DoSeminar

Poster for DO Seminar for the International Taekown-Do America organization
The martial arts have long been associated with developing strength, courage, and discipline. But behind the physical movements of punching and kicking lies an important aspect of character development that is often overlooked. Taekwon-Do, for example, is renowned for cultivating self-esteem, instilling courtesy, and enforcing discipline. It allows practitioners to gain a deeper understanding of themselves and grow into more confident, respectful, and resilient individuals.

We will be learning about the character development side of martial arts. It is no accident that Taekwon-DO is known for building self-esteem, teaching courtesy, enhancing discipline, and more.

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This course connects the invisible dots of the physical movement of punching and kicking to the real-world issues of kindness and how to gain self-confidence and other attributes we strive for.

Taught by Grand Master(GM) Peter Thibado, the 8th person in American awarded 9th Degree. He has been continuously practicing International Taekwon-Do Federation (ITF) Taekwon-Do (TKD) for more than 45 Years. Grand Master Thibado has had the opportunity to have private conversations about the personal development side of the art called the “ DO” pronounced “dough” with General Choi, the founder of the ITF TKD. He will share those insights in this personal development side of martial arts. His college studies and teaching experience in psychology are international in scope. He has authored a book on the subject of the influence of martial arts on life. GM Thibado has hosted an International Instructional Course (IIC) and International Umpire Course (IUC) and has served on the original ITF Do and Ethics committee from its inception for 5 years. Grand Master Thibado has attended 18 IIC’s over the last 32 years. This experience and wisdom gained will provide a rich experience for each of you in this Do Seminar.

Don’t miss this valuable opportunity to learn from Grand Master Peter Thibado, A-9-8.

International Taekwon-Do Federation (ITF) Uniform is a must for this course, and it is highly recommended for Black Belt students. Moreover, Premier students Blue Belt (GUP 4) and above are also invited to partake in the seminar.

The purpose of this seminar is to learn about the character development side of martial arts. Taekwon-Do is renowned for cultivating self-esteem, instilling courtesy, and enforcing discipline; thus, this course will attempt to draw connections between physical movements – such as punching and kicking – and real-world matters like kindness and self-confidence.

Leading the course is Grand Master Peter Thibado, who was awarded 9th Degree by the ITF and has been practicing Taekwon-Do for over 45 years. He had the opportunity to receive personal instruction from General Choi – founder of ITF TKD – regarding the “DO” pronounced “dough” side of martial arts. Apart from his training in Taekwon-Do, Grand Master Thibado has a strong background in psychology; he authored a book about the influence of martial arts on life and led an International Instructional Course (IIC) as well as an International Umpire Course (IUC). Additionally, he was part of the original ITF Do and Ethics committee during its inaugural five years. All these experiences earned him great knowledge that he will share with attendees during this unique Do Seminar.

This one-of-a-kind event provides attendees with an incredible opportunity to learn from Grand Master Peter Thibado, A-9-8. His expertise combines traditional teachings with modern psychological insights that are sure to give everyone a deeper understanding of martial arts’ connection to character development. Whether you’re an experienced black belt student or just starting out your journey in Taekwon-Do, attending this seminar will be a rewarding experience that you won’t want to miss!