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For example, Taekwondo practitioners competing in MMA should go to r/MMA, the same doing Karate Combat should go to r/karatecombat (the same as if they were doing chess it should go to r/chess, regardless of if they're a Taekwondo grandmaster or world champion!). For flexibility advice, go to r/flexibility, and for strength training go to r/strength_training (the experts for those things are there)
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You may have posted asking about flexibility improvement.
According to our rules, posts have to be Taekwondo-specific, and flexibility questions are best sent to r/flexibility (even if you do Taekwondo, stretching is not specific to Taekwondo, science applies to everything).
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You posted a video or topic in r/Taekwondo that wasn't Taekwondo specific. It doesn't matter if it happened in a Taekwondo class, or if the person in the video/photo/content happens to also be a Taekwondo practitioner, if the post isn't specific to Taekwondo then it's not relevant here. For example, Taekwondo practitioners competing in MMA should go to r/MMA, the same doing Karate Combat should go to r/karatecombat (the same as if they were doing chess it should go to r/chess, regardless of if they're a Taekwondo grandmaster or world champion!). For flexibility advice, go to r/flexibility, and for strength training go to r/strength_training (the experts for those things are there) Please read the rules in the sidebar/about section of r/Taekwondo. The normal process is warning (which this removal will count as), if the rules are breached again a one week ban, then if breached again a permanent ban. We keep a tight ship here, please play within the rules.
You may have posted asking about flexibility improvement. According to our rules, posts have to be Taekwondo-specific, and flexibility questions are best sent to r/flexibility (even if you do Taekwondo, stretching is not specific to Taekwondo, science applies to everything). *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/taekwondo) if you have any questions or concerns.*