity. It symbolises innocence and an uninhibited mind. Thus assuming that the persons has no prior knowledge of the art and training. |  |
 | YELLOW This colour signifies the earth and the sun, where the seed is expected to take root. This indicates that the practitioners foundation is laid to develop the knowledge of the art. Nothing can be achieved without a strong and good foundation. |  |
 | GREEN This colour indicates life and growth. As new leaves start to develop so as the strength and knowledge of the practitioner’s training gains momentum. The movements and techniques start to develop with purpose. |  |
 | BLUE This colour represents the plant’s growth reaching towards the big blue sky. As the plant matures so do the skills and techniques of the practitioner. The plant becomes a tree – the training methods and the various movements become more meaningful and adaptable. |  |
 | BROWN Signifies the earth where the tree finally roots itself firmly and solidly. This is when the student’s knowledge of the art consolidates and he starts to have full confidence in his achievement and acquirement. |  |
 | BLACK Black is the opposite to white; thus from a novice to an “expert” i.e. a good degree of proficiency of the art. It also indicates the endless universe where development of technique is limitless. This is the stage where the practitioner has the capacity and opportunity to explore the “timeless” endeavour one likes to reach. |
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About
History of First Taekwondo The ancient art of Tae-Kyon evolved during the Silla Dynasty approximately 1300 years ago in Korea....
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions What is First Tae Kwon Do? What are the differences between Tae Kwon Do, Karate, and Kung...
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Enrolment
OVERVIEW It is not expensive to practice First Taekwondo. Fees are on average less than a gym membership. Considering students...
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Belts
The first belt of the beginner is WHITE, which indicates clarity and purity. It symbolises innocence and an uninhibited mind. Thus assuming that the persons has no prior knowledge of the art and training.
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Patterns
First Taekwondo Hyung and Kup System - Its Meaning and Origin There are altogether six colours and ten KUP (grades) with...
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Martial Arts
Adelaide’s Premier Martial Arts Academy First Taekwondo was established with the purpose of helping Adelaide residents improve their level of...
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Merchandise
First Taekwondo Merchandise First Taekwondo Uniforms, Belts, T shirts and Tank Tops are used for training to suit the various...
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Rules
I promise: To obey Australian State and Federal laws. To respect the Instructors and fellow members. During training to follow...
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Benefits
First Taekwondo is a dynamic and extremely effective Martial Art - more valid in the violent times in which we...
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Advisory Team
VERNON LOWPlanning and Development Coordinator JOHN O'BRIENDemonstration and Advertising Coordinator LOUISE WOODSArt Logistics/Graphic Design Coordinator BENJAMIN RUCIAKWebsite Coordinator MATTHEW JAMESGrading...
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Demonstrations
FIRST TAEKWONDO DEMONSTRATIONS First Taekwondo is frequently involved in community events. The events include neighbourhood and local council fairs, multi-cultural...