Han Mi Martial Arts
Han Mi Martial Arts teaches class in a manner that engages students of all ages, both mentally and physically. Our experienced, certified, and courteous staff allow for training that is challenging, informative, supportive, and worthwhile.
At Han Mi Martial Arts, we teach three traditional styles of Korean martial art - Taekwondo, Hapkido, and Kumdo (Korean-style Kendo). The diversity of programs at our school allows us to offer something for everyone.
We will be offering an afterschool program starting January 2013.
Martial Art Styles
The following Martial Arts Styles are offered at Han Mi Martial Arts:
- Hapkido
- Kendo
- Tae Kwon Do
Programs & Class Schedule
Han Mi Martial Arts has four programs - Taekwondo, Hapkido, Kumdo, and Chagon Yong ("Little Dragon").
Taekwondo - Taekwondo is a Korean martial art that engages in training through forms study, kicking and punching exercises, and sparring. Taekwondo classes are 50 minutes, and divided into Children (7-12) and Adult (13+).
Hapkido - Our Hapkido program deals purely with self-defense. Study in Hapkido is rigorous. Hand strikes, kicking, throws, falling, rolling, grappling, ground fighting, and submission sparring are all part of Hapkido training. Hapkido classes are one hour.
Kumdo - Kumdo is a Korean martial art that deals purely with sword work. Closely related to Japanese Kendo, Kumdo has both forms and sparring aspects to it. Kumdo classes are one hour.
Chagon Yong - Chagon Yong is a modified version of our Taekwondo program for 3-6 year olds. While the regular Taekwondo program is taught, there are other fundamentals taught that are relevant to Hapkido or Kumdo – such as basic tumbling or strength and quickness drills taught through obstacle courses. Chagon Yong classes are 30 minutes.
Class Schedule available at http://hanmimartialarts.com/schedule.html
Have a Question?
Would you like more information on hours, classes and programs available at Han Mi Martial Arts? Please contact the school with your questions.
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