Spring Break Board Break Camp
SCHEDULE:
8am-9am: Drop-off -- Indoor sport
9am-10am: Snack and 1/3 movie
10am-11am: Board Break training
11am-12pm: TaeKwonDo class
12pm-1pm: Lunch and 1/3 movie
1pm-2:30pm:Half day pick-up/drop-off 
             Skill Building Games
2:30pm-3pm- Board Break training
3pm-4pm- Snack and 1/3 movie
4pm-5pm - TaeKwonDo class
5pm-6pm- TaeKwonDo class
6pm - Pick-up

FULL DAY
​REGISTRATION
South Austin
MARCH 11-15 Price:
TKD PLUS MEMBERS WEEKLY FULL DAY: $229
(8:00am—6:00pm)
NON-MEMBER WEEKLY FULL DAY: $259
(8:00am—6:00pm)
TKD PLUS MEMBERS WEEKLY HALF DAY: $179
(8:00am—1pm OR 1pm—6:00pm)
NON-MEMBER WEEKLY HALF DAY: $199
(8:00am—1pm OR 1pm—6:00pm)
  • Non-members receive 1 uniform per new student.
  • Fees include martial arts lessons, boards in class, snacks, and bottled water.  Students should pack their lunch.
  • ​Cancellations with less than 24 hours notice will not be refunded but may use the credit toward future camps and events.

HALF DAY REGISTRATION

$79 SINGLE DAY REGISTRATION 

What Our Customers Have To Say

Where I started my "new" beginning in martial Arts 21+ years ago. Thank You SM Richard Johnson and South Austin TKD Plus for the life as I live today!!! Would recommend this place to anyone who wants the best in Martial Arts! 
Aaron Tuck
Owner, Tiger Rock Martial Arts
Colorado Springs, CO
http://www.springstkd.com
Tony and I are so happy for Aidan! And we’re so incredibly proud of him. He has worked very hard and the hard work has paid off. He’s earned his Black Belt……an awesome accomplishment for him, or any other child for that matter.
It’s been a joy watching Aidan learn and grow in his confidence, skills and knowledge. And to witness Aidan demonstrate the tenets of Taekwondo in his daily life, now that’s a plus! In this day and age it’s hard enough for parents to instill the principles and values you want your children to live by. Having a team at the TKD school that supports and teaches valuable principles helps tremendously.
Aidan is here today accepting his black belt because of his perseverance. Perseverance, one of the most profound tenets of TKD in my opinion, is essential to succeed in anything you do in life that really matters to you. It means determination, persistence, never giving up.
Aidan didn’t give up…… and so here he stands today. It wasn’t easy though. There were some days when Aidan didn’t want to come to class - he was tired, was feeling unmotivated or would rather be doing something else on a particular day. Other day’s Tony and I had work schedule conflicts or WE ourselves were too tired to bring Aidan to class. We ALMOST quit once or twice because of these challenges. I think it would be safe to say that most of you have experienced what I just described, at one time or another. Don’t get discouraged, there’s hope. We’ve come to learn that it’s a normal part of the process, but it passes (as it did in our case and for many other families we’ve talked to). Thank God for giving us the hope and encouragement we needed to keep going.
Last but not least, we want to take the time to thank Mr. Johnson and his team of instructors for the countless hours and energy they put into the program for our children. Thank you for all you do…….every single one of you. We need more people like you in this world to be mentors for our children.
We’re so proud of you Aidan! Congratulations son!! We love you!!
Monica Sena-Martinez
Mr. Johnson,
I wanted to let you know how much my wife and I appreciate Mr. Davis' help after class this past Saturday.
As you may know our oldest son Alan has been having problems breaking his green board. Before class Saturday I asked Mr. Davis if it would be possible to have Alan attempt to break the orange board, which he has done successfully in the past, as a confidence booster. He said that would be no problem. (I should also point out I spoke to Ms. English about this approach after Friday night's class and she felt like it would be no problem to try this approach.) True to his word, as class ended, he took Alan aside and worked with him for about 10 minutes. Not only did he have him break his orange board, he focused on Alan's technique and identified a couple of areas Alan needed to work on, e.g., keeping his eyes on the target & relaxing his arm. During that time Alan not only broke the orange board, but was able to break the green board with both of his techniques.
I'm sure this approach...breaking a previous board to boost one's confidence...is not a novel one, but it was great to hear from two of your staff their willingness to accommodate such a request and to see it in-play. Time and time again your staff as shown how much they do care about the kids and their success.
Thank you,
David & Mae Carter
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