A Acronym Master of Arts Oct 6, 2020 #1 My former club used to be ITF (North Korean branch). It now states affiliation with EITF. Does this mean any difference in practise?
My former club used to be ITF (North Korean branch). It now states affiliation with EITF. Does this mean any difference in practise?
E Earl Weiss103 Senior Master Last login streak 3 day(s) Max login streak 76 day(s) Oct 6, 2020 #2 This would seem like the last place to get your answer. What does the "E" stand for?
E Earl Weiss103 Senior Master Last login streak 3 day(s) Max login streak 76 day(s) Oct 6, 2020 #3 Europe ITF Taekwon-do Federation
OP OP A Acronym Master of Arts Oct 6, 2020 Thread starter #4 Earl Weiss said: This would seem like the last place to get your answer. What does the "E" stand for? Click to expand... My question is how it relates to the other ITFs. Is it new?
Earl Weiss said: This would seem like the last place to get your answer. What does the "E" stand for? Click to expand... My question is how it relates to the other ITFs. Is it new?
Monkey Turned Wolf107 MT Moderator Staff member Last login streak 138 day(s) Max login streak 138 day(s) Oct 6, 2020 Moderator #5 You still on speaking terms with anyone in your old club? Ask them if anything in the curriculum or practices changed as a result. I'd be surprised if your former instructor wasn't open with the students about changes to rank/techniques/etc.
You still on speaking terms with anyone in your old club? Ask them if anything in the curriculum or practices changed as a result. I'd be surprised if your former instructor wasn't open with the students about changes to rank/techniques/etc.
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