The ATA Philosophy

The ATA philosophy is that anyone can excel at Taekwondo and enjoy doing so. ATA students range in age from pre-schoolers to octogenarians, and the ATA has the largest number of active women black belts of any martial arts organization in the world. The number of women in ATA Taekwondo has more than tripled in recent years and today represents more than 30% of all practicing students. In addition, the ATA makes a special effort to accommodate the needs of people with physical or other disabilities.

Getting Started

Each student progresses at their own pace, so you can start classes at any time. The introductory lesson is free, and if you decide to enroll, you should begin by attending class two or three times a week. Each class lasts about 45 minutes.

To arrange for your introductory lesson call:

	In Bartlett, Ms. Melanie Anderson at 382-3832 or
	In Raleigh, Ms. Rachael Baldauf at 372-9181

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Last modified: June 13, 2000

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