  Delfs' TaeKwon-Do
Introductory Program
Delfs' Introductory Program gives you two
private TaeKwon-Do lessons. This is a great opportunity to try out our
program and learn about TaeKwon-Do. If you think you might feel
uncomfortable starting a TaeKwon-Do program don't worry. Many other people have
felt the same way. We found that our private introductory program makes it
possible for you to attend classes more comfortably by knowing what will happen
in class and being able to perform some basic techniques.
What you will learn:
Our introductory instructor will teach you basic punches, kicks and blocks.
They will explain proper form and practice with you. We will teach you about the
values of TaeKwon-Do. Parents will learn how Delfs' TaeKwon-Do classes are
structured and how instruction and correction are used to educate the student.
Who will attend:
Our introductory program is design to expose the student to this martial art.
It is important that both parents ( of students under 18 yrs.) attend. Having
family support allows students to feel comfortable and also encourages the
student to succeed. We encourage you to bring a friend or family member to participate in
the lesson if it will make you feel more comfortable.
Arranging Introductory Lessons:
The cost is only $19.95 for both lessons. To book your lessons call Delfs' at
905.775.8760. Our introductory lessons are
by appointment only so please call ahead. Please give us a quick courtesy call
if you are unable to attend a scheduled lesson. You first lesson will last about
30 minutes.
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Receive a FREE Delfs’ T-shirt, Water Bottle & Gym bag
with your TaeKwon-Do membership with this coupon.
Simply print this coupon off on your printer and bring it
to our member services counter when you register for any regular Delfs' TaeKwon-Do
program. Limit one coupon per student. Not Applicable on membership
renewals. Must be presented at time of registration only, not accepted if
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