Very good Dojang , After living in London for 15 years and a long search for a Taekwondo club, That…read morehas a great master, great team, good inspiring and friendly Taekwondo lovers , suits my timetable and location!,, I have finally found all that plus the facility are great, the fact that it is fully matted and available all day is fantastic couldn't ask for anymore very good fees and the best master you would want to train you, someone who cares truly for your progress a very good trainer in every aspect. I started here in January at first i would only go 1 or 2 times a week but now I go 6 times a week it is more than my home . Thank you master Bozdag for having me. Bahar

If you are looking for a top-notch Taekwondo academy, look no further. I started training at Bozdag…read moreTaekwondo about four years ago to enhance my mobility and fitness levels. I have never met someone more passionate (and patient!) and inspirational than Seyit Bozdag. He is truly dedicated to his work and invests in every one of his students. I have made significant progress in both mobility and overall fitness and recently got my black belt! I'm not sure if I would have gone this far in any other club, and it comes down to Seyit. I can't recommend Bozdag Taekwondo highly enough!

Master Ken James has been teaching children and adults Tae Kwon Do in Brighton and the surrounding…read morearea for a long time. He runs his clubs with the aid of his wife Sue and offers a great atmosphere to learn the Korean art of Tae Kwon Do. I trained for about 6 years with Master James and thoroughly enjoyed every lesson. Sadly, financial limitations meant that I had to stop training about 1 year ago. If I returned to learning martial arts I would certainly return to this club. The lessons are a mix of technique with an emphasis on fitness. As TKD is not a full contact sport, it may be better suited to those not quite so keen on getting stuck in, but still with a strong martial arts base. The club is part of the TAGB organisation and this means that there are regular national competitions, should you wish to test your skills in sparring or pattern events. Gradings take place quarterly, although once you reach the senior grades you will have to wait 6 months between examination. To train you must be fully insured (at a reasonable rate) and to spar you are expected to wear full protective gear. This means that children can train without unexpected injury and adults don't have to turn up for work with black eyes or other inconvenient injures. The Brighton club has a lot of very skilled black belts and the overall atmosphere is very welcoming and encouraging for beginners. Ken is a really great guy and i could think of no one better to suggest to teach you martial arts than this master.

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