Tae Kwon Do
  • Philosophy

    The philosophy of Tae Kwon Do is to build a more peaceful world.
    To accomplish this goal Tae Kwon Do begins with the foundation,
    the individual.
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  • Trinity

    The Trinity of Tae Kwon Do consists of three aspects;
    Body, Mind, Spirit.
    In order for an individual to develop into a complete and well-rounded person, he must cultivate each aspect.
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Contact Info
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Tiger Tae Kwon Do
6055 E. Lake Mead # 0 Las Vegas, NV 89115
(702) 452-7100

Tiger II
6454 Sky Pointe
Suite # 130
Las Vegas, NV 89131
(702) 436-6567

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Tiger Tae Kwon Do Academy

Members of the World Tae Kwon Do Federation

Instructed by Grand Masters Kyung So Rhee & Jong-Il Park WTF (Kuk Ki Won) Holders of 8th Degree Black Belts.

Olympic Sport - Training Olympic Competitors  - Starting from 4 Years Old

Anyone Can Learn and Improve Themselves
Beginners welcome! No Experience Required

Through Tae Kwon Do anyone can learn and improve themselves.  Tiger Tae Kwon Do students can improve their health, coordination, concentration, discipline, confidence, self control and awareness.  Happiness, health and productive lives are fundamental goals of Tae Kwon Do.  Tae Kwon Do is a system based upon a lifetime learning process, in addition to technical martial arts skills.

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Courtesy-Integrity
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Perseverance-Self Control

 

Indomitable Spirit
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Tae Kwon Do may be the most maligned of arts. You are asked to believe that it was created for the destruction of one man by another. You are entertained by the smashing of boards and are told that this power is the goal of Tae Kwon Do.

You hear high-pitched incantations and are led to believe that somewhere within these sounds lies the mystique of Tae Kwon Do

This is show business and is not Tae Kwon Do. Like all show business, the act will change whenever the opportunist believes that your mood has changed. Tae Kwon Do does not change. It is constant in form and purpose. It was created by nonviolent men to discourage violence.

It does give power. A power of self-defense far more frightening then the mere shattering of boards. But it never once suggests and offensive use of this power. It does bring physical well being, for there is no discipline of man which trims, shapes or conditions the body as well.

It does bring a fluidity to motion, a grace to movement, and physical harmony. It also does more, as it brings self-strength, self-knowledge, self-confidence and self control. It reaches toward "ki"...the development of a total being capable of meeting any challenge with calm and success. It brings one to himself. It is a "way" of life.

The journey from those first simple moves of self-defense to "ki" is a long one. We invite you now to take the first step of that journey.