Show Up. Train Hard. Leave Stronger.
Dunedin Taekwondo Night Classes
Taekwondo night classes at Dunedin Taekwondo Academy are where strength is built, confidence is forged, and limits are pushed. Whether you’re a beginner looking to start your journey or a seasoned martial artist refining your skills, our expert-led evening sessions provide high-energy training that fits your schedule. Step onto the mat, train hard, and leave stronger—because real progress doesn’t clock out when the sun goes down.
Special Offer: 6 Weeks for $69
First 10 Students Get a Free Uniform
Taekwondo Night Classes
Monday & Wednesday
- 5:30-6:00 PM: Beginner class (6 years and younger)
- 6:00-6:45 PM: Youth class, all belts (7-13 years old)
- 6:45-7:30 PM: Adult class (14 and up)
Tuesday & Thursday
- 5:30-6:15 PM: Youth class, all belts (7-13 years old)
- 6:15-7:00 PM: Adult class (14 and up)
Our class schedule is built to fit real life. Whether you’re training after school, after work, or gearing up for your next belt test, we’ve got structured sessions that help you train smarter and get stronger.
Dunedin Taekwondo FAQs
TAEKWONDO TRAINING & PROGRAMS
What Taekwondo programs do you offer?
We have classes for kids, teens, and adults, plus specialized programs that go beyond traditional Taekwondo.
- Night Classes: Evening Taekwondo training for all skill levels.
- Summer Camp: Martial arts, adventure, and nonstop fun.
- After School Pick-up Program: After-school pickup with Taekwondo training.
What should I expect with Taekwondo night classes?
Expect high-energy, structured sessions focused on building technique, strength, and confidence. Beginners will learn foundational movements, while experienced students will refine their skills through drills, forms, and controlled sparring. No matter your level, you’ll be challenged, supported, and leave stronger than when you arrived.
How often should I train?
As often as possible. Most taekwondo students start with 2-3 classes per week, but consistency is key. The more time you put in, the faster you’ll improve.
What if I miss a Taekwondo class?
Life happens. If you miss a class, just come to the next one. Progress is made over time, not in a single session.
Will Taekwondo help with self-defense?
Absolutely. Taekwondo trains you to react quickly, move efficiently, and strike with precision—giving you the confidence and ability to defend yourself if needed. While it’s not a ground-fighting system, our training builds awareness, speed, and power that can be used in real-world situations.
Can I still train if I have no prior martial arts experience?
Absolutely! Our Taekwondo night classes are designed for all skill levels, from complete beginners to advanced students. Our instructors will guide you step by step, ensuring you build skills at your own pace while getting a great workout in a supportive, high-energy environment.
We believe belts don’t hold up your pants—they tell your story
TAEKWONDO GEAR, UNIFORMS & BELTS
What do I need for my first Taekwondo class?
Just wear comfortable workout clothes and bring a bottle of water. If you enroll, you’ll get your own Taekwondo uniform (dobok) as part of your membership.
Do I need any special gear?
For beginners, no. As you progress, you’ll need protective sparring gear, which we’ll guide you through when the time comes.
How do I take care of my uniform?
Wash it after every uses, but avoid using bleach—it weakens the fabric. And always, always tie your belt properly.
How long does it take to get a black belt?
That depends on you. On average, it takes 3-5 years of dedicated training to earn a black belt. But remember—black belt is not the finish line. It’s just the beginning.
How do belt promotions work?
Students test for their next belt when they’ve shown they’re ready. Testing includes:
- Demonstrating techniques and forms.
- Showing discipline, focus, and perseverance.
- Earning the approval of instructors.
Belts aren’t given. They’re earned.
Master the nunchucks, master the moment—lose control, and they teach the lesson instead
Address
1446 Main St, Dunedin, FL 34698
Phone (Call or Text )
(727) 734-9704