62 Stonehaven Drive (Unit A)
(at the corner of Steeple Chase Drive in the Mac’s Milk mall),
Kanata, Ontario,
K2M 2Y2
Phone: (613) 599-3001
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Ever since Beverly started Taekwon-Do, she has been more active at school and at home. Taekwon-Do has taught her a lot about self-defence and cooperating with others. Whenever she comes home, she tells us about her class and what she's learnt and how much she enjoys classes. Thank you for teaching her!— A. Wong
Dale continues to be more confident in his physical abilities, and Taekwon-Do classes have been a major part of this transformation.— Paul and Carol M.
Beth continues to become more and more self-motivated and we believe that she's gaining confidence from Taekwon-Do along with a huge improvement in her general fitness. She's wanted to dance out of school for some time, but joining Black Belt Excellence has given her the push she needed to actually sign up for classes this semester. She's far more self-assured in situations outside of her comfort zone.— Stephan and Deb K.
Nico is a great kid both at home and at school. He enjoys the Taekwon-Do classes and likes to practice what he’s learned at home on his dad! In fact, he often asks to 'fight' with papa (play-fight, that is), which has become one of his favourite activities over the last few months. While I wasn’t too sure about it at first, I can see that he enjoys it immensely and that it’s a great bonding time for the two of them. I see this as a positive thing for him and also appreciate the physical…— Dr. K. Castro
My son has benefited from his Taekwon-Do training in the following ways: Physically: His strength, endurance and flexibility have certainly been improved and will continue to develop through training. I see this in hockey with his abilities compared to the rest of the team with endurance and off-ice training. Mentally: His focus and concentration as discipline is improving which I see in his schoolwork and the homework that he does. Spiritually: A difficult one to determine as this is very…
Students were taught to walk with confidence and to communicate effectively with both verbal and non-verbal messages. Then they sat down with students and talked openly about issues of bullying. Each student was given the opportunity to share their experiences with the group in an open and safe environment. Phil and Amelia quickly gained the respect of the students by learning all of their names and responding to their stories in a compassionate manner. At the end of the presentation, students…— J. Ogston, Grade 5 Teacher, T. Cochrane, Grade 4 Teacher, Kanata Academy
Our son is now less interested in television and video games now and spends more time in activities like Taekwon-Do. He also seems to be calmer and less anxious about little things and life in general.— Susan E. and Mark E.
The BIGGEST THING we believe Aiden has taken from Taekwon-Do is how to manage BULLIES. He has applied strategies he learned from Bully Busters to help him cop with an older bully at school.— Brent and Robin W.
We evaluate Eric's summer camp as a very positive experience. The life skills teaching made a strong impression on Eric. He seems to have paid attention and understood the messages passed by the instructors. I congratulate you and your team for offering the students a balanced environment with martial arts and fun as well as self-confidence and respect. Congratulations!— Julio and Sandra P.
Mackenzie shows great respect for Taekwon-Do. No matter how poor a situation has become, he will respect coming to attention and focusing when asked to do so.— T. Cogan
