Always address instructors and staff members with respect by answering Yes (Sir/Ma’am), No (Sir/Ma’am), Excuse me (Sir/Ma’am). When greeting them in the school, it is always Mr./Ms. and the instructor’s last name, with the exception of our Master Instructors and then the Greeting should be Master and the master’s last name. When in class, it is critical for students to show courtesy and respect for instructors and fellow students.
My son has been involved with this school for about a year now and absolutely loves it. Master Lisethe and Master Martinez are attentive and show so much passion for taekwondo that gets passed on to the students. They teach discipline and skill while in a fun setting that encourages students enjoy what they are learning. Everyone learns at a pace that is comfortable to them and aren't just going through the belts.
At Brio there’s and amazing community and after being there for long enough you kind of feel like they are your family. I’ve been coming to classes for many years, yes I’ve gotten injured but it’s a part of life and it’ll heal, you just need to keep pushing forward. We have had so much fun at Brio and know it will just keep getting better and better, thank you too all of the Masters and black belts for raising an amazing school and allowing me into the Brio Taekwondo family.
Amazing Dojang to learn Taekwondo skills under a supervision of great Master. This school provides a great family environment and at the same time gives an opportunity to excel in learning the art of Taekwondo. My family goes this school and we are completely satisfied with the Taekwondo instructions and many classes/programs they take to improve the physical fitness. When you are new to this school, there will many instructors who help you adjust to this new skill and help you to achieve your fitness/skill goals. My son loves to go to his Taekwondo classes and this school is helping him grow strong mentally and physically.
HIGHLY RECOMMEND this school for Taekwondo!!
