Drysdale’s School Of Tae Kwon Do

  

 

 Respect

 

Respect, humility, and high sense of morality are important teachings that all of those who practice Tae Kwon Do should learn. Respect can never be over stressed, because it is respect that maintains healthy the student-instructor relationship. If the student does not respect his instructor he/she will never become worthy of the instructors trust, and therefore his/her presence in the Dojang will not be welcomed. Respect is an important subject in Tae Kwon Do. Respect is expected from all students toward their parents, their nation, their master and fellow students, and in general toward all human beings.

The cornerstone of Tae Kwon Do success is Respect. When respect is lost or never earned that student will not succeed in Tae Kwon Do.

 

There are of course many within the martial arts, who because of their actions, neither deserve nor have earned the Respect of their peers or students. We as Americans live in the most Blessed Country on the face of this planet Earth. God has given us much yet we give little in return. The blessings that we receive are returned to the Giver with Abortions, Gay Marriages, Molesting of our children, Rape, Murder, etc. The Litany is endless. We, as Martial artists, have an obligation to uphold the Traditions of God and Country and set them as the Foundation of our Moral System. We cannot be swayed by Liberals whose only objective is Perverting the Law of Country and of God. I for one will strive to inject the Morality of God and country for as long as I live. I care not who disagree but only feel sorry for them for they are lost.

 

 

Master David D. Drysdale Sr. VII Dan ITF/USITF/DSOTKD

 

Mrs. Joan M. Drysdale VI Dan ITF/USITF/DSOTKD