Class for PeeWee advance at their own pace through ranks designed especially for them. Behavioral training focuses on self control and proper response to parents and instructors.
Chua Um (for Beginners)
For students 7 and older embarking on their Taekwondo training, the New Beginnings class sets a solid mental and physical foundation for further study. Students develop essential character traits of respect, courtesy, discipline, and confidence while increasing coordination, strength and stamina.
Jaeja Path (Intermediate Belts)
“Jaeja” is Korean for student, and these 7-16 year olds become true students of Taekwondo as they advance from yellow to green belts . They master increasingly complex physical techniques, including sparring, while learning how to set and achieve goals, focus on their tasks, and increase their learning capacity.
Joonbi Fusion (Advanced)
In this advanced class for blue to brown belts, all their training comes together to produce a student who is strong in mind, body, and spirit. Students learn complex sparring techniques, board breaking, and intricate forms. Most importantly, the mental skills become increasingly evident in home, school, and community environments

Physical- defend your self.
Fitness- defend your health.
Mental- defend your mind.
Joonbi Taekwondo promotes several key areas that contribute to building a better person, which is the mission of Human Engineer, Master Lee. From training at Joonbi, students benefit by developing confidence, discipline, respect, self-esteem, and focus. Taekwondo promotes an active lifestyle through both physical and mental exercise, and is a fun way to explore Eastern culture.
Martial Arts is a way of life, and guides the development of the whole person by building mind, body, and spirit. Through integrating combat skills and the art form, martial arts emphasize the human trinity (mind, body, spirit), the defense system of human survival instincts, and remains in an art form as opposed to sports form.
Martial Arts | Sports | |
Competition | Competing with others | Competing with others |
Focus | Focus on ki-being is everything | Focus on the win- winning is everything |
Training | Train the mind in addition to body | Train the physical portion (body is priority) |
Purpose | Holistic-mind, body, spirit Develop technique, character | Motive is achieving the win Dualism- separate mind and body |