Question 1

Do I have to register my hands when I become a black belt?

Accepted Answer

No, that is an urban myth. Martial Artists are not required to register their hands.

Question 2

Do I have to be in good shape before I start?

Accepted Answer

No, you will get into shape as you train. We have a series of exercises that you will learn as you progress through the ranking system which will enable you to perform the self defense techniques.

Question 3

I am 31 years old, am I too old to start martial arts?"

Accepted Answer

No, you are not too old to begin martial arts training. Kenpo Moo Duk Kwan regularly has students start from adolecense through their 50's and older. Kenpo Moo Duk Kwan is a practical and effective martial art that does not incorporate gymnastics.

Question 4

What is the difference between Tae Kwon Do and Karate?

Accepted Answer

Tae Kwon Do is a Korean Martial Art that focuses primarily on kicking techniques. Some Tae Kwon Do schools also teach Olympic style fighting. Kenpo Moo Duk Kwan (Korean Karate) is a practical self defense system which trains the student for modern day self defense encounters. Kenpo Moo Duk Kwan students are taught to use their hands and feet with multiple strikes to multiple targets on each attacker, in a multiple attack situation.

Question 5

I am very busy with my work schedule, how much time do I need to devote to karate classes?"

Accepted Answer

The two 1 hour classes are week are recommended, as is practicing at home. As you progress through the ranks if you want more 1:1 attention we offer 30 minute private lessons which can further help hone your skills.

Question 6

How long does it take to get a black belt?

Accepted Answer

In our Karate System, every student is different but it usually takes a MINIMUM of 5 years to reach student black belt.

Question 7

What sort of things should I consider when choosing a school?

Accepted Answer

Finding a school with Reputable, CERTIFIED instructors, a comprehensive curriculum and that feels comfortable for yourself and your family members.

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