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Thank you to students, parents, and volunteers for making the 22nd annual CTC school tournament a big success! View and purchase more photos at jtollepics.photoshelter.com
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Make Plans for Summer at CTC!
Before youknow it, summer will be here and school will be out. As you make your plans, remember that regular training at CTC continues through the summer months with classes in all programs, including a Little Tiger session.
In addition to regular classes, we offer kids Summer Day Camp and free special events for everyone. Week-long day camps make summer fun and active! Kids stay cool in the air-conditioned training hall from 9 to noon, Monday through Friday, while they make new friends and build martial arts skills. Tiger Camps for children 4-6 and Kids Camps for children 7-12 are open to both non-CTC students and CTC regulars. No experience necessary. This year why not share the fun of martial arts with friends and siblings?
Click for 2015 Camp Dates and Registration information
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It's Tournament Season!
If you've enjoyed the school tournament, take your competition to the next level, and plan to compete in a state or local tournament. Outside tournaments give students a chance to meet and compete with people who train at other schools. Beginners, you don't have to wait until outside competition is a part of your training requirement in level 3; you, too, can join the fun of tournament competition.
Talk with your instructor and register for one of these Spring 2015 tournaments in Ohio:
March 28 Ohio Taekwondo Association USAT State Championship Medina, Ohio
April 25: Ahn Classic Mason, Ohio. This is a large school-based tournament that's fun and close to home.
May 23: Battle of Columbus Columbus, Ohio This is a major event for OMAC, marking its 40th year!
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Leslie Shull began training in Kimoodo so she could get in shape to join her children Michael and Anne in Taekwondo. Earning a navy belt in Kimoodo helped her develop the strength, flexibiity, and endurance to achieve her goal, and in February she earned her yellow belt in Taekwondo. In addition to being a TKD mom, and an active student in two programs, Leslie manages the front deskon Saturdays.
Jason Weigand is a recent addition to our friendly front desk staff. He is also a student in both the Taekwondo and Hapkido programs. He recently promoted to brown belt in Taekwondo and is a navy belt in Hapkido. He began both programs at the same time, but was able to move ahead in Hapkido by training at OMAC camps. He also assists with our popular self-defense workshops. Jason combines quiet strength with a great sense of humor.
