Breaking Boards, Breaking Records April 22 saw many of our students come to the Church of the Open Bible in Swift Current to break boards and raise funds for International Justice Mission . Together we raised just over $12,500! This is a record-breaking amount for our school–it is the most we have Read more…
SWIFT CURRENT / Swift Current Christian Tae Kwon Do held its third annual board break-a-thon, “Breaking Boards, Breaking Chains”, on April 23 and raised $9,214 for International Justice Mission (IJM). Tae Kwon Do students gathered pledges in an effort to support the event. Each belt level was encouraged to participate Read more…
Competition and Seminars November 21-22 This is a brand new competition format for us and we are eager to test out this first event. We understand that the registration deadline is now only a month away, but we want to encourage participation above anything! We have a great venue and Read more…
The Lyric Theatre here in Swift Current saw our Xtreme Youth Challenge giving a demonstration of the things that they have been learning in Tae Kwon Do My students made me very proud of them and what they have accomplished in a very short period of time. From performing Form Read more…
World’s Worst Martial Arts Demo This video is making its rounds, causing people to laugh and make Tae Kwon Do look bad. Unfortunately, he displays how not to break a board. After watching it, I felt: a) mostly sorry for his students that had to watch him embarrass himself and the Read more…
Our first seminar is now over. Covering three days of intense martial arts training, Master Siminoff put our students through the paces both physically and mentally. It gave me as an instructor an opportunity to review more closely, my students, their progress and different ideas to incorporate into my own Read more…
The local Girl Guides in Swift Current asked me and some of my students to come and teach their young ladies, self defense on Tuesday, January 22. 25 girls listened intently on the message of safety and awareness. The idea of safety in a small community should not be lost, Read more…
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