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Common Questions and Answers

Can anyone join? Yes! We have everyone from 3 and a half year old white belts to 65 year old black belts. We have students at all different ability levels and many students with various disabilities. Martial arts training can be especially beneficial to students with ADD, Autism, ADHD, and various learning disabilities.

When is the next session? We have rolling admissions, which means we can accept new students whenever they are ready.

Is this religious? No. While there are some Asian philosophies passed down in training (ie, the value of hard work, respect for elders, etc) Taekwondo is not a religion, and will not affect the religion of anyone who practices it. We have students who train here from many faiths and also those from no faith at all.

What styles do you teach? Our main focus is the World Taekwondo Federation (Kukkiwon) style, also known as the Olympic style. This is the style that students receive their belts in. We also employ techniques from many other styles for our practical self defense and weapons parts of the curriculum. These include ITF Taekwondo, Brazilian ju-jitsu, kendo, judo, wrestling, and thai boxing.

How young do you take students? We start taking children at 3 years old in our Little Tigers program. Students enroll in our regular program around 5 and a half years old.

Do you require contracts? We do not require contracts, however most of the students are on them. A contract is a legal document that reflects a commitment between you and the school. We commit to giving you quality training for a certain period of time and you commit to try hard and keep up your training.

What’s the difference between Taekwondo and Karate? Although they are both similar, there are several differences. Taekwondo is in the Olympics and Karate is not. Taekwondo also uses more kicking techniques and gives more aerobic exercise than Karate. Karate is from Japan and Taekwondo is a Korean martial art.

Why should I train there rather than somewhere else? There are several reasons. The first is that our track record is unmatched by other schools. We have a 28 year history and many of the other schools in the state have instructors who came from KAT. We blend the traditional aspects of martial arts with new technological innovations to give the students the best possible training. See more reasons.

 

 

 

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Little Tiger (3-5 years old) Program

 

 

 

 
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