Moss National Taekwondo Klubb

Siste frist for å bestille klubbklær i denne omgang er satt til 15.10 kl 12.00.
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Training is starting up again Friday 07 Sep (tomorrow).
PYP1 & PYP2 starts at 14:00.
From PYP3 and upwards will start at 15:00.
All students that started last year, will grade up to Yellow belt on the next graduation in Nov/Dec. Looking forward to see you all :-)

Some of our senior students from Moss National Taekwondo Klubb are at the Norway Taekwondo Federation’s summer camp at Surnadal. Its going to be a week of intense training for these bunch. Good Luck!

Another Wonderful Graduation! Congratulations to all the students! A great year had passed very quickly. Moss National Taekwondo Klubb wishes all of you a great summer. We will see you again in August!

Ready for tomorrow. All the best to all our students 😀

"Why do you want your child to learn Taekwon-Do"

Parent - "I want them to gain discipline and confidence"

Sabum to Parent : "Then here are the things you, as the parent need to know and follow no matter what:

1. You must be consistent bringing your child to class. Schedule your Taekwon-Do days and move things around them so your child doesn't miss classes or attend sporadically. Why? Because discipline and confidence come from doing structured things, not random things.

2. When training gets tough and your child doesn't want to go to class because it's not "fun" you will tell them "get your Dobok and let's go" no matter what. Why? Because you can't build discipline on your schedule, only doing what you want when you want. You also can't build confidence by avoiding things that are hard to do or tough. Only by failing and then overcoming that failure can you grow confident. It is not easy but it is worth it.

3. When your child loses interest (which comes and goes by the way) you will say "Get your Dobok and let's go". Allowing your child to just give up something because they have lost interest leads to teaching them how to be a failure in life. Teaching your child the value of commitment and seeing things through is part of the discipline process. The loss of interest in kids happens but then they wish they wouldn't have "quit". Teach your child not to be a quitter.

4. You aren't committing to attend Taekwon-Do. You are committing to get good at Taekwon-Do and earn your black belt. When your child wants to quit you will say "Are you a black belt yet?" and then say "Get your Dobok and let's go". Children who see their training through to black belt will learn what it means to truly earn something which builds confidence and discipline. This will be invaluable in their lives as they grow into adulthood (going off to college and more).

5. Taekwon-Do will build confidence, discipline, focus and more BUT you have to be committed to it no matter what. You can't just show up when you want and expect your child to gain from it. It takes work so teach your child the value of working hard. When you, the parent, are involved in their training they grow strong in their confidence and discipline. Don't be "that parent" that just lets their kid start and quit things. Get them to the Dojang and watch them develop strong, focused, driven and confident so that they can have a great life!

The students were fantastic as ever!

We are extremely proud!