About TEENAGER PROGRAM

Teenagers who study TAEKWONDO learn the benefits of self-control and discipline with every lesson. Our classes emphasize core values like discipline, respect, and persistence. Students learn that the way they treat others – in and out of the dojo – reflects on them as people and affects their ability to achieve their goals.

Teens sometimes seem to be all attitude and no respect – in fact, it can seem like they go out of the way to respect all authority figures.

In our martial arts school, respect is a core discipline. Students must treat their instructor and fellow students with respect at all times.

Ultimately, teens who study martial arts learn that when they respect themselves, others will respect them, too.

Whether they’re in a TAEKWONDO class or in a competition, the difference between a good performance and a poor one often comes down to judgment.

Students learn how to make judgments on the fly using the information they have on hand in conjunction with their training.

They also learn how to differentiate between good instincts and bad ones – and to use that information to make judgments.

Teens sometimes seem not to care about setting goals either in the short-term or the long-term.

The study of TAEKWONDO requires them to pursue goals on a regular basis. Each skill they learn, and each belt they earn, represents a goal that they have achieved.

Goal-setting in this way provides teens with the tools they need to set achievable goals in school, at home, and in life.