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Tae Kwon Do Kids Take to the Park In Norwood

  
More than a dozen young Tae Kwon Do students and their teachers at the Dominguez Expert Martial Arts School move classes to Mosholu Parkway on July 24.
Photo by David Greene

After being shut for several months during the global coronavirus pandemic, the staff of the Dominguez Expert Martial Arts School on East 204th Street have restarted Tae Kwon Do classes.

 

More than a dozen young Tae Kwon Do students and their teachers at the Dominguez Expert Martial Arts School move classes to Mosholu Parkway on July 24.
Photo by David Greene

More than a dozen young students were taken outside of the Norwood school, for their first resumed Tae Kwon Do class since the shutdown, ensuring adequate social distancing and more access to fresh air.

 

The youngsters were spotted on the open field of Mosholu Parkway at Bainbridge Avenue, throwing punches and kicks on Friday, July 24.

More than a dozen young Tae Kwon Do students and their teachers at the Dominguez Expert Martial Arts School move classes to Mosholu Parkway on July 24.
Photo by David Greene

According to Wikipedia, Taekwondo, Tae Kwon Do or Taekwon-Do is a Korean martial art, characterized by its emphasis on head-height kicks, jumping spinning kicks, and fast kicking techniques with kicks and striking being above waist height only.

 

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