Palm Beach Taekwondo Center

About

Kids take traditional taekwondo classes organized by age group, moving through a belt ranking system that builds gradually in difficulty. Master Fernando Concha brings over 30 years of experience as a competitive athlete and international Olympic referee. An after-school program picks up your kid from school and handles homework time before class, which solves the scheduling puzzle a lot of working parents face. Foundra recommends this for kids ages five and up who want to learn self-defense alongside discipline and focus. Your kid starts with an introductory course and trains twice weekly. Parents mention the instructors adjusting to each child's pace, and the community feel means your whole family gets to know other families in the program.

Palm Beach Taekwondo Center is a martial arts school in West Palm Beach that offers an enjoyable and results-oriented way to experience the values of discipline, commitment, respect, courage, and compassion. They provide a self-defense system that focu

Programs (1)

• Palm Beach Taekwondo Center Program

  Camp
  · Monday, Friday· Evening· PaidTrial available

  Palm Beach Taekwondo Center teaches real taekwondo skills while building character traits like discipline, respect, and courage—they've got separate programs for kids, juniors, teens, and adults, so your child trains with their age group. Classes happen on Monday and Friday evenings, and they use a traditional belt ranking system so kids have clear goals to work toward as they progress. The best part for trying it out is their starter special: $49 gets you a full month (4 weeks, 2 classes) plus a free official student uniform, so you can see if it's the right fit before committing. If you're looking to start around the holidays, they sometimes offer free enrollment through the end of the year, with your first payment not due until January—you'd just cover the uniform and a hand kicking target.