Korean karate for kids, teens & adults 🥋 Salt Lake City
Certified Soo Bahk Do Moo Duk Kwan™
Brian Corrales, Sa Bom · 6th Dan
Free intro class ↓
08/28/2026
Best wishes to Darya, Jo Kyo, one of the anchors of our dojang for the past 11 years. We know you are going to make a big difference in Vancouver as you pursue your education in Engineering. Your leadership has touched and inspired many in the dojang. We will see you online during the Digital Dojang classes!
08/22/2026
Congratulations to all who trained hard all summer and tested for their next rank this week. Each of you elevated your own technical performance. Now we each set our personal goals and work hard with your mentor to meet those goals during the next three months. I'm excited to see your continued growth. Soo Bahk!
08/17/2026
Leading the class is wasatch Martial Arts alum and student jgirlcook, a 2x black belt in Soo Bahk Do with training in jiu jitsu, boxing, and stunt work, assisted by black belt candidate Verona Franks. It’s a different kind of training day — safe, controlled, and a lot of fun, whether you’re curious about stunt work or just want to try something new.
Details:
đź“Ť 768 E 700 South
🗓️ August 22, 2:00–4:00pm
đź‘ź Wear comfortable clothes and training shoes
Whether you’re a current student or just curious, all are welcome. Tag a friend who’d want to fall (safely) with you.
08/09/2026
Your kid doesn't need another screen. They need something to be proud of, and someone to do it with.
Our Family Kickstart puts parents and kids on the mat together — Tuesdays and Thursdays at 5pm, four weeks, two uniforms included. You're not waiting in a chair while they train. You're learning right alongside them.
We only have 10 family spots for this school year, and they close August 14. Tap below to save yours.
Let me guess.
School starts and family time ends.
Between pickup lines, homework, and dinner, the after-school hours are hard on the whole family.
Gone are the summer days of spending quality time together.
But we’ve solved that for you.
When you join our family classes, you’ll get:
🥋twice-weekly structured training together
🥋one hour of training and learning martial arts WITH your child rather than an hour of unproductive waiting
🥋Uniforms included in your training
We only have 5 family spots. Click the link in the comments to save your spot now.
Three generations. One goal. To learn how to fight through hardship.
You can create family values of dedication and grit when you train alongside your loved ones.
Spots are limited, but your time together won’t be.
Reserve your membership now. Comment KICKSTART to unlock our exclusive back to school discount including free martial arts uniforms.
Don’t drop them off. Get on the mat with them. We’re taking 10 new families this school year. Reserve your spot now. Reply KICKSTART for the link to our back to school special.
Fighting as a family is a good thing. Get one hour a week of quality time guaranteed when you train with your kids.
We only have 10 family training spots for this new school year. Get yours now.
Opening ceremonies of the 2026 USA Moo Duk Kwan National Festival began with something none of us will forget.
Verona performed both the American and Korean national anthems, accompanied by Elsie, Nathan, and Jace on violin and Esme on cello. Watching our own students carry that moment in front of the national membership — representing two nations, two traditions, and everything our art asks us to honor — was genuinely humbling.
Martial arts training is about far more than what happens on the floor. It's about the character and courage to stand up in front of a room and give something of yourself. These five did exactly that.
Thank you to their families, and to everyone who made this festival possible here in Salt Lake City.
07/24/2026
It’s been a week since the 2026 National Festival wrapped here in Salt Lake City, and we’re still thinking about it.
Hosting this event was one of the proudest moments in WMAA’s history. People traveled from all over the country to be part of it, and for three days, this community came together to train, compete, teach, and celebrate 51 years of Moo Duk Kwan in the United States.
This year’s theme was Elevate, and when we look at this photo, that’s exactly what we see. Every person in this picture played a part in lifting this art a little higher, whether they were on the competition floor, teaching a seminar, judging a match, or simply cheering from the sideline.
Thank you to everyone who made the trip, and thank you to everyone who helped us host it. It was an honor to welcome you to Salt Lake City.
We’re already looking forward to what comes next.
| Monday | 5am - 8pm |
| Tuesday | 5am - 8pm |
| Wednesday | 6am - 8pm |
| Thursday | 5am - 8pm |
| Friday | 5am - 9pm |
| Saturday | 7am - 12pm |
| Sunday | 8am - 12pm |