It is better to
have lived one
day as tiger
than a thousand
years as a sheep.

Tibetan Proverb

 

 


 

 
 

Congratulations to Magdalena Szczotka, who won a Bronze medal at the 2008 Universiade Games in Serbia.  This is the first Bronze medal ever won by a Canadian at the Universiade Taekwondo Games.   Eric Wah was also appointed an international referee for the Games!

Congratulations to Jessica Johnson, who won the Featherweight National Title at Team Trials May 24th in Ottawa!  Jessica will now represent Canada at the Pan Am Championships in Puerto Rico in October.  Congratulations as well to Kevin Mejia, Magdalena Szczotka and Marcela Szczotka who each placed 2nd in their division!

Congratulations to our Tiger Team for their outstanding performance at the 2008 Provincial Tournament.  With 14 athletes competing, Tigers brought home 12 GOLD medals and 2 SILVER!  More

Our Programs
Our carefully structured programs are designed to bring out the best in each student we teach. More

Our Instructors
Tiger Taekwondo prides itself on the quality of our instructors. Our instructors are WTF certified and certified in CPR and First Aid.  All instructors are directly supervised by Master Chung to maintain the high quality Tiger Taekwondo demands. More

What You Should Know About Taekwondo
The most important fact about Taekwondo is that it is not only a superior art of self-defense, but of the mind as well.  It gives its practitioners self-confidence that provides an advantage over opponents. With its practical means of self defense, its complete regiment of physical conditioning, and its aid to improved concentration and mental performance, Taekwondo offers a total fitness program integrating body, mind and spirit.  More

Meet the Tiger Team
Tiger Taekwondo has the most successful competitive team in Alberta, with our athletes dominating at both the Senior and Junior level at the Alberta Provincial Team Trials.   More

"Strength by itself is not equal to knowledge and knowledge is not equal to training,
but combine knowledge with training, and one will acquire true strength"