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“Today – not possible; tomorrow – possible.” Eternal GrandMaster H. U. Lee

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“At Cunningham’s ATA Martial Arts, our son has not only learned discipline and self control, but also the important life lessons of courtesy, helpfulness, and leadership. We are big fans and would recommend the course to parents enthusiastically.” Tom M.

“The differences in the previous schools I’ve attended were very apparent. Mr. Cunningham has held himself to a higher standard, all the while empowering those around him to do the same.” Leon O.

“Your school has done wonders for our son. I was nervous about his lack of self control and his disregard for directions when he started. Now it’s difficult to see where my concerns came from! We are thankful for your strong influence and positive role-modeling. Keep up the great work!” Deborah W.

“We like that the ATA reinforces the values that are being taught at home: respect, self-control, and a good attitude.” DeAnne S.

“When my husband and I started, we were never asked to do more that what we were capable of, and we quickly realized we were capable of a lot more than we thought. And our instructors and classmates were very understanding.” Jessica H.

“We have recommended the program to other parents and to family members because of the changes we’ve seen in our kids’ attitudes, and the changes we see physically in ourselves.” Jessica H.

“Our kids’ accomplishments have boosted their confidence and have demonstrated that hard work can pay off. They have also benefited from the Life Skills. These life lessons are slowly but surely expanding into their home lives and at school.” Jessica H.

“I like the environment you provide – an environment that is respectful, supportive, encouraging, rewarding, disciplined, and fun. I enjoy the fact that people of all ages and walks of life are welcome and are made to feel comfortable.” Kate H.

“Mr. and Mrs. Cunningham and their team of teachers are simply exceptional. With good humor and kindness they have gone out of their way to help our son succeed. I am confident the lessons of discipline, hard work and kindness will stay with him for the rest of his life.” Tom M.

“The discipline, respect and support that is both demonstrated by instructors and expected from students provides a wonderful model for kids and adults to follow and learn from.” Kate H.

“Since our son started taekwondo almost 2 years ago, we have seen positive changes in his level of self confidence, ability to focus, to set and achieve goals, and his physical strength, too.” DeAnne S.

“Both of my kids have definitely improved their physical strength, coordination and flexibility. My oldest son had increased his self confidence and comfort being in front of people; my younger son has increased his self control and focus.” Kate. H.

“Martial arts isn’t just about kicking, punching and yelling like you see in the movies … but it’s also about life lessons: attitude, courtesy, intelligence and many other things.” Leyla K.

“Taekwondo has always been interesting and challenging. I have always had something to work for, something to achieve, something to become.” Holden H.

“Martial arts not only shows you how to hold your own in a fight, but more importantly, how to avoid the fight altogether.” Leyla K.

“My struggle in taekwondo gave me the strength and ability to fly.” Ellie J.

“Taekwondo has changed my life because I have become a better person.” Aidan J.

“Martial arts teaches courtesy and respect; not just in class but in the world outside, too.” Leyla K.

“Taekwondo has changed my life because it has made me more disciplined and more polite; it has made me stronger mentally and physically.” Andrew J.

“My greatest goal for taekwondo is to get as far as I can without ever giving up. I can do this by thinking positively, living with respect, being a good sport, staying healthy, and making good decisions for the rest of my life.” Jesper W.

“In my opinion, a black belt is a symbol. If you are wearing one, people know the amount of work that you had to put into it. It is also a symbol of self control and a willingness to help others.” Asher S.

Martial arts teaches you to honor others and yourself. It teaches perseverance; not just in continuous practice to master a kick or punch, but also how to not give up at the first sign of trouble. It teaches you how to set goals for yourself and stick to them… And most importantly to me, you learn about yourself.” Leyla K.

“I joined my first taekwondo school to become a better person. Being a student of taekwondo is a part of who I am and an integral part of my story. The ideals and goals of taekwondo embody much of what I, as a Christian, wish for the world.” Sam C.

“From the first day I met Mr. Cunningham, I noticed immediately how nice and courteous he was to everyone who walked in his door. It took one class for me to make the decision to join.” Troy K.

“If I get my black belt, it will mean a lot. It means if I put my mind to a goal, I can achieve it.” Wilson M.

“Taekwondo is very fun and has taught me to work hard on my goals and not be afraid to be challenged. With perseverance and commitment I can face and overcome almost any obstacle.” Michala Z.

“From what I observed, it was the overall goal of the ATA to improve peoples’ lives; to encourage and enable people to be the best they were capable of being.” Troy K.

“I could not have planned how each of those belts, with their inherent meanings, perfectly intersected specific stages in my personal transformation. I certainly didn’t see it while it was happening. But it’s obvious now, and that is precious to me.” Anika H.

“Taekwondo has changed my life. I have more courage and confidence.” Christopher N.

“Taekwondo has become a big part of my life. It has taught me about integrity, honor, respect, self control and the importance of setting goals.” Thea V.

I firmly believe that my journey toward becoming a black belt has made me a better person. I also believe that the black belt is not a destination, but rather a mile post that must be passed in order to continue the journey.” Brett G.

“Reaching the rank of black belt is not the end of my taekwondo journey, but the beginning of a whole new one.” Jake T.

“Thank you for providing a superb environment where the attributes of wisdom, character and consciousness can flourish.” Lisa J.