All you have to do is download and print the Referral Program Flyer and give a copies to your friends and family members. If they sign up for classes, they’ll receive a $10 credit off of their first full month of classes. Once they’re signed up for their first full month, you’ll receive a $10 credit towards your next month of membership as a THANK YOU, too! It’s really that simple!

Our goal is to share our knowledge of the martial arts with as many people as possible. THANKYOU for being a part of the Moo Duk Kwan family, and for making that goal possible. We appreciate you – every day!

Click here to download the Referral Program Flyer!

If there is icy or snowy weather, Master Blair will make a determination as to whether or not the school will be open as early as possible.

School closing information will be posted on the school website and will be noted on the school voicemail system. Call 856-939-1130 to listen for updates.

We will strive to update our systems as early as possible and hope to do so no later than 2:30-3:00pm if during the week and as early as humanly possible on the weekend. If the storm is still active, please check with the school before leaving your house to come to class.

Please remember, not everyone uses main roads to get from home to class and icy or snowy driving conditions can be incredibly dangerous. Master Blair will make the decision to open or close the school based on his sole discretion and based on what he feels is best for the greater good.

Thank you for your cooperation and have a safe winter season!!

To ALL Students and Parents at Moo Duk Kwan Martial Arts:

With the start of the school year just around the corner, we recognize that there will be increased concern about health and safety in public settings – especially when it comes to communicable diseases such as colds, the flu, and the more recent H1N1 (swine flu) strain.

As such, we at Moo Duk Kwan Martial Arts would like to reiterate our dedication to your health and wellness while in our school. Over the coming months we will be forced to take a much stronger stance regarding allowing students (both children and adults) who are sick or exhibiting signs of illness to participate in classes.

Please remember that if your child is not healthy enough in the morning to go to school, he will probably not be healthy enough in the afternoon to go to martial arts classes. As a general rule, if your child does not go to school due to illness he should not be attending extracurricular activities. The same applies to adults and work.

Not sure if your child should stay home? Here are some general guidelines to consider:

• VOMITING AND DIARRHEA If your child has been vomiting or has had diarrhea he should not attend martial arts classes. Your child should not come back to class until he or she is free of symptoms for a full 24 hours.
• HEADACHES Headaches, especially during the winter months, are often indicative of a looming illness and should not be taken lightly. If your child has a severe headache that does not seem to be responding to analgesics (Tylenol, etc) he should not come to martial arts classes.
• FEVERS Please do not send your child to martial arts class if he has a fever. Do not give your child a fever-reducing medication and send him to class. The underlying cause of his illness may still be present and your child should not return to class until he has been fever free, without the aid of a fever-reducing medication, for at least 24 hours.
• COUGHS, COLDS, AND SORE THROATS While the common cold is relatively harmless it is definitely contagious. If your child is overly fatigued, is too headachy or stuffed up to focus, has an uncontrollable runny nose, has a sore throat, has a persistent or barking cough, or has a fever associated with his cold he should not attend martial arts classes.
• RASHES A rash can be caused by a wide variety of factors, including contagious bacterial and viral infections. If your child has a rash, please do not send him to martial arts classes unless he has been checked by a physician.
• RED EYES Your child should not attend martial arts classes if the whites of his eyes are red, are crusty, or are oozing green or yellow discharge. If he has been diagnosed with conjunctivitis (or pink eye) your child should not attend martial arts classes until he has taken antibiotic medication for at least 24 hours.
• OTHER SYMPTOMS TO CONSIDER Keep a close eye on your child if he is overly fatigued, complaining of chills, complaining of aching muscles, complaining of joint pain, sneezing, coughing, or even not eating normally. Please listen if your child seems to genuinely not feel well. He should not be in martial arts classes until he is healthy.

We also ask you to please reiterate the importance of proper health precautions while in public. Please make sure your child understands the importance of covering his mouth while sneezing or coughing, properly using tissues, and the proper techniques for hand washing and using hand sanitizer. If your child is not old enough or mature enough to manage these social behaviors than he should not participate in class until he is 100% free of symptoms.

What we plan to do:

Please understand that we have to keep the safety and well being of ALL of our students in mind throughout the upcoming fall and winter season. If any student exhibits signs of a serious or contagious illness, or has cold symptoms that prohibit him from properly focusing on or participating in class, he will be asked to leave for the day. Decisions will be made at Master Blair’s discretion. Parents who are not present during class will be called and asked to pick up their children. If we cannot reach you or a guardian your child will be asked to sit out of class until you arrive.

Once again, if your child does not go to school (or if you as an adult student do not go to work) due to illness he should NOT be attending martial arts classes. Please respect this guideline.

REMEMBER! You may feel tempted to push through your busy schedule (or your child’s) but taking 1 or 2 days to rest and fight off a looming cold or illness is much more productive than pushing through until your illness overwhelms you and takes you out of commission for an entire week or more!

We take the safety of each and every one of our students very seriously. Please help us to help you by staying home if you are ill. Your martial arts family will be waiting for you when you feel well enough to return!

Please feel free to contact Master Blair or Miss Debbie with any questions or concerns regarding these guidelines. As always, we thank you for your continuous love and support!

Sincerely,

Master Forrest G. Blair
8^th Dan, Tae Kwon Do Moo Duk Kwan USA
Chief Master Instructor
Moo Duk Kwan Martial Arts LLC

A BASIC ANATOMY GAME – Rags to Riches Style!

BATTLESHIP – This interactive battleship game is designed to help students with all levels of experience work on their general knowledge questions.

BONE QUIZ #1 – A matching quiz designed to help familiarize students with the bones as seen from the front of the body. Match the bones to the location on the skeleton.

BONE QUIZ #2 – A matching game designed to go with Bone Quiz #1; match the cards to further your understanding of the names of the bones and their locations.

BONE QUIZ #3 – A matching game designed to help familiarize students with bones as seen from the back of the body. Match the bones to their location on the skeleton.

GENERAL KNOWLEDGE QUIZ

GENERAL KNOWLEDGE GAME – Rags to Riches!