Taekwondo in Viby J · Aarhus
The first 2 weeks of training are free
Lyseng Taekwondo is a club for children, teenagers and adults. You need no fitness, no experience and no equipment to start — just turn up in loose clothes.
Calendar
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Saturday 07.30–18.00 Willy Sørensens Plads 5, 7100 Vejle, Danmark
Kamp - Kr.450,- pr. person Teknik - Kr. 450,- pr. person indvi. grupper og kr. 450,- pr. team/par. Snak med din træner…
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Getting started
There is no sign-up, no waiting list and no trial period to book. You can start at the next session in the schedule.
No need to sign up or phone ahead. Find a class in the schedule, come 10 minutes early, and tell the instructor you are new.
The first 2 weeks of training are free, so you have time to work out whether taekwondo is for you. Loose clothes and bare feet are enough — no equipment to buy.
If you like it, tell the instructor after training. You get a membership form, and you are away.
This week
We train four days a week. Monday and Wednesday have room for beginners and experienced students alike, so you can turn up to whichever class suits your age and your week. Friday and Sunday are for those who have come a bit further.
Beginners and experienced
Children and families
Beginners and experienced · Instructor: Toke
Adults
Beginners and experienced
Children and families
Beginners and experienced
Adults
Min. age 10 and 9th kup · Instructor: Theodor
Sparring
No instructor — must be able to train alone
Self-training
Min. age 10 and 9th kup
TechniqueFollow the club’s Facebook page for cancellations and changed times during holidays.
Why Lyseng
Many of the children started with us as white belts and are now well up the belts. Several adults have come back to taekwondo after years away — and others started because their child did.
What is taekwondo?
Taekwondo is a Korean martial art with roots going back more than 2000 years. The name means foot (tae), fist (kwon) and way (do). With us, four things are trained side by side:
Strikes, kicks and blocks — the foundation under everything else.
Fixed sequences against an imagined opponent. Also called imaginary sparring.
Timing and distance against a real opponent — in gear and under full control.
Techniques that work under pressure. The aim is to get out of the situation.
From the club
There is training
Come and exercise.
No sign-up. Loose clothes, a bottle of water and bare feet. Tell the instructor you are new — we will take care of the rest.