How to tie the yellow belt in taekwondo, and how to tie the taekwondo belt white belt ?

The specific way to tie the taekwondo belt is as follows:

Step 1: Choose a belt of appropriate length and match your skill level, hold the belt in your hand, hold the center of the belt with your right hand, and your left hand is about 10 cm away from your right hand.

Step 2: Fold the two ends of the belt in line and press the middle fold with your fingers to leave a fold mark at the midpoint. Hold the belt in your hand and hold the center of the belt with your right hand, and your left hand is about 10 centimeters away from your right hand.

Hold the belt in your left hand and aim it with your chest, and wrap it back with your right hand. Wrap the belt of your left hand back as well.

Step 3: Give the belt of the left hand to the right hand and the belt of the right hand to the left hand, then tuck the belt of the left hand (press: original right hand) under the belt of the right hand (original left hand).

Step 4: (Press: left) side, to the same position as the chest marker.

Then tie the right belt and put the right belt out from underneath. Remember that at this time, the left belt is on top and the right belt is below, tie the belt in a knot, and finally tie it vigorously, and the taekwondo belt is fastened.

The yellow belt is just one level of taekwondo and has nothing to do with the tie method.

1. Find the center point of the band and align it with the navel.

Wrap them around the waist and back (press the left one under the right one).

2. When you go around to the front, both straps are underneath, which is to put the right strap up from the bottom. Finally, tie a knot as you normally do (remember that the right one is pressed on the left band), and if you see the bump raised in the middle like a small rice dumpling, it is right.

Step 1: Choose a belt of the right length and match your skill level, and fold it with both ends aligned.

Step 2: Press the middle fold with your fingers to leave a fold mark at the midpoint.

Step 3: The midpoint is aligned with the anterior midpoint of the hip cross-section, about the navel, with the thumbs of both hands on the top and the four fingers on the bottom, palms facing inward, sliding along the belt behind the waistband, overlapping and pressing behind the back.

Step 4: Hold the belt in the right hand and the left hand outside, swap the belt with both hands, slide forward, one end of the right belt towards the midpoint, hold the three overlapping belts along the midpoint with the right hand, and hold one end of the outer belt in the left hand and pass the three layers of the belt from the bottom in. Pull evenly with both hands until the right amount of tightness, and flip the lower end of the belt to make it a curved shape.

Taekwondo originated on the Korean Peninsula and has a history of more than 2,000 years. In ancient times, the Korean people lived on agriculture and hunting, and gradually evolved into a prototype of conscious offensive and defensive skills and fighting self-defense martial arts in the dance art of defending against wild beasts, fighting against taekwondo competitions, and sacrificial activities. In the murals of the Goguryeo royal tombs from 2,000 years ago, two men are depicted fighting each other in taekwondo offensive and defensive postures.

The so-called taekwondo, taekwondo (tae), which means kicking and smashing; fist (kwon), to strike with a fist; Tao (do) is an artistic method. Taekwondo is an artistic method that utilizes punches and feet. It is a kung fu based on footwork, and its footwork accounts for 70%.

There are a total of 24 sets of taekwondo routines; In addition, there are weapons, grappling, locks, self-defense techniques and more than 10 kinds of basic kung fu. Taekwondo is a Korean martial art developed through East Asian culture, based on the oriental spirit and inheriting a long-standing tradition"It begins with a ceremony and ends with a ceremony"The spirit of martial arts is the foundation.