Best Martial Arts and Combat Sports Classes in Homestead, FL

The amount of students per class differ by the time of the class and level of the class. The evening classes will usually have more students than the afternoon classes. However at USA Tae Kwon Do School, we believe in maintaining the proper student to teacher ratio for our classes. Classes intended for beginners and young children will have lowest student to teacher ratio since this group requires greater amount of supervision during the training sessions. For our Little Tigers (ages 4-6) we place a class cap of 10 students per class, and on average each class has 6 or fewer students. For beginner classes, the class cap is 15 students with the average class at 12 students.

Our instructors are dedicated and committed in helping the students reach their goals. Therefore it is vital that you discuss the goals you desire to achieve with the program director. Once they have all the pertinent information, they will recommend the best program for you to reach your goals.

We offer programs with and without a contract. It is absolutely understandable for a student to be weary of being locked into a long-term contract, and that is the exact reason why we recommend you start with a two week trial program first. At USA Tae Kwon Do School, one of the main priorities of our mission is to provide quality martial arts classes conducted in a positive learning environment. Therefore we require that all potential future students try out our school and be evaluated so that they meet our minimum requirements before they enroll. For beginners we recommend short term programs of 6 months or less. Advanced students are offered the choice of selecting both short term and long term programs. However, students will find better monthly tuition rates with a regular program versus month to month tuition.

At USA Tae Kwon Do School we teach our taekwondo students the importance of respect and courtesy. In the Asian culture, bowing to each other is a sign of mutual respect and a common form of greeting similar to that of shaking hands seen in western culture. To keep the traditions of taekwondo, students are taught to bow to the flags, instructors, and to each other. Bowing is the gesture of showing respect and should be done with correct posture and form. Students are also taught the importance of maintaining proper standing and sitting posture, and the proper method of introducing themselves and shaking hands to give a positive impression of themselves.

Although our classes are designed for ages 4 and up, students under four that demonstrate the capability of meeting the demands of the curriculum will be permitted to enroll.