Tang Soo Do
YMCA Tang Soo Do
Korean Tang Soo Do (pronounced “tung sue doe”) is a
primary system of empty handed self defense dating
back 2,000 years. This style or system was originally
used as a way for the common people to protect
themselves from the sword of the Samurai. Tang
Soo Do is a systematic approach to learning blocks,
kicking, and striking while gaining flexibility, discipline,
morals and ethics. WELCOME!!!
Common Questions
Who can learn Tang Soo Do?
Almost anyone. Age and gender are no consequence.
Children begin as young as 4yrs. Adults can
begin at any age.
Will I get hurt?
Unlikely. All Classes, including free sparring are NO
contact, or light contact with control and focus.
Injuries are extremely rare.
How often should I attend class?
You are welcome to attend as many classes as you are
able. For best results however we suggest that you attend 3 classes per week.
Why So formal?
At N.A.T.A. schools courtesy is the rule, through
showing respect to others, we learn respect for ourselves.
How quickly will I progress?
With good attendance you will move through your
first belts in the 1st year of studies. To become a
black belt requires 3648
months of training.
What if I make a mistake?
We find that “Mistakes” are a very important part of
learning. Never be afraid of making a mistake. They
are your best teaching tool!
Getting Started
All students wishing to participate in Tang Soo
Do are required to take 6 introductory lessons
before entering the regular schedule class times.
Tang Soo Do is a systematic learning experience. Introductory lessons will provide an introduction
to techniques and etiquette used in
class. In addition, it will ensure the student’s
safety while learning new techniques.
Private lessons are scheduled through Ms
Tomey. Please contact Ms Tomey at 907-230-9886
or akdan22@aol.com
Fees
Members: $20 ( Paid to YMCA) plus $70
uniform/patch fee ( paid to
Stacey Tomey)
Nonmembers:
$45 (paid to YMCA) plus $70
uniform/patch fee (Paid to
Satcey Tomey)
All class fees are paid to the YMCA
** Uniform fees are paid to Stacey Tomey |
