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"Every great journey starts with the first step."

SIGN UP FOR YOUR FREE TRIAL CLASS TODAY!

INSTRUCTIONS FOR YOUR FREE TRIAL

Sign-up through Mindbody

Create a Mindbody account through the link above to redeem your free trial class

Download the Mindbody App

Download the Mindbody app on your smart phone or tablet and search for Taejo Kickboxing

Sign up for the class of your choice

Sign up for the kickboxing class or strength and conditioning class of your choice through the Mindbody app.

Check-in when you arrive

When you arrive at the gym, head past the cross-fit area to the kickboxing matts and a kickboxing instructor will check you in.

TIPS FOR YOUR FIRST SESSION

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Arrive 15-10 mins early. This will give you time to sign in, meet the instructor, put on your hand wraps (if you have them), and stretch.

3.

Bring a water bottle. It's important to stay hydrated while you work out. We also have a water machine that you can use to refill your bottle. 

5.

Do your best to follow along, but don't get discouraged if you have trouble keeping up. Kickboxing is a hard martial art to learn, and it's not something that can be mastered overnight. Do your best, but don't worry if you're having trouble.

2.

Eat a light meal or snack 1-2 hours before class. If your blood sugar is too low, you may become dizzy. If you eat right before class, you might not have time to digest and may get nauseous. 

4.

Don't be afraid to take a break if you need it. If you ever feel dizzy or nauseous, and feel like you need to take a break, there's no shame is sitting down for a few minutes to recover. 

6.

Trust in the process and have fun. Learning kickboxing and getting in shape is a fun and exciting journey. You will get many bumps and bruises (literally) along the way, but it's important to enjoy the process as you learn and grow.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Where do I park?

At our Koreatown location we offer street and meter parking throughout the day. After 5:0pm we offer valet parking right across the street for $2. 
At our downtown Taejo location we have a parking lot. 





 

Which class is best for beginners?

Our Kickboxing Basics class Monday through Thursday 6:00pm in our Koreatown location or Monday through Friday at 6:00pm at our Downtown LA location.

For our Strength and Conditioning class you are welcome to come to any of the class times on Tuesday or Thursday (10am, 4pm, 8pm in Ktown)

What is the class format?

Warm ups (15 mins): jogging, light stretches, and calisthenics (e.g. push-ups and squats).

Kickboxing Combinations (35 mins): Instructor will go over the punching and kicking combinations for the day. Most classes you will be working with a partner, with one partner holding Thai pads (targets) and the other partner hitting, and sometimes you will be hitting the heavy bags.
 
Cool downs (10 mins): Learning how to defend yourself from attacks and core workouts (e.g. sit ups, crunches)

I’ve never done kickboxing before. Can I still join?

Absolutely! We highly recommend taking our Kickboxing Basics. Depending on how fast you pick up and how often you come we recommend at least 2 weeks of this class before hoping into regular class.
If you cannot make that time slot you must reserve another time so the coaches know they will have a beginner in their class.
For strength/conditioning class you are welcome to join any class time! 

What should I bring?

We reccomend bringnig $10 fo buy hanf wraps! If you have your own boxing gloves and handwraps, please feel free to bring those, but if you don’t have gloves or handwraps, we have extra gloves you can borrow, free of charge. Other than that, you just need to wear comfortable workout clothes and bring a bottle of water.

 

How intense is it?

What if I can't keep up?

You get what you put in. If you are giving it your all and hitting as hard as you can, you are going to get an amazing workout. If you are tired and can't hit very hard, you're not going to get much of a workout. If you're looking for results, we encourage you to go as hard as you can handle, but if you're tired on any given day, you can always coast. 

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