Great Plains Total Martial Arts

Blue, Purple, Purple Trim, Brown, Red, and a Junior Black Belt (Poom) for Youth. Little Kickers Class (4-6)
Monday's & Thursdays
5:15pm - 5:45pm
$60 per month
Belt Levels:
White, Orange Stripe, Yellow Stripe, Orange, Orange White Stripe, Orange Yellow Stripe, Yellow, Yellow White Stripe, Yellow Green Stripe, Green


How do I start? Just arrive 10 to 15 minutes early on your first night in a T-shirt and sweatpants. We have a quick waiver for you to fill out and you'll be on your way! If you are interested in signing up early, please text or call Master Robert. We believe in having an all-around approach to teaching the martial arts. Our main system is Tae Kwon Do with a mix of Hapkido. Over time we are working on incorporating more styles into our everyday practice to give an all-around martial arts education. Tae Kwon Do – Tae Kwon Do is our roots. Tae Kwon Do is a martial art that heavily utilizes the legs for striking. Many of our techniques involve kicks, jump kicks, turning kicks, sliding kicks, etc. Tae Kwon Do is a martial art found in Korea and in the modern world takes on many forms. Our system comes from Grand Master Yun. Our black belt certification comes from the Kukkiwon in South Korea. We are a Marquarts Association school and a member of the United States Chang Moo Kwan Tae Kwon Do Union where we receive secondary certification from for black belts. Hapkido – Hapkido is a Korean self defense martial art that involves grappling, hand techniques, and various throws. Hapkido is the sister martial art to our Tae Kwon Do and was also brough to us by Grand Master Yun. Hapkido relies on simple but effective techniques that work to disable an opponent through joint locks and joint manipulation. We are a member of the Cchung-Ryoung Hapkido Federation. Training
Students learn respect, discipline, self -defense, self-control and good manners while building confidence and self-esteem. As they develop these life skills they will test to their next belt level when the Head Instructor recommends them. GPTMA Class Rules:
1.) What you learn is to be used for self defense only.
2.) Always practice safely.
3.) Have a good attitude and work hard.
4.) No chewing gum in class (You could choke!)
5.) Avoid disruptive behavior such as talking out of turn and practicing in line.
6.) Manners go a long way, practice them often, in and out of class.
7.) No foul language is to be used in class.
8.) No alcohol, tobacco, or other substance are allowed in the dojang. GPTMA Class Etiquette:
1.) Inform Master Robert or another instructor if you will be missing class as early as you are able to.
2.) If you are injured or ill, please be sure to let the class instructors know before class or when it occurs.
3.) If you do not have a uniform yet, please wear modest clothing (T-shirt and sweatpants.)
4.) Once you have a uniform, it should be clean for class.
5.) Your uniform is only to be worn for martial arts events (class, tournaments). When in doubt, ask.
6.) Avoid wearing perfumes and colognes.
7.) Remove all loose jewelry and watches. These items can lead to injury.
8.) Be respectful of the instructors and other students. Honorifics are required to use in class.
9.) Students should stand in Junbi, hands at sides, or hands behind back when standing in line during class.