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@InsaneDipstick My tae kwon do runs fairly differently than yours, but I think it's just practice that makes perfect. I understand the feeling of being behind, but honestly, do not be afraid to ask your instructors questions. 
            
             Taekwondo is very repetitive, and therefore you'll be building off the knowledge you get. If you really want, you can look some stuff up on the internet. However I'd say you should ask your instructors. 
            
             The first step is always the hardest, I hope this helped :)

@Kick_high_dragon Thank you! Okay, this might get long but to say it shortly; I just joined, and I'm 13. My first practice was last Friday and I am extremely confused with the bowing required to enter and exit the dojang. What do I say while doing it? And the Korean counting for warm ups... there's a lot I still don't understand, and I feel like I should because I'm a teenager, and there are little kids understanding it already. Any tips?

@InsaneDipstick I'm not very active here at all, but I'm free to answer your questions, if I can answer them

@I_Swear_Im_Innocent GASSSSSPPPP I DIDNT NOTICE THIS TILL A MONTH LATER