Envision Martial Arts

Envision Martial Arts Envision Martial Arts, Colorado’s premiere Martial Arts school system, loves teaching the children and families of it’s communities important life skills.

Envision Martial Arts is a Taekwondo system located in Colorado. Envision currently has two locations in Colorado; Evergreen and Lakewood. The Envision school system was started by Master Jody Horn and Mrs. Emma Horn and offers dynamic classes for children ages 4 and up, as well as adults. Please give us a call or email us to find out how to get your children signed up for class! Evergreen Location: 303-674-5900 or [email protected]
Lakewood Location: 303-968-5500 or [email protected]

Flashback from a special training with Grand Master Horn with our National Martial Arts Alliance. If you ever get the op...
09/30/2026

Flashback from a special training with Grand Master Horn with our National Martial Arts Alliance. If you ever get the opportunity to attend one of these special events with some extra training, be sure to sign up! You won't want to miss it!

Who is your child when nobody is watching?Not because we're expecting them to be perfect.Because eventually, we won't al...
09/30/2026

Who is your child when nobody is watching?

Not because we're expecting them to be perfect.

Because eventually, we won't always be there to remind them what the right choice is.

We want our kids to develop an internal compass.

To tell the truth when it's uncomfortable.

To admit when they made a mistake.

To treat people well when there's no reward.

To do the right thing because it's right, not because someone is watching.

That's integrity.

And it's a lesson that matters far beyond the Taekwondo mat.

09/29/2026

We've seen several parents recently asking for recommendations on martial arts programs for their kids.

We love seeing our community share experiences and help one another.

One thing We'd encourage every parent to think about is this:
The programs we see most often online naturally come to mind first. Social media is a great way to discover local businesses, but it can't answer the most important question.

Who do you hope your child becomes?

Every martial art has strengths.
If your priority is ground-based self-defense, Jiu-Jitsu may be a great fit.

If your goal is helping your child build confidence, discipline, respect, leadership, and resilience, Taekwondo is designed to develop those qualities.

Neither path is wrong.

They're simply designed for different outcomes.

So before asking, "Which martial art is the best?"
Ask, "Which program will help my child become the person I hope they'll grow into?"

That question tends to bring a lot more clarity than any Facebook recommendation ever could.

If you're exploring Taekwondo this school year, we'd love to have you visit Envision Martial Arts, meet our team, and see if we're the right fit for your family. (We also offer teen and adult classes as well).

Today, the mats bring us together. 🥋⛰️Mile High Madness tournament is happening today in Golden, CO and athletes from ac...
09/26/2026

Today, the mats bring us together. 🥋⛰️

Mile High Madness tournament is happening today in Golden, CO and athletes from across the Taekwondo community are coming together to test themselves, support one another, and grow.

Because competition isn't only about what happens when you step onto the mat.

It's about the courage it takes to try.
The discipline to keep going.
The respect you show your opponent.
And the people beside you who make the journey meaningful.

Today, we celebrate every athlete, every coach, every family, every volunteer, and every school helping make this community what it is.

Different schools.
Different journeys.
One Taekwondo community.

If you're already part of it, cheer someone on today.

And if you've never experienced a Taekwondo tournament before, come see what it's all about. ❤️🥋

Good luck to all of the athletes, coaches, families, and schools competing today!

We’re cheering for the entire Taekwondo community and hope everyone has a great day on the mats. Have fun, compete hard, support one another, and make some memories! ⛰️

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Sometimes we're so focused on where our kids are going that we forget to notice how far they've already come.The child w...
09/25/2026

Sometimes we're so focused on where our kids are going that we forget to notice how far they've already come.

The child who was nervous on their first day.

The student who couldn't quite get the technique.

The kid who wanted to quit when something became difficult.

The student who finally tried something they were afraid to do.

Those moments matter.

A belt is a visible sign of progress.

But confidence, patience, courage, and persistence can be much harder to see.

All the kids who competed had stories whether they got 1st place or a participation medal. The experiences and memories are ones they won't forget.

