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Ages 7 to 11 · Southport
Kids Taekwondo in Southport
Our Children's classes teach real taekwondo in a fun, disciplined way. Kids learn kicks, patterns (poomsae), sparring and self defence, and work through a clear belt syllabus from White Belt towards Black Belt.
At our dojang on Unit 2, 16-18 Hall Street, Southport PR9 0SF, easy to reach from Birkdale, Ainsdale, Churchtown, Crossens, Hillside, Blowick, Banks and Formby.
Total Taekwondo Southport
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Why parents and students love it
Discipline and respect
Bowing in, listening to the coach and helping others are part of every class.
Fitness that's fun
Kicking, jumping and pad work keep them active without it ever feeling like exercise.
Self defence
Age-appropriate releases from grabs and staying safe, taught calmly and responsibly.
The syllabus
What they learn
Every belt has a clear syllabus, and members can follow their progress in the My Total app.
- Blocks, punches and stances
- Front, side, turning and back kicks
- Poomsae (patterns) from Yellow Belt
- Pad work and light sparring
- One step sparring and self defence
- Board breaking at every grading
Your first class
What to expect
- Arrive 10 minutes early
- Comfortable sportswear and a water bottle, training is barefoot
- No experience needed, every class has beginners
- Parents are welcome to watch
Kids Taekwondo in Southport class times
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Kids Taekwondo in Southport
Unit 2, 16-18 Hall Street, Southport, PR9 0SF
- Monday 18:00 to 19:00 · Children (Ages 7-11)
- Thursday 18:00 to 19:00 · Children (Ages 7-11)
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Thu
ChildrenAges 7-1118:00 to 19:0020 of 20 spaces
ChildrenAges 7-1118:00 to 19:0020 of 20 spaces
Questions
Kids Taekwondo
Anything else? Email info@totaltaekwondo.co.uk.
Is it safe?
Yes. Contact is light and controlled, sparring starts gently, and from Green Tag students wear protective kit.
How do belts and gradings work?
Each belt has its own syllabus. Once your child has trained for the minimum time and knows their syllabus, the coaches invite them to grade. You can follow their progress in the My Total app.
How often should they train?
Once a week is a great start. Many children train twice a week once they're hooked.
Can they compete?
Yes, if they want to. We have students competing at local, national and international level.