Thomas Rahimi, Matthew Galea, Logan Gereck, and Sam Scott will be traveling to “Kyung Hee” Sport University in Korea for a 10 day exchange program sponsored by the Texas State Taekwondo Association. The 12 member Team were selected past Saturday after a 3 hour training session from the pool of top 2 finishers at 2010 Texas State Championships in black belt division for 14 and up. Master Cha will be joining them as a coach for the Texas State Team. Texas team will live at the Athlete Complex from August 10-19.
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Congratulations to Vatti Howe for Winning Senior Nationals at both AAU and USA Taekwondo
(Vatti has earned one of two spots given away at this years nationals for her division for the 2012 Olympic
Trials. She also qualifies for team trials for AAU, Pam Am and World Championship Team for the USA)
Congratulations to Thomas Rahimi for winning Nationals and named 2010 USA Team member for middle weight.
Congratulations to Master Chanta Hao(Vatti’s Father) and Master Thu Doolittle for winning their 2nd masters division in Sport Poomse
Congratulations to Matthew Galea and Logan Gereck for making the AAU Team trials in Junior Fin Weight division.
Congratulations to Cole Crawford for making the 2010 AAU Cadet Team for the 10-11 Black Belt Division
Congratulations to Drew Pluemer for making the 2010 AAU Cadet Team for the 12-13 Black Belt Division
Congratulations to all NTA National champions and once again for being named the 2010 Top School at Nationals.
While Master Sang Cha’s school philosophy continues to change to adapt with the times and trends, the core training and teaching has always been based on a love for his students and clear recognition of the important role an instructor can play in their lives. It is Master Cha’s wish to be a part of this as each student matures from a shy child walking into his dojang to a confident young adult. Master Cha also fosters an environment that stresses excellence in education among his students. He believes that many of the same skills that help students excel in Tae Kwon Do (TKD) apply just as well in the classroom. Each year, National Taekwondo Association (NTA) has students enroll in top universities across the country.
Master Cha’s NTA Taekwondo Center offers two training options, the general program for those who wish to learn the fundamentals of Tae Kwon Do, and Team NTA for those who wish to compete. Regardless of each student’s goals in TKD, it is NTA’s philosophy that the instructors must be patient and provide guidance to help the students mature at a pace suited to their abilities. Once a student decides on his or her goals for martial arts, it is the instructor’s job to help the student achieve those goals in a way that allows the student to progress while balancing both effort and achievement with an experience the student truly enjoys. Through the Team NTA program, Master Cha’s training includes plyometrics, endurance, weights and techniques. These students train four to six times each week, based upon their age and skill level. Many of Master Cha’s students choose to compete at a national level, and commit to attending the classes year round. Last year, Master Cha took over 75 qualifiers and competitors to the National Junior Olympics to compete with over 3,000 athletes from across the nation. NTA was recognized as the School of the Year for winning the most medals at Junior Nationals by USA Taekwondo (USAT).
As a competitor, Master Cha’s highest level of accomplishment was representing the United States in the 7th World Championships in Korea and the 2nd World Games in London in the fly-weight division. Master Cha brought home a bronze medal in both tournaments. He brings this level of international experience and expertise to his students each day at all levels at NTA Taekwondo Center. In all, Master Sang Cha has been practicing TKD for over 37 years, and has been teaching for 27 years. He is in the process of achieving his seventh-degree Kukkiwon black belt.
The NTA Taekwondo Center has classes oriented for both children and adults. The energetic atmosphere of our programs and our personal approach to teaching are designed to give students the necessary tools to become better people through martial arts.
Whether you are interested in Taekwondo as an exercise program or are a national-level athlete who wants to train for competition, NTA Taekwondo Center has classes to help meet your goals!
How is the NTA Taekwondo Center different from other Taekwondo programs?
Certification
Our instructors and belts are certified by Kukkiwon, the World TKD Federation. Athletes with Kukkiwon-certified belts can compete at that color in any competition world-wide.
The Best Ratio
Classes are always under a 6:1 student-to-instructor ratio.
Champions
Our staff has produced numerous State, Collegiate, Pan Am, National and International Champions.
The Best Curriculum
NTA boasts one of the highest levels of belt curriculum for juniors in the state. Students have a choice between curriculum or competition team.
The Best Facilities
More than 16000 sq. ft. facility with other kid friendly partner programs in the same building.
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July 26, 2010 4:45 pm | 
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