Customer Rating: 
Summary: I love it!
Comment: This magazine is excellent. I am new to the field of martial arts and currently train in WTF taekwondo, and was originally very skeptical of a magazine that did not specifically concern my form, but I am very happy I got it. I cannot wait for the Olympics issue! Not only do I learn about the martial arts and taekwondo in this magazine, I also learn a lot about Korea and people. I love learning and I love people so this is a great magazine for me. I am also waiting on Black Belt and I do like the Mastersa Magazine. If you are unsure about which martial arts magazine to get go to Barnes and Noble. They have them all, that is how I decided. I was not satisfied with Karate America or Kung Fu Tai Chi, but would like to check out inside Kung Fu. I hope this review helps!
Customer Rating:
Summary: AMAZON PRICE TOO HIGH
Comment: Go to http://www.taekwondotimes.com/subform.html
to subscribe for $16
Customer Rating:
Summary: An Excellent Magazine for TKD Students
Comment: This magazine is one of the best all-around martial arts magazines even though the focus is on TKD. The philosophies on training and attitude are useful no matter your art.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Best Magazine on TaeKwonDo Period
Comment: This magazine is full color cover to cover. It has great articles by well known martial artists from around the world. It is a Worldwide magazine so you get the full international feel of the art. I especially love the regular features. If you practice TaeKwonDo, you need to get TaeKwonDo Times!
Customer Rating: 
Summary: my son loves this magazine
Comment: My son saw this magazine at a doctor's office - he is only 6 and couldn't put it down! It has a lot of colorful pictures - while he doesn't fully understand the articles - it does get him away from the television for awhile. Magazine has it's own website.
The magazine also adds interest to his tae kwon do lessons and his experiences from living in S Korea.
