Teakwondo Stickers

I don't need therapy, I just need to do Teakwondo. Perfect gift for martial artists and taekwondo lovers! Real martial artists don't need therapy, they just need to do Teakwondo! Great present for all martial artists and taekwondo lovers.

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This I love taekwondo design features the word love combined with the silhouette of a martial artist. It makes the perfect gift for martial artists and taekwondo lovers! Do you love taekwondo? Show with this taekwondo lover design that you are a passionate martial artist which is also a great present.

Wheel kick move from mixed martial arts.

Shotokan Karate belongs to the 4 major schools in Japan (along with Goju-Ryu, Shito-Ryu and Wado-Ryu). Its founder was Gichin Funakoshi, whose students chose his writer pseudonym "Shoto" for the name of his dojo.

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Unleash your inner martial artist with our Final Hit design! Featuring a karate or taekwondo guy executing a powerful kick, complete with a twist - a green 'odor' emanating from his foot. The playful phrase 'Smell my feet' adds a humorous touch to this design, making it a must-have for any martial arts enthusiast with a sense of humor.

What do you get when you cross a pig and martial arts? A pork chop!

Awesome pumpkin scary face Halloween

Single Pumpkin Scary Face

Pumpkin scary face Halloween

Cute pumpkin scary face new design

Roundhouse kick from mixed martial arts.

Roundhouse kick move from mixed martial arts.

Martial arts design Eagle Warrior

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Karate or Taekwondo design featuring a funny curious cat looking on. This design is a great gift idea for any cat or martial arts enthusiast for Christmas or any birthday coming up.

TKD fighters in action