ABOUT US
Our primary mission is to form
our students into well balanced individuals. We embrace the five tenets of Taekwondo which are courtesy, integrity, perseverance, self control, and indomitable spirit.
In addition to important self defense skills, mind and body coordination and improved physical health, students also achieve better focus and concentration as well as social and emotional growth. These qualities help to promote confidence and self-esteem. Focus, discipline. training also inspires a “no fear” attitude making the attainment of dreams and goals limitless.
Through our Black Belt Prep Team, students gain the skills needed to be successful leaders. They learn the responsibility of teaching others what they have learned and help others succeed as they have.
The dedication within our school attempts to touch every aspect in one's life for overall improvement and success.
“WINNERS NEVER QUIT AND QUITTERS NEVER WIN!”
OUR HISTORY
Dixon's Taekwondo started in 2001 at the Waialua Community Association. We started with a four students, three brothers and their sister. Training for only an hour three two times a week. As our membership grew, we expanded to hour and a half classes four times a week.
In 2007, we started classes at Mililani Town Association Rec. 1 and at the Leeward YMCA in Waipahu. The popularity of our program has led us to open a permanent location in Wahiawa. We were fortunate to travel to the mainland for various tournaments. In 2008, we took eight competitors to Detroit, Michigan for our first Junior Olympics. We came home with eight champions!
Since then, we have taken ten more teams to the National Championships. We moved out of Wahiawa for a few years, but now we are back! At Wahiawa, we train six days a weeks accommodating anyone, 3 years old and up at any skill level.
In 2007, we started classes at Mililani Town Association Rec. 1 and at the Leeward YMCA in Waipahu. The popularity of our program has led us to open a permanent location in Wahiawa. We were fortunate to travel to the mainland for various tournaments. In 2008, we took eight competitors to Detroit, Michigan for our first Junior Olympics. We came home with eight champions!
Since then, we have taken ten more teams to the National Championships. We moved out of Wahiawa for a few years, but now we are back! At Wahiawa, we train six days a weeks accommodating anyone, 3 years old and up at any skill level.
