The Spirit of Taekwondo

The Spirit of Taekwondo is also known as the Tenets of Taekwondo. A tenet is something that is accepted as an important truth; a set of established and fundamental beliefs. The Spirit of Taekwondo is the foundation of the Art, which is the positive development of the total individual. But not just the individual, students should also bring a positive influence to their communities.

It is important that students know these are not merely words but are the characteristics that one must possess if he/she is to ever become a true student of the Art.
RESPECT
COURAGE
COURTESY
HUMILITY
 INTEGRITY
PERSERVERANCE
SELF-CONTROL
INDOMITABLE-SPIRIT

Why Train With Us?

  1. You'll receive individual attention with small class sizes for maximized learning and improvement.
  2. You'll have the privilege of attending most classes taught directly by Grandmaster Instructor Chen.
  3. You’ll gain increased confidence and improved attention capacity.
  4. You’ll experience our unique teaching approach with use of special training equipment.
  5. You'll receive detailed testing analysis reports and video tracking on your progress.
  6. You’ll have access to flexible benefits and make-up classes.

Our Mandate

  1. We teach the concept of excellence.
  2. We help students develop a healthy body and a strong mind.
  3. Our curriculum helps student-athletes excel in their academics and sports.
  4. We create a positive training environment where students encourage one another.
  5. We see character development as important in becoming responsible and moral citizens.

Taekwondo Oath:

  • I shall abide by the spirit of Taekwondo.
  • I shall comply with regulation and obey instructor.
  • I shall respect instructors and seniors.
  • We as students are united in mutual friendship.
  • I shall never misuse Taekwondo.

An Oath is a solemn promise

A formal or legally binding pledge to do something.
The Taekwondo Oath is a pledge to be a defender of life, supportive of others, and a promoter of the Way. It instills a 
sense of responsibility and self-discipline as well as respect for one's self and others.