Traditional Chung do Kwan Tae Kwon-Do, Inc.®
Celebrating a Proud Tradition Since 1969
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Agility At Its Finest
Last update -- October
21, 2022There are more than 130
recognized Martial Art styles, including 5 Tae Kwon-Do styles
We practice Traditional Chung do Kwan Tae Kwon-Do
Korean
pronunciation: (Tᾱ Kwonʹ Dō) Chung do Kwan spelling: (Tae Kwon-Do)
2 years, the UNI Tae Kwon-Do Club has been empowering students to be their best and achieve success in all areas of life. Our students are able to develop both a Sound Mind and a Sound Body by attending a diverse array of classes, services, and the highest caliber of instruction. Our proven method of instruction provides unparalleled excellence in training in a safe and supportive environment, designed to help you excel and improve continuously. By training with the UNI Tae Kwon-Do Club, you will learn how to defend yourself while improving your physical fitness, and enhancing your mental well-being, self-discipline, and self-confidence. Whether you have trained in Martial Arts before, or are a brand new beginner, our experienced Instructor can help you achieve your goals.Some are quick to associate Martial Arts with violence and fighting. The focus of Tae Kwon-Do training is to establish Discipline, Courtesy and Respect. Although Tae Kwon-Do does develop self defense, the ability to protect oneself from danger comes only after many years of practice. The achievement of skill is measured by a student's dedication, sacrifice, devotion, and perseverance to the Art.
These photos show students enjoying the many benefits associated with Tae Kwon-Do training: flexibility, strength, coordination, agility, and of course, discipline.
Grand Master Joseph Philip, 9th Dan
Flying Side Kick Over Four People
A Chief Instructor For 45 Years
Dean of non Asian Grand Masters
For 53 years, SabBumNim
would end his classes with
his signature expressionBe Well
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Grand Master Daniel Marr, 8th Dan
Jump Side Kick
Former UNI TKD President
The philosophy or concept of board breaking dates back 2,000 years into Korea's rich and proud history. As we set goals in our everyday lives, we are often stalled and detoured by roadblocks and obstacles. A Tae Kwon-Do student must break down these barriers in order to reach their final objective. If an individual concentrates their full energy on an obstacle, while keeping focused on their goal, one will persevere.
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Master Marshall Cowell, 5th Dan
Jump Spin Heel Kick
Former UNI TKD President
Master Marshall Cowell, 5th Dan
Jump Side Kick
Former UNI TKD President
Master Marshall Cowell, 5th Dan
Jump Spin Heel Kick
Former UNI TKD President
Tae Kwon Do is an effective and great way to unify the mind and body. It helps develop one's health by increasing cardiovascular ability, strength, balance and flexibility. The combination of blocking, kicking and punching techniques, makes Tae Kwon-Do one of the ultimate unarmed self-defenses. Through the practice of Tae Kwon-Do you will become healthier, more coordinated, and confident in your daily life. Along with these benefits one can gain more self-confidence, self-discipline, respect, and better focus. Together, they combine into a powerful self-defense against any attacker. Anyone can begin from their present condition and enjoy continued success through Tae Kwon-Do training.
Senior Master Jerel Krueger, 7th Dan
Jump Spin Side Kick
Former UNI TKD Faculty Advisor
Senior Master Brian Bartemes, 7th Dan
Jump Front Kick
Former UNI TKD President
Senior Master Brian Bartemes, 7th Dan
Jump Side Kick
Former UNI TKD President
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Master Melissa Philip, 5th Dan |
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Tae Kwon-Do is excellent training for children. They are taught Discipline, Courtesy, and Respect as they practice to develop flexibility, strength, and coordination. Three hundred sixty-eight Black Belt Degrees have been earned by young men and women as Junior Black Belts before they turned 16. All have achieved academic excellence in school. Those who have grown into adulthood, have become Master Instructors, Masters, Gold Medallists, College Professors, CPA's, college students, parents, race car drivers, doctors, police officers, priest, and military personnel.