Children's Program

Benefits
The Children's program is designed for kids between the ages of 5 and 12. Along
with Tae Kwon Do techniques, we emphasis the "Tenets of Tae Kwon Do". The
Tenets of Tae Kwon Do are as follows:
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Courtesy
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Integrity
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Perseverance
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Self-Control
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Indomitable Spirit
The benefits children derive from Tae Kwon Do practice are many and can last a
lifetime. The physical benefits are obvious. Self-defense helps keep them safe.
Stretching exercises and forms promote flexibility and coordination.
Kicks, punches,and blocks build muscles and increase cardiovascular strength.
children who practice Tae Kwon Do will find their improved physical abilities
help them excel in other activities such as sports, gymnastics, and dance. But
the physical benefits are only part of the practice. Other equally important
benefits include improved concentration, respect for others,discipline,
perseverance, self-control, and self-confidence.
Beginners
Starting out, you will attend Introduction Classes and Beginners Classes. The
Beginners Classes are designed for White Belts through high Orange Belt. There
is an emphasis on the basics of stances, punching, kicking and blocking. There
is also training on the proper edicates of Tae Kwon Do and how Regular Classes
flow. Beginners are also welcome to attend regular classes as well.
Regular Classes
The Regular Class starts out with about 35 minutes of basic and advanced
techniques. All ranks are required to perform basic techniques and advanced
techniques are performed by orange belt and higher. Then, starting with the
lowest rank, forms are performed. Forms or Hyungs are performed and the
instructor will help you develop the techniques so you can perform at your
best. Once all forms are done, we will continue to one-steps. One-steps are a
series skills designed for your particular belt level. The very last part of
the class consist of Free Sparring. We Free Spar without any pads and no
contact is allowed. The idea is to stay in control and develop your
self-defense skills.
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