Traditional Taekwondo for modern families, taught with clear instruction and steady practice.
Serious instruction in a school that welcomes beginners.
Korea Taekwondo Academy gives students and families a structured place to train over time. Instructors set clear standards, correct technique, and help new students understand what to work on next.
Choose the training path that fits you or your family, then connect with KTA to find the right place to begin.
Structured Taekwondo instruction for children.
↗ 02A dedicated curriculum for adult students.
↗ 03A shared path for families who want to train together.
↗ 04Korean sword training for eligible KTA students.
↗ 05Special training opportunities for interested students.
↗ 06Korean self-defense through joint locks, throws, and redirection.
↗07Hopae training, footwork, and defensive movement.
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Students listen to instruction, practice each technique, make corrections, and keep working. Class gives everyone time to learn at a steady pace.
Students build confidence by practicing skills, responding to correction, and earning progress over time.
Choose the 4-week trial and connect with KTA about the right class.
Try beginner-friendly classes, meet the instructors, and experience the academy.
See whether KTA’s structured approach is the right fit for you or your family.
No. Beginners do not need previous martial arts experience.
You will meet an instructor, see the academy, and have time to ask questions before you begin.
The $99 trial includes four weeks of beginner-friendly Taekwondo classes and a uniform.
No. The free introductory class is a separate option for someone who prefers to try one class first. The $99 offer is a four-week trial.
Instructors explain class expectations, demonstrate the work, and give new students clear corrections.
Guides & Stories
Parent guide
Bowing in Taekwondo is a simple habit with a clear purpose: show respect, pause with intention, and prepare to learn.
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Parent guide
Motivation comes and goes. Consistent Taekwondo training gives students the repetition, feedback, and visible progress that help them keep moving forward.
Read the guide →Begin with the $99 four-week trial, or choose a separate free introductory class if you want to try one class first.