Our Program

 

It is for everyone…

 

Men, women, and children can take advantage of the Olympic Tae Kwon Do Program. Each student, regardless of age, is given personalized instruction and attention, with emphasis placed on individual ability. People as young as five have started the program and benefited from the specialized care given to each student.

Your  child will develop:

Courtesy-Integrity

Perseverance-Self Control

Confidence-Discipline

Honesty-Respect

Responsibility- Sportsmanship

Our program features positive character development, drug abuse prevention, and child safety. Our programs feature safe, educationally designed class lessons .

 



Our program is Olympic Style Kwon Do. Since it's inception on the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney, AU. Colleges now offer scholarships for Tae Kwon Do Practitioners.

What is Olympic Tae Kwon Do?

Tae means to strike with the foot, kwon means to strike with the hand, and Do means the art or way. Taekwondo is the art of striking with the hands and feet.

Taekwondo was formally established in 1955 through the unification of the five original Korean martial art academies at the end of the Japanese occupation which had banned the practice of Martial Arts by civilians.

In 1973 the World Tae Kwon Do Federation  was established and in 988,Taekwondo became an exhibition sport in the Seoul Olympics. During the ensuing decade, the international popularity of Taekwondo skyrocketed and in 2000, Taekwondo became an official Olympic sport.

Unlike most other martial arts like Karate, Kung Fu, and the original Taekwondo unified in 1955, sport Taekwondo focuses almost exclusively on the power and reach of the legs to demonstrate combative supremacy over ones opponent.