What throws did Tae Kwon Do originally have?

Question

For Best Answer please name some.

Answer 1

This would incorporated into the higher grades....I mean black belt and above. I think its more of a 2nd and 3rd dan thing. Its not the best thing for throws dude!

Answer 2

I'm really not sure if TKD originally had throws or not, but i do know that sweeps and a few locks were involved.

Answer 3

I do not take TKD and I am not sure how many, but I do know for a fact that traditional TKD does include locks, take downs, annd throws, and not just ones that also teach hapkido.

Answer 4

Tae Kwon Do has no throws, trips, sweeps, wristlocks or chokes.  TKD was invented in 1950 as a modern military martial art.

It is a pure striking style: Tae Kwon Do = Foot Fist Way.

On the other hand, Hapikido, Tang Soo Doo, or k*k Sool are Korean mixed martial arts and do have throws, sweeps, chokes, etc.

Answer 5

You are probably thinking about hapkido which is incoporated in many TKD dojhang.