A complete overview of how instruction is conducted.
Currently, we only offer lessons via private instruction.
But qualifying is easy, simply call or e-mail to find out if you are eligible to begin your training.
Classes:
The Black Belt Class
The Black Belt Class teaches all the required forms, movements and
techniques, that students must learn in order to progress through the various belt levels.
These levels are designated by color— white, yellow,
blue, red, brown, and black. Students are tested at each level to ensure they have
adequately learned all techniques required to achieve Black Belt status.
Youth Classes
Youth Classes are exciting lessons designed for the unique needs of
our younger martial art students. Ample attention is given each student based on their abilities,
needs, and learning levels. Tremendous emphasis is placed on respect, dedication, hard work, and
having fun while learning. Each lesson reinforces respect for one’s family, school, and country,
as well as for martial arts. Safety, a priority when teaching anyone, becomes a primary concern when teaching youngsters.
JTMS of North Houston offers Private Instruction for youth or adults
who want an individualized program. Private instruction may be
appropriate when a student doesn't feel comfortable in a regular class
or has physical limitations that may require
special attention or modification of the movements.
Most students who take private lessons are seeking direct, one-on-one
instruction that provides more interaction with the teacher. Private lessons
are usually more intense and faster-paced, and enable students to achieve more
refined techniques.
Self-Defense Classes
Self-defense classes focus on helping students learn to identify threatening situations and to develop the necessary skills to protect themselves from a physical attack.
The training is also designed to help instill self-confidence,
self-discipline, and the calm self-assurance that in a dangerous situation, you
can often do more than you think you can.
Do I have to be in shape to join a martial arts program?
Absolutely not. Martial arts is one of the best ways to get into shape. Don't wait, act now!
Will I have to do jumping kicks?
No. Everyone is encouraged to undertake the training as their own journey of
self improvement and not compare themselves to others. The great thing about
our curriculum is that we condition the body during the first 6 months to enable
you to reach higher levels of training. However, if you never do a jump kick,
that doesn’t hinder your progress or subtract any benefits and values that you receive
from your training.
I see that you do meditation, does this involve any religious connotations?
No. The meditation is simply a deeper form of concentration incorporating lower abdominal breathing exercises.
How do I find the right martial art studio for myself or my child?
The quality of things that you want to look for are listed below:
Instructor(s):
Pleasant personality
Enthusiastic and encouraging
Inspirational and motivating
Gentle, but firm
Patient
Ability to demonstrate the techniques
Interested in helping you achieve your goals
Programs:
Goal-oriented
Separate children and adult classes
Separate Beginner and Advanced classes
Good Instructor-to-Student ratio
Curriculum:
Taught in a logical and safe manner
Not a mix of styles with conflicting concepts
Not focused primarily on fighting
Capable of helping you to achieve your goals
Atmosphere:
Strong emphasis on safety
Positive and upbeat
Friendly
Price:
A GOOD VALUE FOR THE SERVICE YOU RECEIVE. Unfortunately, the general public
doesn’t know one martial art from another. The important thing is to visit
and try out the different schools you are interested in before making the
decision to sign up. Similar to buying a car, you wouldn't just call and
purchase the lowest priced vehicle you could find, you’d want to see it first and take it for a test drive.
Sound Interesting? To see if you qualify, contact Kuk-Sool of Costa Rica
at the number that appears above in the header. Don't wait, call now!
I’ve never heard of Kuk Sool, how does it compare with other martial arts?
This question is probably best answered utilizing our handy Comparison Chart.
This question is probably best answered utilizing our handy
Comparison Chart.
This question is probably best answered utilizing our handy Comparison Chart.