What are three reason for bowing in Tae Kwon Do?

Answer 1

1. Being courteous: (salutations) Polite, courteous behavior as used in greeting others when meeting, parting, or when receiving or presenting items from hand to hand.

2. Being respectful: (formality) Gesture of respect and trust performed when entering or leaving a special place, building, room, office, or training area, and as a ceremonial opening or closing to an event, class, and a practice session or match between partners, as well as to a teacher, senior or elder.

3. Being serious: (introspection) An examination of your own feelings, thoughts, and motives, and as a mental reminder to yourself of being humble, modest, and when it is appropriate to focus your attention on more serious matters (such as when preparing for Martial Art training), in celebration of events (such as weddings or the New Year) or at somber occasions (such as at funerals or in honor of deceased individuals).