About Choong-Moo
Choong-Moo International Taekwon-do Academy teaches traditional ITF Taekwon-do in a family-friendly environment. The school was established in 2001, and is under the directorship of Sabum Jordan Steele, a fourth degree black belt with 20 years’ Taekwon-do experience. Sabum Steele is assisted by a number of qualified female and male black belt instructors.
Choong-Moo is affiliated with United ITF Taekwon-do (Australia) Inc., a member of the International Taekwon-do Federation (ITF), a worldwide organisation dedicated to teaching the original Korean martial art in a safe and friendly setting.
What is Taekwon-do?
Taekwon-do is a relatively new martial art, developed for the South Korean army by the late General Choi Hong Hi, and first introduced to the public in 1955. General Choi was a firm believer in the qualities of justice, humanity and charity, and he considered it vital to nourish the mind as well as the body. He longed for a peaceful society, in which the strong were prevented from preying on the weak.
Taekwon-do aims to cultivate mind and character; to develop personal and physical qualities; to strengthen and tone the body, and to exhibit graceful techniques. It is designed to maximise potential in terms of speed, strength and flexibility. Taekwon-do is a well-rounded activity that provides students with an effective means of self-defence, while also allowing them to attain a high level of physical fitness and well-being, and helping them to develop the personal qualities of courtesy, integrity, perseverance, self-control and indomitable spirit. Children, especially, derive huge benefits from their involvement in Taekwon-do, including improved levels of concentration in their schoolwork; increased levels of self-confidence; a healthier approach to diet and exercise, and a heightened awareness of what it means to be a responsible member of society and show humility and respect for others.
Choong-Moo International Taekwon-do Academy teaches traditional ITF Taekwon-do in a family-friendly environment. The school was established in 2001, and is under the directorship of Sabum Jordan Steele, a fourth degree black belt with 20 years’ Taekwon-do experience. Sabum Steele is assisted by a number of qualified female and male black belt instructors.
Choong-Moo is affiliated with United ITF Taekwon-do (Australia) Inc., a member of the International Taekwon-do Federation (ITF), a worldwide organisation dedicated to teaching the original Korean martial art in a safe and friendly setting.
What is Taekwon-do?
Taekwon-do is a relatively new martial art, developed for the South Korean army by the late General Choi Hong Hi, and first introduced to the public in 1955. General Choi was a firm believer in the qualities of justice, humanity and charity, and he considered it vital to nourish the mind as well as the body. He longed for a peaceful society, in which the strong were prevented from preying on the weak.
Taekwon-do aims to cultivate mind and character; to develop personal and physical qualities; to strengthen and tone the body, and to exhibit graceful techniques. It is designed to maximise potential in terms of speed, strength and flexibility. Taekwon-do is a well-rounded activity that provides students with an effective means of self-defence, while also allowing them to attain a high level of physical fitness and well-being, and helping them to develop the personal qualities of courtesy, integrity, perseverance, self-control and indomitable spirit. Children, especially, derive huge benefits from their involvement in Taekwon-do, including improved levels of concentration in their schoolwork; increased levels of self-confidence; a healthier approach to diet and exercise, and a heightened awareness of what it means to be a responsible member of society and show humility and respect for others.
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