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Welcome to Taekwondo America (TA).
We are a national martial arts organization with schools across the United States.
This page is to help you find a Taekwondo Karate center in Dallas, Fort Worth and DFW area in Texas.
All TA schools adhere to the same guidelines and procedures ensuring the high standards by which we teach, promote students in rank, and project our image and reputation within the community.
The TA National Board of Examiners has developed and certified a comprehensive training and fitness program for our students to follow. This enables children and adults to progress at their own pace and ensures that we are able to meet the needs of all students.
Over the years, TA has established a reputation built upon our standard of excellence. Accordingly, we do not allow any negative, aggressive behavior, or any misuse of Taekwondo in any manner.
Taekwondo America schools compete exclusively in tournaments sponsored by the national organization. TA sponsors several regional and national tournaments throughout the year and invites all enrolled students to participate in these events.
The national organization is managed by a Board of Directors and each region has one high-ranking school owner as the point of contact.
Taekwondo America was formed in 1993. Since its formation, the organization has attracted some of the finest Taekwondo instructors in the United States. Taekwondo America practice the traditional style of Taekwondo, "Chung Hun" which means "Blue Cottage".
Castle Hills
Mr. Wil Anderson
Ms. Sarah Anderson
(972) 899-1119
What is Taekwondo?
Taekwondo, aka Korean Karate, is a Korean martial art characterized by it's powerful, fast, high and spinning kicks.
It is also a very complete self-defense system which includes hand, elbow, foot, and knee techniques, as well as pressure-point strikes, groin and eye attacks, joint locks, and throws and sweeps.
Taekwondo is also a way of life. Its tenets are Courtesy, Integrity, Perseverance, Self-Control, and Indomitable Spirit.
Taekwondo is a physical science. While training, individual movements of the body are perfected so they become one. Taekwondo techniques are always evaluated and improved on the basis of their scientific applications.
Its techniques may be used with deadly effectiveness. Self-control, mental discipline, and self-confidence allow students to tailor the power of their techniques to fit the situation.
In Taekwondo the legs are used about 70% of the time! The legs are utilized more frequently because they are longer and stronger than arms as well as providing an element of surprise.
But most importantly, we learn how to block and evade attack so that we can control a situation without having to resort to using force.
Kicks are the most distinctive feature of Taekwondo.
