FAQ

Grade one.

Due to the nature of Taekwon-Do we do not make exceptions to this rule because we require our students to have the ability to focus, remain seated, listen, and learn well. (p.s. we love to have fun!)

Yes!

We are more than happy to have children who have special needs or requirements and provide them with extra assistance/attention as needed. However, please note they will be in our normal class sessions.

We teach according to International Taekwon-Do Federation standards also known as ITF.

This means we have a special emphasis on traditional self-defence and follow the original teachings of General Choi Hong Hi.

Mr. Sokownin has been training in Taekwon-Do for over 38 years and teaching for 23 years!

He has a deep passion for the martial art as well as seeing his students go from timid individuals to strong and confident leaders.

Yes, there is!

At the end of the semester, we typically test and award our students with a certificate and a stripe and or a new belt.

An further explanation of this process will be done in class.

Taekwon-Do is Taekwon-Do. The only difference is instructor and student relationship and training.

We are currently getting online registration and payments set up, but for right now cheque, e transfer or cash payments will be taken in person on registration day.

Prices vary according to age, we also offer a special family rate.

We will honour most belts due to martial arts abilities. The only exception to this is the black belt, they must be retested under ITF regulations and rules.

Yes, there is a varied amount of contact in Taekwon-Do. Lower belt levels are typically non contact as we are teaching them the proper skills and techniques related to distance, timing and power. As students progress through the belt levels, we start to introduce controlled contact with the use of sparring gear.