Programs
Classes for every age.
Three programs, one curriculum — scaled to the student. Every class is taught by a 5th-degree master instructor.
01Ages 5–7
Little Tigers
An introduction to the dojo for the youngest students. Focus, listening, balance, and coordination are taught through games, drills, and the first basic forms — in short, high-energy sessions that keep every kid moving, learning, and having fun.
- Following instructions & dojo etiquette
- Balance and coordination drills
- First blocks, stances, and kicks
- Confidence in front of the class
02Ages 8–13
Youth Tang Soo Do
The full curriculum at a youth pace: traditional forms, partner drills, and sparring fundamentals, alongside the discipline and respect that show up at home and in school.
- Hyung — traditional forms
- Kicking and hand-technique fundamentals
- Controlled partner drills
- Belt testing and goal-setting
03Ages 14+
Teen & Adult
Traditional Tang Soo Do at full intensity — forms, one-step sparring, practical self-defense, and serious conditioning. Suitable for complete beginners and experienced martial artists alike.
- Full hyung curriculum
- One-step sparring & applications
- Practical self-defense
- Strength and flexibility conditioning
Inside a class
Sixty minutes, start to finish.
Bow in
Class opens formally. Etiquette is part of the training.
Warm-up
Mobility, conditioning, and flexibility work.
Basics
Stances, blocks, strikes, and kicking technique in lines.
Forms
Hyung practice — the patterns that carry the art.
Partner work
One-step sparring and controlled applications.
Bow out
Class closes the way it opened — with respect.
No uniform needed for your first visit — comfortable clothes are fine.