Tae Kwon Do

Tae Kwon Do is a Korean martial art that means "THE WAY OF KICKING AND PUNCHING." It was brought to the U.S. in 1956 by Jhoon Rhee, the father of Tae Kwon Do in America.

Ms. Reeve received her training from a student of Mr. Allen Steen, who was one of Rhee’s first students and is known as the father of Texas "Blood & Guts" karate.

Unlike Olympic Tae Kwon Do, our style places less emphasis on high kicks and more emphasis on the practical aspects of martial arts. We place strong emphasis on forms (kata), self defense, and kumite (sparring). This is a well-rounded approach to martial arts, and most people will progress from white to black belt in 3 to 4 years.

Our program also teaches self-confidence, self-esteem, focus, respect and indomitable spirit.  It is a great style for kids and adults alike and helps build strong and healthy family relationships.

Class times are varied and feature separate or mixed adults and children plus a special "families-only" class.

PRIVATE LESSONS ALSO AVAILABLE

• Positive Life Skills such as Self Confidence, Focus, Respect
• A Great Cardio Workout
• A Clear Cut Path From White Belt to Black Belt and Beyond
• Emphasis on Goal Setting, Self Defense, and the "Art" part of Martial Arts
• FUN!

Schedule:

Mon.-Sat. Times vary please consult class schedule.