“Strong empathy. High integrity. I teach my students the same values I expect from every instructor, so they grow into citizens our community can count on.”


Your child's safety and growth come first. Here is what stands behind every class at our three clubs.
We are an officially registered Kukkiwon dojang. Master Nam is a certified Kukkiwon Poom/Dan examiner, trained at the Kukkiwon World Taekwondo Academy, and has received two official commendations from Kukkiwon, an honour many masters never receive.
We are an official member club of the provincial and national governing bodies for taekwondo.
Master Nam keeps his CPR and First Aid certification current, renewed every two years through police training.
An Auxiliary Sergeant with the Niagara Regional Police Service for 10 years, Master Nam receives monthly training on community safety, bullying, crime and cybercrime prevention, and shares it with our students and families.
Official partnerships with leading dojangs and schools in Korea bring a new master to our academy every year, keeping our training current and true to Kukkiwon standards.
Our instructors travel to Korea every year to compete, train and learn, and our students compete there too, bringing home strong results.
Learn to Prevent and Protect
yourself from the dangers in today's world. Feel safer, while making educated choices about your personal safety.
Increase your self-confidence. A boost in self-confidence is one of the most recognized benefits of martial arts!
Physical literacy to body awareness and total body workout are a few of the benefits of Master Nam's Taekwondo.
Taekwondo is not only about kicks and punches. Young students will be experiencing a well structured martial arts character development program while adults will relieve stress and find inner peace.
Come to any class for a full week at no cost, at our Welland Main, Seaway Mall and Fonthill clubs. No equipment or experience needed, and no obligation to join.
Life at the Dojang
Halloween Night 2026 at our Seaway Mall Club — black belt demonstrations, glow games and a family potluck that filled the dojang.





