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Quantum Martial Arts

Quantum Martial Arts teaches the Song Moo Kwan style of Taekwondo. Here are a few things to know about our school:

Taekwondo is:

The way of kicking and punching. “Tae” translates to “kick”, “Kwon” is “fist”, and “Do” is “the path, or way of”. Through training in a variety of kicks, punches, and blocks, this traditional martial art builds mental and physical discipline and strong moral character.

Taekwondo will:

Build confidence, teach respect, and improve overall health and fitness.

Song Moo Kwan Taekwondo is:

The oldest and most famous Taekwondo and martial arts school in Korea. Song Moo Kwan’s mission is to unite martial artists worldwide and preserve the vision, spirit, and integrity of our founder and the founder of Modern Taekwondo; Supreme Grandmaster Byung Jick Ro.

Confidence. Courtesy. Perseverance. Discipline. Indomitable Spirit.

Definition of Song Moo Kwan

The explicit definition of Song Moo Kwan is “Ever Youthful House of Martial Arts Training”.

Song Moo Kwan is the oldest and most famous Taekwondo and martial arts school in Korea. Supreme Grandmaster Byung Jick Ro chose “Song” because of his birthplace, which was Song Do City.

Definition

Song means evergreen tree which depicts youth or health everlasting
Moo means martial art
Kwan means gymnasium / house of study

The Oath of Song Moo Kwan

I pledge to uphold the Principles of Song Moo Kwan and discipline my mind and body
I pledge to execute the Truth of Song Moo Kwan and respect all ethics
I pledge to adhere to all Rules and Regulations and unite through cooperation

WSMKA Rules and Regulations

Bow to the flags and instructor when entering or leaving the Dojang.
Do not enter class late or leave early without the instructor’s permission.
Loud conversation, laughing, chewing gum, wearing watches or jewelry have no place in training.
Wear a clean uniform and trim your nails. Clean hands and feet are important.
Do not engage in any activity that might violate the code of ethics or degrade the reputation of the center.
Assume the position of attention when speaking to an instructor. Also, use words of consideration, such as “Yes, Sir”, “No, Ma’am”, etc. “Ye Sabumnim” or “Aniyo Sabumnim” are equally effective.
Be courteous and respectful of your fellow students. Do not teach other students unless asked to by your instructor.
Do not teach martial arts, hold a demonstration, or enter a tournament competition without your instructor’s approval.
Any substitute instructor shall be treated as the Master instructor.

Failure to abide by the above rules may result in loss of rank, suspension from the school, or both. Please understand that these rules WILL BE enforced.