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Jae Hun Kim Tae Kwon Do Institute
Program Name: Jae Hun Kim Tae Kwon Do Institute
Program Address: 1900 N 45th St, Seattle WA
Contact Phone: (206) 632-2535
Website: http://www.tkd-seattle.com/
Detail: We teach Taekwon-do as a complete system. This includes hand and foot blocks, punches, kicks, sweeps, joint locks, grappling and throws, as well as sport Taekwon-do (Olympic rules). Some students may choose to specialize in one or more of the specific areas, but the school will always provide classes on all aspects of Taekwon-do.
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Jae Hun Kim Tae Kwon Do Institute, Seattle WA
Program Address: 1900 N 45th St, Seattle WA
Contact Phone: (206) 632-2535
Website: http://www.tkd-seattle.com/
Detail: We teach Taekwon-do as a complete system. This includes hand and foot blocks, punches, kicks, sweeps, joint locks, grappling and throws, as well as sport Taekwon-do (Olympic rules). Some students may choose to specialize in one or more of the specific areas, but the school will always provide classes on all aspects of Taekwon-do.
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