Sometimes the biggest growth is simply a child realizing:

"I can do something today that I couldn't do before."

We love when we get to be together with our other National Martial Arts Alliance family! This weekend we get to see seve...
09/25/2026

We love when we get to be together with our other National Martial Arts Alliance family! This weekend we get to see several for the Mile High Madness tournament. Will we see you there?

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Some of the most important people at a martial arts competition aren't competing.

They're sitting in the stands.

Standing in the corner.

Helping tie a belt.

Giving encouragement before an event.

Celebrating a great performance.

Or reminding someone that one difficult moment doesn't define them.

Competition may happen on the floor.

But the experience belongs to an entire community.

Families.

Coaches.

Teammates.

Friends.

That's part of what makes martial arts special.

No one truly grows alone.

Tag someone who has supported you on your martial arts journey.

09/24/2026

A goal gives you somewhere to go.

The work along the way shows you what you’re capable of.

In today’s video, Mrs. Choate talks with another class about setting goals and preparing for the challenge ahead.

For our students, preparing for a tournament can mean:
→ Choosing something they want to improve
→ Breaking it into small steps
→ Practicing even when it isn’t easy
→ Learning from mistakes
→ Walking onto the floor knowing they gave their best effort

And this weekend, they’ll get to put that preparation into action alongside students from other National Martial Arts Alliance schools.

The outcome may not always be what they hoped for.

But every challenge gives them another opportunity to grow, learn, and discover what they can do when they set their mind to something.

Choose the goal. Trust the process. Keep going. 🥋

Who will we see at the Golden tournament this weekend?

Big goals can feel impossible when we look at the whole mountain.Children don't need to climb the whole mountain today.T...
09/24/2026

Big goals can feel impossible when we look at the whole mountain.

Children don't need to climb the whole mountain today.

They just need to know what the next step is.

A new belt. A stronger kick. Better focus. More confidence.

Every goal becomes more manageable when it's broken into small steps, and every small success reminds a child, "I can do this."

That's one of the reasons goal-setting is such an important part of a student's Taekwondo journey.

🥋 Family Challenge: Ask your child, "What's one small step you can take toward your goal this week?"

We loved this reminder from National Martial Arts Alliance. ❤️Every black belt started exactly where every new student d...
09/24/2026

We loved this reminder from National Martial Arts Alliance. ❤️

Every black belt started exactly where every new student does, at the beginning.
Not knowing the words. Not knowing the forms. Not getting everything right.
Just showing up and learning.

🥋 You don’t have to know how to get to black belt. You just have to start.

Every black belt was once the newest person in the room.

They didn't know the terminology.

They didn't know where to stand.

They probably wondered if everyone else knew what they were doing.

They made mistakes.

They forgot forms.

They struggled.

And they kept showing up.

That's something worth remembering, not just in martial arts, but in life.

Everyone who is good at something was once a beginner.

Every journey starts with being willing to take the first step.

If you're new to martial arts, remember:

You don't have to be great to start.

You just have to be willing to begin.

09/23/2026

The tournament isn’t the goal. What your child learns while preparing for it is.

In today's video, Mrs. Choate talks about setting goals, putting in the work, and getting ready to step onto the floor with confidence.

This weekend, our students will have the opportunity to:
→ Put their hard work to the test
→ Compete alongside students from other NMAA schools
→ Learn from competitors they may not see every week
→ Practice staying focused when things feel challenging
→ See how far their preparation has taken them

Because tournaments aren’t just about medals.
They’re opportunities to challenge yourself, meet other National Martial Arts Alliance students, and grow through the experience.

Set the goal. Do the work. Show up ready. 🥋

We’ll see you at the Golden, CO Tournament this weekend! Who else will be there?

Address

1002 Swede Gulch Road
Evergreen, CO
80439

Opening Hours

Monday 3:30pm - 8:30pm
Tuesday 3:30pm - 8:30pm
Wednesday 3:30pm - 8:30pm
Thursday 3:30pm - 8:30pm
Friday 3:30pm - 7pm

Telephone

+13036745900

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