Three and four year olds are not small versions of older kids. They hold about one instruction at a time, they lose the thread when a class runs long, and they need to move every couple of minutes. Our class for this age is built around that instead of being a watered down version of the older kids' class.
What a class actually looks like
Short, and it changes often. A four-year-old who has been standing still for four minutes has already left the room in their head.
The skills are simple on purpose: balancing on one foot, following a two-step instruction, taking a turn and then waiting while someone else takes theirs. That last one is harder than any kick.
What parents notice first
Not the kicking. Parents tell us their child started listening the first time instead of the third, or stopped falling apart when something got hard.
Those are the things this age group is really practicing. The tae kwon do is how we get them to practice without noticing.
Is my child ready?
If your child can be away from you for half an hour and follow a simple instruction from an adult who is not you, they are ready. They do not need to be coordinated, confident, or well behaved. Those are what they come here to build.
Try it free for 14 days
Two weeks, no cost and no obligation. If your three-year-old decides after two classes that this is not for them, that is useful to know and it cost you nothing.