Korean AcademyTaekwondo · Aurora(720) 295-4853
Korean Academy

Classes

TigersAges 3–5. First kicks, games, and balance.Kids and teensAges 6–15. Confidence, friends, and belts.Adult TaekwondoConditioning, forms, and self-defense.Jiu-jitsuLeverage, with the emphasis on self-defense.WeaponsBo, nunchaku, control, and respect.Self-defenseThe school’s note: coming soon in September.

Academy

About the schoolSince 1980. Master Ballard since 2020.InstructorsKukkiwon masters on the floor.School historyGrandmaster JK Chung and five decades.PressA sampling of the coverage.What Taekwondo isHand, foot, and way of life.

Students

Belt requirementsTaeguek, black belt forms, and demos.Korean terminologyThe words the school trains in.ScholarshipMichael Pottle Memorial, each June.Bracket builderPrintable divisions from one CSV.School termsFive goals, and the rules of the floor.

Visit

Schedule and contactMississippi Ave. Weekdays 3:30–8.Benefits of trainingThe claims the school is willing to make.BooksTitles written by KAT instructors.BiomechanicsProtector research and a record sheet.Photo waiverPermission before a photo goes online.QuestionsWho can train, and whether families can.

From the instructors

Martial arts books

KAT instructors have written these. The covers go to Amazon.

Taekwondo: A Practical Guide to the World’s Most Popular Martial Art

A comprehensive overview of Taekwondo.

101 Drills to Increase Strength, Agility, and Balance

Drills for strength, agility, and balance.

Way of the Dojo

A book about owning and operating a martial arts school.

Teaching Martial Arts

Training curriculum for martial arts instructors.

The Princess and the Ogre

A short book of martial arts nursery rhymes.

50 Words: Key Concepts for Martial Arts and Character Education

Key concepts in martial arts and character education.