Train under
masters
in Fullerton.
Traditional Korean taekwondo at the Camino Del Sol Center, taught by Kukkiwon-certified masters. For kids, teens, adults, and families.
“Taekwondo is not just a sport. It’s a discipline that shapes who we become.”
Classes for every age
From first kicks to advanced forms — four programs thoughtfully designed for each stage of the journey.
Little Tigers
Ages 4-6
A fun and engaging introduction to Taekwondo designed for our youngest students. Little Tigers develop coordination, balance, and basic motor skills while learning respect, discipline, and focus in a supportive environment. Classes emphasize positive reinforcement and age-appropriate activities to build confidence.
Young Tigers
Ages 7-12
Young Tigers build on foundational skills with more structured training in forms (poomsae), self-defense techniques, and light sparring. Students develop physical strength, mental focus, and the character values of courtesy, integrity, perseverance, self-control, and indomitable spirit.
Teen/Adult Tigers
Ages 13+
Our most comprehensive program covers advanced forms, full-contact sparring, breaking techniques, and self-defense. Teen and adult students train with intensity and purpose, building physical fitness, mental discipline, and practical self-defense skills. All experience levels are welcome.
Family Tigers
All Ages
Train together as a family! This unique program allows parents and children to learn side by side, building bonds through shared martial arts practice. Family Tigers is a wonderful way to stay active together while teaching values that strengthen family relationships.
Latest dispatches from the studio.
75th Belt Promotion Test — April 24
The 75th Belt Promotion Test is scheduled for April 24, 2026. Applications and testing fees are due by April 17.
Summer Camp 2026 Registration Now Open
Registration is now open for our 2026 Summer Taekwondo Camp! A week of training, games, and fun for ages 5-14.
Your first class
is on us.
Come train with us. Experience the discipline, the community, and the quiet joy of the dojang — no pressure, no commitment.