Taekwondo
Korea's National Sport
Ages 5 - Adult
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| Taekwondo, meaning "the way of the hand and foot," is a general term used to describe Korea's national sport. Taekwondo primarily uses hand and foot for self-defense techniques such as strikes, kicks, and blocking an assailant's attack. | ![]() |
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Here at the Martial Art Fitness Centers, we train in a traditional style of Taekwondo. This means we practice the traditional style of Korean forms. It also means we supplement our Taekwondo striking techniques with a variety of self-defense joint locks, throws, and takedowns. |
| This additional self-defense training is from derived from Hapkido, Judo, Hoshinsul, and Yusool. These added techniques make for a very practical and comprehensive self-defense experience for the student of Taekwondo. | ![]() |
Taekwondo
Men · Women · Teens · Youth
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FOR YOUTH Taekwondo is about teaching kids discipline, respect, and confidence plus physical fitness, self-defense, and lots of fun! |
| FOR TEENS The martial arts offer teens an opportunity to grow in mind and body in a non-competitive atmosphere. |
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FOR ADULTS A complete fitness program developing both the mind and body through disciplined aerobic martial arts workouts. |
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For FREE Trial Lessons in Taekwondo, contact: Martial Art Fitness Center 281-4335 See when classes are offered. |
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