Washington Han Mu Do
I was born and raised in the Seattle area and has been practicing Han Mu Do for 12 years. I received my 2nd Dan Black Belt in 2017 and have been teaching at Washington Han Mu Do for over five years. After exploring various other martial arts, I was attracted to Han Mu Do for its well thought out teaching strategy, philosophy and multifaceted techniques (ex. punches, kicks, locks, and throws). I believe strongly in the ability of martial arts to improve the quality of our lives and our community. My son and daughter were active in Han Mu Do as children, gaining the confidence and discipline to be model students and citizens. I hold degrees from Western Washington University and the University of Washington and have been a natural resource professional focused on salmon habitat...
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I want to say that my kid is enjoying this sport that makes him more responsible and always willing to learn more and more techniques.
All of the teachers are positive in their approach, encouraging always, and as the kids get older help them to succeed in learning how to be disciplined so they can excel.
Great people, great values, my kids love attending class they greet every kid like Rockstars.
My teenager and I attended one of their Woman's Self Defense seminar and learned the basics of protecting ourselves against the worst and ensuring you get away safely as possible.
The staff was so caring and sweet with all of the kids and also encouraged and pushed them to be the best martial artists that they could be!
They have high expectations and truly care about each student.
She has learned such great self discipline and responsibility.
The older students are really good at playing with the little dragons to keep them engaged and learning.
The dedication to this dojang is clear, as many of the black belts that made their way up in Han Mu Do are teaching the lower belts, encouraging a culture of giving back.
Great produce and a very good selection!
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