Washington Premier Taekwondo Academy 640 Northwest Richmond Beach Road, Shoreline, WA 98177
About the Business
Washington Premier Taekwondo Academy is a leading martial arts institution located in Shoreline, Washington. Our academy offers top-notch training in the Korean martial art of Taekwondo, focusing on physical fitness, self-defense, and mental discipline. Our experienced instructors provide expert guidance to students of all ages and skill levels, helping them achieve their goals and reach their full potential. Whether you are a beginner looking to learn self-defense techniques or an experienced martial artist seeking to improve your skills, Washington Premier Taekwondo Academy is the perfect place for you. Join us at 640 Northwest Richmond Beach Road and start your journey towards a healthier mind and body today.
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Location & Phone number
640 NW Richmond Beach Rd, Shoreline, WA 98177, United States
Hours open
Monday:
10:30 AM - 8:00 PM
Tuesday:
10:30 AM - 8:00 PM
Wednesday:
10:30 AM - 8:00 PM
Thursday:
10:30 AM - 8:00 PM
Friday:
10:30 AM - 8:00 PM
Saturday:
Closed
Sunday:
Closed
Reviews
"My child has been coming twice a week to Master Han's for just over a year. We have had an exceptional experience. All of their staff are wonderful with the kids. They focus on teaching self-discipline, physical strength, and balance all while encouraging and motivating. I've seen them handle distracted kids with a gentle and firm command. They're respectful and loving towards all of the kids. Their summer camps are an exciting experience too! Sometimes my kid is a goofball aka the class clown. Master Han doesn't yell or make my kid feel threatened. Master Han quickly, firmly and lovingly corrects my child's behavior. I really appreciate Master Han's ability to be patient with all of the kids."
"I’ve read all the great reviews about WPTKD and brought my four year old son in for the trial sessions. The first class we attended was led by older students. The instructors daughter recommended we come to the Monday class as she felt it would be more appropriate for my son. My husband took my son to his second class. This day the instructor’s wife was present. As soon as she saw my husband who is African American she made a comment of “we will give him a chance today” towards my son which did not sit right with my husband. My son walked into the class ready to participate and was not doing anything wrong. That same class, there was also another four year old boy who also was having his second class. The instructor told this child’s parent that he was too young for the class due to his challenges with following directions. His dad requested that his son continues with the class and would pay for the classes. My son was following directions and participating to his full ability during class. On the third class, I took my son. I was watching my son from the window. He was seated away from the group while the rest of the students sat together near the instructor. You can see in this picture below. After class, I was asked to come into the office by the instructor’s daughter and his wife also joined us. His daughter told me that he was too young for the class and suggested we come back in September. This class my son was attending was for 4-7 years old and my son is 4 years old. The wife started yelling in Korean to her daughter then the daughter changed her suggestion to me. She told me that “this beginner class will not work out” and told me that they are reconsidering having a four year old class. They never brought anything to my attention with the first session but decided to nitpick at my child after seeing my African American husband. I feel like we are being profiled because of our race. I would understand if my child was struggling to pay attention but he was participating in all the classes he attended. For a facility that has been running for so many years, I would think they would know how to teach young children and have patience with them. This had nothing to do with my son’s ability to learn taekwondo but rather had to do with the color of his skin. I would never recommend this school to anyone after experiencing this racism."
"Master Han and staff have been great with the kids and parents. My son had been going for 3 years and we intend to stay for more. The school is a good mix of discipline, repetition, and encouragement. We were sad that some of the instructors have left but that’s life. It’s a good workout for my son as he doesn’t do many team sports."
"Our son took tae kwon do with Master Han for over 4 years, and we were very happy there. My son loved Master Han, and he and Mrs. Han and their son and daughter truly care about their students. They are flexible and responsive. We appreciated the quality of the instruction our son received, and the Hans also incorporated a lot of fun, family events into the school. When my son passed his black belt test, we decided to take a break from TKD. We had a great experience with Master Han!"
"My son was a student of Master Han’s for 3 years. He began TKD at age 4 and this past November after a lot of hard work, earned his black belt. Master Han and his staff are all wonderful! They are professional, really care about the students and while they expect hard work, also want the students to have fun. My son thoroughly enjoyed his time as a student of WPTKD Academy. He gained confidence, leadership skills, discipline, met tons of friends and learned a lot about Korean culture. The reviews that state nobody speaks English at the studio are simply false."
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