We help our students become black belts in life.

The most important lessons from martial arts happen in between the kicks and punches. Students at Ko Martial Arts build grit, respect, and confidence to succeed throughout their lives. KOMA is committed to creating a supportive and inclusive community that builds positive character through martial arts excellence.

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BUILDING CHARACTER

The perfect combination of culture and
self-defense.

The core of our school is the art and culture of the Korean martial art, Taekwondo (or Tae Kwon Do). We believe these two factors are what help change people for the better and help them become better citizens for society. Character development and life skills are the highest priorities in our programs for children and teens. All of our programs, including the adult program, stress learning the details and intricacies of the art of Taekwondo.

We believe that the best teachers are also the best students. Every instructor at KOMA is certified and teaches Taekwondo based on the concepts of the Kukkiwon and World Taekwondo in Korea. We consistently update our knowledge and experience to ensure our students are receiving the best instruction in terms of martial arts skills, character development, and student engagement.

We understand that the art of Taekwondo is not completely reliable in terms of real world self-defense. To fill this gap in our programs we have added boxing and jiujitsu as students progress. Boxing is great for hand-eye coordination as well as for stand up defense. Jiujitsu was designed for ground defense and giving the smaller opponent an advantage.

Through this combination of culture and self-defense as well as our personalized approach to teaching, students at Ko Martial Arts learn how to lead confidently, live respectfully, and overcome challenges throughout their lives.

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THROUGH MARTIAL ARTS EXCELLENCE

Start the journey to black belt at any age.

Ms. Gallentine Testimonial

Ms. Gallentine shares how her daughters have grown since joining the KOMA tribe.

Tykes and Super Tykes (Early Childhood and Pre-K Programs)

Haden, age 5, is finding a passion for learning at an early age through martial arts. Along with other students in our tykes and super tykes program, Haden is learning how to learn while striving for his black belt.

Mr. Baron Testimonial

Mr. Baron shares why his family chose KOMA to help his daughters get out of the typical after-school experience through martial arts training.

Core (Elementary Age Program)

Will, age 8, developed positive character traits including focus, self-discipline, and respect through his martial arts training. Like our other students in our core program, Will was taught by passionate and caring instructors who sharped his technique and helped him live life like a black belt at home, at school, and in the community.

Valerie's Black Belt Transformation

Through support and encouragement at KOMA, Valerie conquered her shyness and insecurity to find her passion for helping others through martial arts.

Dynamics (Teen Program)

Mr. Ryan, Ms. Josette, Ms. Sierra, and Ms. Zenia are young leaders in our martial arts school and in the Johnson County community. As students in our dynamics program, they have been surrounded by an encouraging and supportive environment, which helped them overcome shyness and self-consciousness. Now they are passionate, confident, and talented instructors.

Mr. Jackson Testimonial

Mr. Jackson was 57 with two knee replacements when he made the commitment to living the black belt way at KOMA.

Active (Adult Program)

Mrs. Walker chose KOMA for its encouraging culture and challenging work outs that help her maintain a healthy and active lifestyle through martial arts training. Along other adult students, she knows that it is never too late to start her journey to black belt.

KOMA Fit Testimonial

Mrs. Freeman shares her experience with our adult martial arts fitness program, KOMA Fit.

An inclusive community for Donovan and Markus

Melanie was looking for a supportive environment for Donovan to grow that was inclusive of his disabilities, so she brought her sons to KOMA.