Belt Test Board Breaking
Students break boards in front of the black belt panel at a belt testing night.

Kuk Sool Won training includes striking, kicking, joint locks, throwing, falling, conditioning, animal-style techniques, and traditional Korean weapons.
"Awesome place — my son loves it. Teachers are great and the other parents are nice."
"A great martial arts school that teaches discipline, physical fitness, self-worth, and family. Highly recommend."
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Fitness
Each rank connects physical training with a character trait students are expected to practice in and out of class.
Concentration
Each rank connects physical training with a character trait students are expected to practice in and out of class.
Positive Attitude
Each rank connects physical training with a character trait students are expected to practice in and out of class.
Perseverance
Each rank connects physical training with a character trait students are expected to practice in and out of class.
Self Control
Each rank connects physical training with a character trait students are expected to practice in and out of class.
Indomitable Spirit
Each rank connects physical training with a character trait students are expected to practice in and out of class.
Modesty
Each rank connects physical training with a character trait students are expected to practice in and out of class.
Students practice respect, community, and responsibility alongside physical technique.
As a member of Kuk Sool Won, I pledge to obey the rules of the association and to conduct myself in accordance with the true spirit of martial arts.
I pledge to be loyal to my country and to promote the development of a better society.
I pledge to work together with all classes of people without regard to politics, race or religion.
I pledge to promote international goodwill and strive for world peace through the practice of martial arts.
From age 5 through adult and senior programs — every path builds skill, character, and consistency.

A structured introduction to Kuk Sool Won for young students. Little Dragons build listening skills, coordination, confidence, and respect while learning age-appropriate basics.
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Core Kuk Sool Won training for school-age students. Students learn forms, hand and leg techniques, falling, partner work, and the habits needed for steady belt progression.
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Teen training that combines traditional martial arts skill with leadership, confidence, self-control, and the discipline to keep showing up through challenge.
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Kuk Sool Won training for adult beginners and experienced martial artists, covering practical self-defense, fitness, forms, joint locks, sparring and grappling, and traditional weapons over time.
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A senior-friendly martial arts path focused on safe movement, balance, confidence, coordination, and continued personal growth.
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Traditional Korean drumming meets the first Saturday of every month. It is open to students 13 and older and to all black belts, regardless of age.
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"Awesome place — we have been taking my son here for a few months. He loves it. Teachers are great and the other parents are nice."
"A great martial arts school that teaches discipline, physical fitness, self-worth, and family. Highly recommend."
A glimpse into what your child's journey looks like
Real classes and belt tests in our St. Peters dojang.
Students break boards in front of the black belt panel at a belt testing night.
Archery practice with traditional Korean bows in the dojang.
Students drill a takedown and control technique with a partner.
Black belts training together at the monthly black belt class, held the second Saturday of every month.







Practical guides from a St. Peters dojang teaching since 1995

How structured practice, progressive skills, and constructive feedback can help children build competence-based confidence.
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Why some families of children with ADHD look at martial arts, what to ask, and what martial arts is not.
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A practical framework focused on awareness, verbal confidence, emotional control, boundaries, and age-appropriate safety skills.
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Call (636) 928-0035Minutes from the St. Peters Rec-Plex and Spencer Road. Families drive from O'Fallon, Wentzville, St. Charles, and Lake Saint Louis.
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Start with one week free — no uniform required for the trial.
