Martial Arts are so universal in scope that they belong to all races and creeds, stressing mental and physical discipline. It can be valuable for different ages, sizes, and skill levels.
Tae Kwon Do is more than learning moves. The techniques may look easy, but they are difficult to master.
- Discipline is necessary to improve your technique and to develop your potential
- As your physical ability increases, so does your mental control and focus
Tae Kwon Do develops Physical AND Mental strength
- You must train until the moves are reflexive, ultimately developing speed, power, accuracy and balance which results in powerful self defense
- A mental discipline which creates the “Strength of Character” which will carry over into success in everything you do.
- Training develops physical fitness which requires the muscular exercise and coordination of the whole body
- Each body movement is designed for self defense and combat needs.
- Mental discipline, self confidence, and self control bring about the utmost determination and stability of both mind and body
World Martial Arts Association (WMAA) - INDIANA CHAPTER 