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Board Breaking Technique

Breaking a board is a way to practice concentration, power, focus, speed and precision without injury to oneself or another. Why didn't my board break?

If you had difficulties with a board breaking technique, you most likely skipped some of the areas listed below:

  • Practice your technique more often, using the correct part of the foot or hand. Make sure that your arm or leg moves along the correct path to the target.
  • Focus -look at your target when striking (look before, during and after striking)
  • Accuracy- aim for the center of the target. (If you don't see your target, your strike will not be that accurate).
  • Speed- your technique must have sufficient speed in order to break a board. Start your technique by chambering correctly.
  • Force = Power (using force without speed, often displaces or pushes the target/board without breaking it).

Attendance Cards

When you join, you receive a white card. This card must be brought to every class to be signed by the instructor. This card is your responsibility to pick up after each workout. Without the necessary number of signatures, you cannot test.

Attendance cards are the responsibility of the student, not a parent. These cards are to be kept in good condition, if lost; the student may obtain a new card for a nominal fee of $ 1.00.

This card must be presented at testing as part of the requirement and the Master will notice the condition and number of signatures to help decide whether a student may test or not.


News & Notices
St. Clair Taekwondo Registration - Welcome, we are accepting registration for 2007 - 2008 Taekwondo classes. Come and visit us for a one week free trial of our classes.
St. Clair Taekwondo Wellness Centre - For prices and times please visit us at our location 199 Queen St. Check out our web page for schedule.