Tae Kwon-Do, the traditional martial art for the modern world!
Developed over several centuries as an effective form of unarmed combat for the Korean military, Tae Kwon-Do is now practiced by millions of men, women & children worldwide.
At West Midlands TKD, we teach the original, traditional style. We retain the history and philosophy from the ancient style of Taekkyeon, this is mixed with a more modern, sports aspect, thus benefiting the development of both body and mind. This multi-discipline aspect allows us to be an effective family martial art, we have many family members training as groups within our clubs.
As part of the TAGB, the largest Tae Kwon-Do organisation in Britain, West Midlands TKD students have access to regular local, national & international competitions, we have several world champions training among us. It is testament to the high regard the TAGB are held worldwide that the world championships are regularly held n Britain.
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Components Of Learning
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Body and Mind
The complete exercise packageTae Kwon-Do isn’t just about strengthening the body, it’s also about strengthening the mind.
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Take Inspiration
The power of theoryOur training uses Korean commands and teaches students to take inspiration from the acts of others through history.
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Self Defence
Teaching defence to studentsTae Kwon-Do provides you with the tools and understanding of an effective self defence system.
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Competitions
Train for successThe sport aspect provides competitions in sparring, patterns and destruction for those who wish to participate.
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At West Midlands Tae Kwon Do, we are proud of our students and the work that we do! Because of this, we have plenty of photos that we are proud to share!
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Meet the Instructors
All our instructors are fully licensed, insured, CRB checked and first aid trained.
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Master Vince Farquharson
Master Farquharson began training under the instruction and guidance of the chief liaison officer for the TAGB ...See more -
Katie Billingham
Katie Billingham began Tae Kwon-Do at the age of 12, first training in WTF Style for ...See more -
Lisa Brown
Lisa Brown began training in 1991 and is one of the most experienced martial artists attending ...See more -
Claire Southall
Claire began training at twelve years old with Mr Farquharson at the Dudley club and now ...See more -
Warren Didlock
Warren has been involved with martial arts for over 25 years. Starting with the T.A.G.B ...See more -
Craig Mason
Craig began training in Taekwondo at the relatively late age of 39, gaining his black belt ...See more