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Keller Ata Black Belt Acad
Program Name: Keller Ata Black Belt Acad
Program Address: 102 Navajo Dr, Keller TX
Contact Phone: (817) 337-9493
Website: http://www.kellerata.com/
Detail: We offer what we believe is the best martial art in the world. Taekwondo is an exciting and powerful martial art known for its dynamic kicking and hand techniques. Although Taekwondo is centuries old, our programs are continuously evolving to keep pace with our rapidly changing world. We offer classes for children beginning at the age of three and for adults of all ages and fitness levels.
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Keller Ata Black Belt Acad, Keller TX
Program Address: 102 Navajo Dr, Keller TX
Contact Phone: (817) 337-9493
Website: http://www.kellerata.com/
Detail: We offer what we believe is the best martial art in the world. Taekwondo is an exciting and powerful martial art known for its dynamic kicking and hand techniques. Although Taekwondo is centuries old, our programs are continuously evolving to keep pace with our rapidly changing world. We offer classes for children beginning at the age of three and for adults of all ages and fitness levels.
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