Traditional Taekwondo
A Taekwondo club with over forty years of tradition
Why Traditional Taekwondo?
We focus on preserving the core principles and teachings that shaped the art in its early days, prioritizing self-discipline, respect, and personal growth over competition and sport.
Emphasis on Discipline and Respect
Taekwondo deeply instills core values such as respect for others, discipline, and self-control. These principles are woven into every lesson, teaching practitioners not just how to defend themselves but how to carry themselves with humility and confidence in all aspects of life.
Holistic Self-Development
Taekwondo isn’t just about physical training; it focuses on the mental and emotional growth of practitioners. The journey through the belt ranks is a structured path of self-improvement, where students learn persistence, goal-setting, and patience. This makes Taekwondo an ideal choice for those seeking personal growth alongside martial skill.
Self-Defense for the Real World
While some martial arts focus heavily on sport or competition, Taekwondo is rooted in practical self-defense techniques designed for real-world situations. It teaches practitioners how to defend themselves with quick, effective movements, fostering awareness and confidence in potentially dangerous situations.
Mind-Body Connection
Taekwondo emphasizes a strong connection between mind and body. Through forms (poomsae), meditation, and focused breathing techniques, students learn to center themselves, reduce stress, and gain greater mental clarity. This holistic approach to well-being makes Taekwondo an excellent practice for stress relief and mental resilience.
Strong Sense of Community
Taekwondo schools (dojangs) often cultivate a close-knit community of like-minded individuals. The shared journey of learning and self-improvement creates strong bonds among students and instructors, fostering a supportive environment that goes beyond the training mat.
Cultural Enrichment
Studying Taekwondo is also an opportunity to connect with and appreciate the rich cultural traditions of Korea. From learning the historical origins of the art to understanding its philosophical roots, Taekwondo offers a deeper cultural experience than many other martial arts, enriching your practice beyond just physical technique.
Traditional Taekwondo is less about competition and more about developing the whole person—physically, mentally, and spiritually—while preserving the cultural and philosophical roots of the martial art.
“Be better today than you were yesterday, and be better tomorrow than you are today.”
FAQs
How long does it take to become a Black Belt?
On average, it takes about three years to achieve a Black Belt.
How many classes do you offer per week?
We offer classes Monday through Friday. You can review our class schedule here.
How many classes can I take per week?
All students are required to attend at least two classes per week to be eligible for exams. Although we offer classes five days a week, students are limited to attending four classes per week.
Is there an introductory class?
As a special offer, we provide an introductory package for $40, which includes two classes and a uniform.
Is there a family plan?
Yes, we offer a family plan. The first family member is charged full tuition, and the second family member is charged half tuition.