DKFA Tiger Tots Taekwondo

TAEKWONDO FOR AGES 4½–6

Little Tigers. Big Confidence.

A playful start. Skills that grow.

Jump, balance, kick, and learn! Tiger Tots combines playful activities with age-appropriate Taekwondo instruction to help children build coordination, practice listening, and grow more confident—one small success at a time.

30-minute classes • No experience needed

Smiling Tiger Tots student crawling through a padded obstacle at DK Fitness Arts
  • Listening

    Following directions

  • Focus

    Staying engaged

  • Confidence

    Trying something new

Big Fun. Small Steps. Real Progress.

Every class gives your child opportunities to move, follow directions, and try something new in a playful, structured setting.

Tiger Tots student stepping through colorful hoops during a coordination activity.

Move & Balance

Playful movement challenges help children practice balance, coordination, and control.

Tiger Tots students practicing ready stances together at DK Fitness Arts.

Listen & Learn

Short instructions and engaging activities give children practice focusing, taking turns, and working together.

Tiger Tots student practicing a front kick on a punching bag with an instructor nearby.

Kick & Grow

Age-appropriate Taekwondo practice helps children try new skills and celebrate small successes.

Tiger Tots student smiling beside his instructor while holding his striped belt.

Little Goals. Big Celebrations.

Progress starts with small wins. Tiger Tots gives children achievable goals, encouragement, and opportunities to feel proud of their effort.

Practice with purpose

Children work on age-appropriate skills through playful activities and familiar routines.

Celebrate their effort

Stripes and recognition give children meaningful moments to celebrate what they have learned.

Build confidence to try again

Each small success encourages children to keep practicing and take on their next challenge.

A Comfortable First Step.

Waving Tiger Tots mascot saying, “Ready, Set… ROARRR!”

Meet your instructor, try a few moves, and discover the fun of Tiger Tots.

Smiling Tiger Tots student giving a thumbs up while holding her belt in the dojang.

01

Say Hello!

Meet your instructor and get comfortable in our training space.

02

Give It a Go!

Try playful movements and your first Taekwondo kicks.

03

Let’s Roar!

Celebrate trying something new. We’ll help you find the next step.

A little shy? That’s okay. We’ll help your child feel welcome.

Little Tigers. Big Questions.

What ages is Tiger Tots for?

Tiger Tots is designed for children ages 4½–6. If your child is near the age range, we’ll help you find the best starting class.

Does my child need any experience?

No experience is needed! We introduce simple movements and beginner Taekwondo skills through playful activities and encouragement.

What if my child is shy or full of energy?

Let us know a little about your child before their first visit. Our playful activities and familiar routines give children opportunities to practice listening, taking turns, and trying something new.

How long are classes?

Regular Tiger Tots classes are 30 minutes long, with a mix of movement, skill practice, and playful challenges suited to young learners.

Can we try a class before enrolling?

Yes! Start with a free intro class to meet us and try a few activities. We’ll answer your questions and help you decide on the next step, with no obligation to enroll.

What should my child wear or bring?

Have your child wear comfortable clothes they can move in, such as a T-shirt and athletic pants, and bring a water bottle. No uniform or special equipment is needed for the free intro class.

Time to Roar!

Little kicks. Big smiles. Three chances to train each week.

Tuesday

5:05 PM

Thursday

5:25 PM

Saturday

9:00 AM

Ages 4½–6 · 30-minute classes

Ready to Find Their Roar?

Little kicks, big smiles, and a welcoming first step. Come try Tiger Tots!

Ages 4½–6 · No experience needed · No obligation to enroll.

Tiger Tots students making playful tiger claws and roaring together in the dojang. ROOARR!
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