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Student-Teacher Ratio 20:1
TaeKwonDo philosophy emphasizes good health, happiness, generosity, and a sense of value of freedom, justice, and peace. All of these inspire both independence and coexistence. TaeKwonDo is an art of humanity, a guide for the formation of outstanding character.
By practicing TaeKwonDo, you will benefit:
Physically – Develop good coordination, gain strength, increase flexibility,
and improve cardiovascular conditioning.
Mentally – Improve self-confidence, gain better judgment, and develop
self-control.
Philosophically – Honesty, always standing for justice, respect for self and
others, loyalty and courtesy.
Each class will begin with bowing, the Student’s Motto and Student’s Oath. For children's classes, the head instructor then engages students in a short discussion about character values, TaeKwonDo tenets, or safety issues.
Next, students “warm-up” with a game or calisthenics, designed to loosen them up for class, warm their muscles and give them the opportunity to practice martial arts skills.
During the class, the students will practice requirements for upcoming belt testing. These include forms, one-step sparring, combinations, required techniques, self-defense, free sparring and/or board breaking.
In the children's classes, students wrap up class with a “cool-down” game. This allows the children to leave the class excited and wanting to come back for more.
Class is concluded with bowing, the School Motto, Student’s Oath and class dismissal.
