Literally translated, the Korean word, "TAE(÷Å)" means "to kick with the foot." "KWON(Ïë)" implies "a hand or fist to block, punch, or strike." "DO(Ô³)" means an "art" or a "way". Thus, "Taekwondo" means, "the art of kicking, blocking and punching". However, Taekwondo is not merely a physical fighting skill, it is also a way of thought and life.
Through disciplined training,
Taekwondo improves both the mind and body, placing great emphasis on the development of personal character. Students are taught that self-control, self-discipline, kindness and humility must accompany their increased physical strength and ability.
Families Grow Closer Together
Because of today's hectic schedules, many parents are looking for activities that allow the entire family to spend time together. A unique opportunity at Master Han Lee's Taekwondo USA is the chance to attend classes as a family. Special times are reserved for parents and children to learn side by side.
Train Together and Benefit From :
A common interest that everyone can share and look forward to
Greater respect between family members
An exercise program everyone can do together
Meeting other positive, health-oriented families
