What is Taekwon-do?
Taekwon-Do is a Korean Martial Art that originated from Korea during the 1940's. The name Taekwon-Do directly translated means: Tae (Foot Fighting) Kwon (Hand/Fist Fighting) Do (Art or Way of) – therefore “The Art of Hand and Foot Fighting”.
Taekwon-Do covers all aspects of training from Self Defence to Sport/Competition, Fitness, flexibility and general well-being.
Class and Training Schedule
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Train at your own pace: Choose the days that work best for you and fit Taekwon-Do seamlessly into your schedule.
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Flexible schedule: Classes are open Tuesday through Saturday, meaning you can progress comfortably at a speed that suits your lifestyle.
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Everyone is welcome: Whether you want to drop by to observe or jump right in, everyone is welcome to visit and check out our dojang!
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First month free: To help you get started, your first month is completely free!
Classes are available between tuesday to Thursday, as well as saturday mornings!
Pricing & Membership Options
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Flexible plans: Our pricing is structured around how often you would like to train, ensuring you only pay for what fits your commitment level.
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Family discounts: We love training families together, which is why we offer special family discounts for our classes.
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Our Clubs
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Randburg
Walter Sisulu Hall
Praegville
Randburg
2194
Ennerdale
Kgotso House
Community Centre
Ennerdale
1830
Benefits of Taekwon-Do
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Increased strength
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Increased fitness
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Increased flexibility
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Sharper focus
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Improved self confidence
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Improved stress and tension
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Practical self defence
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Community building
The 5 Tenets of taekwon-do
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Courtesy (Ye-ui): Being polite, showing consideration for others, and maintaining proper manners.
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Integrity (Yom-chi): Knowing right from wrong, being honest, and having a moral conscience.
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Perseverance (In-nae): Working hard and pushing through obstacles or difficulties without giving up.
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Self-Control (Guk-gi): Managing your emotions, thoughts, and physical actions responsibly.
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Indomitable Spirit (Baekjool Boolgool): Showing courage and standing up for your beliefs, no matter the odds.
The taekwon-do Oath
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I shall observe the tenets of Taekwondo.
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I shall respect the instructors and seniors.
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I shall never misuse Taekwondo.
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I shall be a champion of freedom and justice.
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I shall build a more peaceful world.
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