KMAC Martial Arts

Korean Martial Arts Center Added To Register of San Francisco Legacy Businesses | The Ingleside Light Ingleside mainstay the Korean Martial Arts Center joined the San Francisco Legacy Business Registry on Aug. 10.

Wednesday, April 15, KMAC crossed an important milestone in the process to become an official City of San Francisco Legacy Business. Our nomination was moved forward by a unanimous vote of the Planning Commission during a virtual meeting. I am happy to share this news with the KMAC family and want to thank the many students, teachers, and former students who called in to support our nomination. I very much appreciate all of you!

-Grand Master Jung & Master Mar

[UPDATE March 17, 2020]

Dear KMAC Family - Due to the Shelter In Place order in San Francisco, KMAC will RE-OPEN on Tuesday April 7, 2020, when the order is lifted for San Francisco. Please check our website kmaclife.com for updates!
~ Grand Master Jung

“Hardships often prepare ordinary people for an extraordinary destiny.” C.S. Lewis

Dear KMAC Family,
We know many of you are concerned about the possibility of COVID-19 spreading in your local areas. This concern is completely understandable, and our priority is to assist you and your family to stay safe and healthy.

At KMAC, we are taking additional measures to keeping the school virus-free by bleach sanitizing frequented areas and equipments, such as, bathroom, mat, mirrors, benches, office, locker rooms, paddles, and dummies. To keep everyone healthy, we would also like to ask everyone to do the following simple steps and teach hour child/children to do them when you arr at KMAC.

1. Wash your hands with water and soap more frequently.

2. Cover yourself when coughing or sneezing.

3. Stay home if you are sicker have traveled in the past 14 days.

Exercising and sweating is a great way to prevent illnesses so we hope to see everyone working out I'm class! 🤗

Thank you all for your cooperation.🙏

-Kmac staff-

National Collegiate TKD Championship

(PyeongChang Winter Olympics) - NBC’s Keir Simmons gets a colorful crash course in taekwondo, the Korean martial art known for its fast and furious kicks...

Keir Simmons gives taekwondo a try NBC’s Keir Simmons gets a colorful crash course in taekwondo, the Korean martial art known for its fast and furious kicks. See how well he does in his lesson with a black belt master.

To be considered for promotion, KMAC black belt candidates are required to document an essay describing their journey.

This month we are featuring our first 3 Cho Dan candidates' self reflection video: (**you can also find the videos in our 'videos' section)

Caden Campbell:
https://www.facebook.com/kmachq/videos/vl.153059465412672/2062611070446917/?type=1

Ethan Mangonon:
https://www.facebook.com/kmachq/videos/vl.153059465412672/2062621037112587/?type=1

Gabriel Manzano:
https://www.facebook.com/kmachq/videos/vl.153059465412672/2062621960445828/?type=1

*** As a new requirement we are introducing Video Self Reflection short videos documenting each student's personal journey to Cho Dan Bo (1 year probationary black belt period between high red belt and first degree black belt). And what their personal goals are after attaining black belt.