Five tenants of taekwondo

The foundation of our martial art


Our classes have been designed to help you develop and practice the 5 tenants of Taekwondo: Courtesy, Integrity, Perseverance, Self-Control and Indomitable Spirit. Developing and living these 5 tenants will not only make you a fantastic Martial Artist, but it will also change your life! 

We offer a full schedule of group classes that include dedicated times for Taekwondo, MMA and Cardio. We offer Private Lessons with our instructors as well as seminars where we will come to you.  Our goal is to help you achieve the healthy lifestyle that is best suited to you, through the practice of Taekwondo and MMA. We offer a dedicated, professional, and friendly environment that is designed to support your every need.

To learn more about how you can join, we invite you to contact us today. We look forward to helping you start your Taekwondo and MMA journey.

Courtesy


Courtesy, or  in Korean Hangul (pronounced ye-wee), refers to showing courtesy to all others in the dojong (training area or school) as well as people you may meet outside of formal taekwondo training. Included in this tenet is observing correct etiquette and manners at all times. Your behavior and attitude must include proper courtesy at all times.

Integrity


Integrity, or in Korean Hangul (pronounced yom-chee), includes not only the general definition of integrity where one is not only able to determine the difference between right and wrong but also being able to stand up for what is ethically correct. Being honest and having strong moral principles is paramount and working hard to be beyond corruption are important aspects of the tenet of integrity.

Perseverance


Perseverance, or in Korean Hangul (pronounced een-nay), simply refers to the willingness of the taekwondo student to continue to struggle against all odds to reach their goal. This applies to their taekwondo training as well as other aspects of their lives.

Self-Control


Self control, or in Korean Hangul (pronounced gook-gee), means to have control over your thoughts as well as your actions. Maintaining a pure mind as well as a pure body by keeping your emotions in check, particularly in difficult or trying circumstances.

Indomitable Spirit


Indomitable spirit, or in Korean Hangul (pronounced beckjool boolgool), is difficult to define but generally refers to having the courage to stand up for your beliefs and to stay strong in those beliefs and convictions no matter what the odds against you may be. It also refers to consistently exhibiting a full 100% effort in all that you do inside the dojong (training area) and in life.