Class Description

            Doing martial arts is a good way to develop coordination, balance, concentration, and for the younger children motor skills. Whether you choose martial arts as a form of exercise or self defense Master Han’s has many different things to cater to your expectations.

 

Little Ninja’s:

            This is for children 3-5 years old. This program is designed to work with small children on their motor skills, balance, focus, and having fun. Remember they are still very young! We work with them twice a week teaching warm up drills, stances, punches, and basic white belt kicks.

Children White Belt Classes:

            This class is a beginner class for the 6-12 age group. They focus on the basic building blocks that are incorporated into everything you do as a martial artist.

 

Children Yellow, Green, Blue, Red, Black Classes:

            Any of this classes work on the individual need for that belt rank. As you get higher in belt rank the more complicated the material.

 

Advanced Classes:

            This gives the advanced belts a chance to work on advanced material.

 

Adult Classes:

            These classes have white through black belt in them. This is for the 13 and above age group.

 

Sparring Classes:

            Sparring is required starting at the yellow belt. Students wear full protective gear. Yellow belts do exchange sparring and green belts and higher do LIGHT free sparring.

 

Youn Wha Self Defense:

            This is a self defense class that shows how to protect yourself if being attacked in certain ways (grabbed by the hand, choked, head lock, bear hugs, being punched/kicked). Many of these can be altered to simulate being attacked with a knife or gun.

 

Testing Requirements:
  Final decisions are made by your instructor('s) and not the student.  We believe it takes discipline to make the workouts. It takes approximately 3 years to become a Black Belt. There are schools that claim they can get you to black belt in a year or two.  We on the other hand want you to wear it honorably.  Testing is a privilege and not a right.  We strive for you to be the best you can be!