If we teach both Taekwondo and Jiu-Jitsu… doesn’t that make us average at both?

That question is completely valid. And most martial arts schools cannot answer it.

Taekwondo and Jiu-Jitsu have completely different histories, standards, and training systems.

If a school cannot teach both properly, then it should not operate them together.

Moreover, true expertise is not about how many martial arts you practice,

but about who teaches them, by what standards, and how consistently and deeply they have maintained them.

If the goal is simply to make someone good at fighting, other problems can arise.

That is why we believe that martial arts based on character and a structured system are the real answer for all our students.

To maintain such a system, standards and people are essential.

Standards define expertise, and people uphold it.

Such a system:

✔ cannot be created by just any school

✔ cannot be maintained by just any instructor

That is why we set our standards with clear minimum requirements to preserve true expertise:

✔ Officially certified instructors

✔ World-class level training experience

We are not a school that simply “offers two martial arts.”

We teach both arts only when we can take full responsibility for them.

This system is designed to fully support your growth and development.