Thoree Taekwon-Do

Thoree Taekwon-Do is a family-friendly Taekwondo club located in London Colney, St. Albans. The club is led by Mr. Thoree, a fully qualified instructor with 30 years of experience running Taekwondo clubs.

Thoree Taekwon-Do is affiliated with the UKGT and follows the guidance of Grand Master B Sahota. The UKGT is a member of the International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), the British Taekwondo Council, and is a founding member of the GBITF.

Thoree Taekwon-Do welcomes new members and offers a complimentary first lesson to anyone interested. To join, there is a 50 joining fee that covers registration and the necessary dobok (uniform). Classes are priced at 25 per month, which includes up to three lessons per week. For more information, interested individuals can reach out to Thoree Taekwon-Do on Facebook or contact Mr.

Thoree directly at 07796240001.

Classes at Thoree Taekwon-Do typically last for one hour and cover a range of activities. These activities include warm-up exercises, stretching, floor drills, aerobic exercises, sparring, and patterns.

Thoree Taekwon-Do conducts colour belt gradings every three months to assess students' progress. The grading assessment includes patterns, floor exercises, break measures, and sparring. Taekwondo follows a progression of 10 coloured belts leading up to the black belt.

The club actively participates in competitions organised by the UKGT and other entities. Thoree Taekwon-Do encourages all students to take part in these competitions, which may include points and continuous sparring, patterns, special techniques, and power tests.

Taekwondo, meaning 'Hand and Foot Technique,' is a Korean martial art. It was officially recognised as a martial art on April 11, 1955, by General Choi Hong Hi of Korea. The 24 patterns of ITF Taekwondo symbolise a day or the entire lifespan of mankind, highlighting the idea that in the grand scope of the universe, the human lifespan is akin to a day. Taekwondo is an inclusive art open to individuals of all genders, ages, and body types.

Training can be tailored to accommodate people with disabilities or past injuries so that everyone can benefit from the practise.

Join Thoree Taekwon-Do today and become part of a supportive and disciplined community that values the rich tradition of Taekwondo while promoting personal growth, physical fitness, and self-defence skills.