Second Nature prioritizes creating an inclusive and welcoming environment for all students, regardless of their gender, age, or ability. This helps foster a sense of belonging and acceptance within the martial arts community.
In smaller classes, instructors can provide more one-on-one attention to each student. This allows for better correction of techniques, personalized feedback, and quicker progression in skill development.
Smaller classes can foster a stronger sense of community and camaraderie among students. This can lead to more meaningful interactions, friendships, and support among peers.
In small classes, there is more opportunity to focus on fundamental techniques and principles, which is crucial for building a strong foundation in karate.
We offer flexible class schedules to accommodate the needs of our students, including working professionals, parents, or individuals with unique time constraints.
"At Second Nature Self Defense, students learn traditional Korean forms"
Tang Soo Do is a traditional Korean Martial Art. With influences from traditional Korean Karate, as well as, elements of Chinese and Japanese styles.
Although it's roots can be traced back even further in time, modern Tang Soo Do was founded in 1945 by Grandmaster Hwang Kee. Under the name Tang Soo Do Moo Duk Kwan.
Incorporating self-defense, physical fitness and, mental growth, Tang Soo Do has grown worldwide as one of the most recognized and traditional martial arts.
Tang Soo Do incorporates both kicks and punches in its system of self-defense. At Second Nature Self Defense, students learn traditional Korean forms, along with sparring, board breaking and, weapons, to create a well rounded individual, helping them become as successful as possible in all areas of life.