The Dojang has sponsored a soccer team.

We are now offering Birthday Parties.  It is a birthday party that your child will never forget, for ages 4 and up.

Member Pricing: $225 for 90 minutes

This party includes:

• Party for 12 guests ($10 for each additional child).
• 12 Martial Arts Party Invitations.
• Gift bags for all 12 guests.
• 40 minutes of Taekwondo instruction.
• Fun Games like "Black Belt says", Ninja Balloon Breaking, Martial Arts Ostacle Course, Bean Bag Block, Tiger Tag and more.

• Birthday child will become "Black Belt For the Day"
• Birthday child will get to cut the birthday cake with a real Ninja sword
• Fun Music.

Are you testing for your black belt soon?  If so, you need to read this article FIRST.    

Aspiring Tae Kwon Do trainees enter the dojang for the first time and typically view the black belts around them as possessing some anceient golden key allowing them to unlock a door to the mystical wisdom and power of the Eastern traditions. 

  The Five Tenets of Tae Kwon Do and What They Mean

1.  COURTESY

        Enduring respect for and consideration of self and others.  Being polite, using your manners  and having humility.

The child that has ADHD or Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, is gifted. This special child is creative and spontaneous with the ability to hyper focus on any interesting task.

Conversely, this same child is a challenge to parents because they can often be aggressive, hyper, distractible and impulsive. The world views these children as "hard to handle" which can permanently harm self-esteem.

Children are frequently distracted or inattentive and often impulsive on occasion, but a child living with ADHD experiences these attributes most of the time.  A parent has a great deal of influence in helping their child perceive these character traits as advantageous, not a liability.

Many years ago, a troubled man stood at the crossroads of his life.  He fought with this parents, performed poorly in school and had trouble making friends.  Like many his age, he also struggleD with issues of identity:  He often thought to himself, "Who am I? and Where do I belong?"

 In a desperate bid to fit in with his peers, he joined a street gang, and so began his life as a street thug.  Then after a violent street fight and encounter with the police, he realized his life wasn't on the right track.  It was time for a change. . .