Welcome to MooShim Tae Kwon Do. We offer virtual and in-person instruction for all abilities and belt levels. We also provide online movement classes for those pursuing fitness goals without belt ranking.
About
What is MooShim Tae Kwon Do?
MooShim is a traditional Tae Kwon Do school that observes the
practice of poomsae (forms), ho sin sool (self-defense), kyorugi
(sparring) and meditation. Training at MooShim is not only a physical
practice but is also a philosophical approach to daily life. We
celebrate openness and sharing, seeking to embrace the larger Tae
Kwon Do community, continually committed to the pursuit of
What does MooShim mean?
MooShim means No Mind or Empty Mind. Emptying one’s mind can
seem an impossible task, but with training, you can learn to
consistently bring awareness to the present. This “being in the
moment” is essential to martial arts training. If you come into class
with a full mind, how can you learn anything new? Through
meditation and focusing exercises, you can train your mind to be quiet
and peaceful, so that you can be open to all that is in your present
moment. There is a gap between formal blocking and striking
movements and the actual employment of those blocks and strikes
when needed. At MooShim, we bridge this gap. We train consciously
to react unconsciously. That is MooShim, that is No Mind!
What can I expect from my training at MooShim?
Your training will begin with a conversation with one of our Master
Instructors where we will discuss your reasons for studying Tae Kwon
Do. Whether your desire is to achieve a black belt, get into better
shape and health, learn to defend yourself, connect with a community,
or simply to try something new and challenging, we want to help you
reach your goals.
You have chosen a martial arts school with Instructors that have over
35 years combined experience in the discipline of Tae Kwon Do. Our
instruction is traditional and formal, yet we strive to create a nurturing
environment. Expect to come to the dojang with an open mind and a
commitment to persevere through what is asked of you. Traditional
martial arts training honors the trust between teacher and student.
Let’s begin!