results of practicing martial arts extend far beyond physical fitness

a measure of an indivudual’s progress and growth,

Have fun, even when it's new or different, or difficult.

Martial Arts have guided me through the decisions I make

a true winner never takes things for granted..

“All about the student”

Being a student is tough work.

These are just four of the lives you have impacted

gives our students the opportunity to belong to our tribe

Challenge your children not to give up too easily.

That is when we truly learn something

instead he pushed me to be the strong person I am today.

If everyone truly understood these benefits, martial arts would be a part of everyone’s everyday life.

…the undoing of a lifetime of hard work, dedication, and planning.

Anyone with a diagnosis can do whatever they desire so long as they are willing to put in the time and effort.

When my students get knocked down, I want them to get up again.

TaeKwonDo has taught me how to make my body strong and flexible and the importance of exercise and focus. It has also taught me to stand up for myself, my friends, and my family, but that I only use TaeKwonDo as a defense.

I have learned how to defend myself, how to focus and have better self control, and how giving it my all in taekwondo can really help me even in school and with behavior. I try to get all three stars on my belt; sometimes I get all three, and sometimes I need to do better.

Being a Black Belt is important to me because it proves that I have what it takes to set and achieve my goal. It proves that hard work and determination will result in success. As long as I try hard and don’t give up, I continue to learn and grow in the martial arts.

“Now, for the tournament results!! First place in forms competition, hailing from a Pineapple, Under the Sea, SpongeBob Squarepants!!!! Aaaaaannndd for the sparring competition! Once again, first place, from a Pineapple, Under the Sea, SpongeBob Squarepants!”