Why take Taekwon-do?
Taekwon-do is a modern Korean martial art designed for all skill and experience levels at any age. Discover the mental, philosophical, self-motivational and aerobic training of unarmed combat for self-defense as well as health.
Learn and practice the skilled application of bare hand and kicking techniques as well as blocks and dodges for the rapid destruction of a moving opponent or opponents.
No matter what your ability is you will be challenged at your own physical and mental level.
What makes Taekwon-do unique?
Taekwon-do was influenced by both China’s “soft style” martial arts like Kung-Fu and Tai Chi, which utilize flowing, circular techniques; and Japan’s “hard style” martial arts like Karate, that use direct strikes with the hands and feet. Taekwon-do also incorporates physics to ensure that anybody can defend against anyone, rather than relying on physical strength or size alone.
About the Instructor
“Hi, my name is Zachary Arnold. I am a Second Degree Black belt who has studied and taught Tae kwon-do throughout the United States for over 15 years. I have learned and worked out under the tutelage of multiple Grand Master and Master instructors as well as countless others. Tae kwon-do has always been a home for me, and I hope you’ll come try it out!”
Yom Chi is a Non-Profit Organization.
Although Yom Chi is the name for a national TaeKwon-Do association, in Korean the word means Integrity. As such, Yom Chi California isn’t about making money. This class was established to give martial arts enthusiasts an affordable choice, and ensure anyone can defend themself.
Additionally, membership dues go back to you!!
Contact Us
We welcome you to contact us with any questions you may have about our class and/or Yom Chi Taekwondo.
Email us at yomchi.ca@gmail.com
Call us at (559) 471-7879
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