Korean Art of Unarmed Combat
TAEKWONDO
Taekwondo, meaning ‘the way of the foot and fist’, is a martial art distinguished by its focus on high kicks, jumping and spinning techniques, and a diverse range of hand strikes, blocks, and takedown maneuvers.
Practicing Taekwondo fosters the development of self-control, discipline, and self-confidence, while simultaneously cultivating physical strength and mental resilience. At Indomitable Martial Arts (IMA), we specialize in teaching the 24 Chang Hon patterns, a series formulated by General Choi. These patterns are an integral part of our curriculum, designed to enhance the technical proficiency and holistic understanding of Taekwondo among our practitioners.
the art of the korean sword and archery
KOREAN SWORD
Korean Sword, also called Kumdo in short is composed of many different types of training, such as meditation, basic movements, sword patterns, cutting, sparring techniques and Korean traditional archery.
Kumdo is derived from the ancient art of Korean swordsmanship and a unique martial art. Developed from the ancient elite warrior class who dedicated their lives to the study of martial arts and the protection of their country.
THE KOREAN ART OF SELF DEFENSE
HAPKIDO
Hapkido harmony and co-ordination between mind, body and spirit.
Hapkido is a complete martial art that is made up of release, kicks, strikes, joint locks, rolls and falls.
FOR Kids FROM 3 TO 6 YEARS
LITTLE DRAGONS
IMA has established its Little Dragons Programme designed for children aged 3 to 6 years.
This programme focuses on supporting early development of essential motor skills.
- Enhance listening abilities, concentration, and self-control
- Cultivate confidence and social etiquette
- Foster awareness and resilience