Definitely NOT! We have students ranging in age from (3) three to (70) seventy. Anyone who has the desire and motivation to learn new things and push themselves to reach new heights in an enjoyable activity is eligible for our programs.

The Filipino Martial Arts program and the TaeKwonDo program are both being developed simultaneously. Future champions at the national and international levels are being developed and prepared through this program.

Depending on the time commitment and individual abilities, it often takes three and a half to five years. It’s not a race to become a black belt. Instead, it involves developing the patience, self-improvement, drive, discipline, confidence, and other traits necessary for TaeKwonDo. It is suggested for students to train at their own pace.

The Black Belt is the conclusion of years of training and a mark of persistence, wisdom, and a significant accomplishment. Earning one is the ultimate aim for any student.

Eskrima (Arnis), is the only Filipino traditional martial art that comprises Espada Y Daga (sword & dagger) and Blade Techniques, is thought to be the most complete and all-encompassing type of fighting.