“THE WAY OF THE HAND AND FOOT”
The Korean art of unarmed combat
In Korean, TaeKwonDo (TKD) translates to “the way of the hand and foot.” Martial artists practicing TKD use unarmed techniques to subdue their opponents. Its history dates back over 2000 years to the three kingdoms that ruled what is now Korea during the early common era. In recent history TKD has grown in popularity and is now practiced by millions of people around the world. In the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games, TKD became an officially recognized Olympic sport.
Above all else, TKD is a great way to develop strong self esteem and stay physically fit.
OUR GOAL
We want to pass on to our students not only the love for a
sport but also a deep rooted respect for themselves and
others learned through the art of TaeKwonDo.