One place, many stories
People in our dojang
Our dojang thrives on the people who train, learn and teach here. Each of us have our own story – and yet we share the same path. Here you can find out more about the people who accompany our training and enrich it with their experience.
Everyone is part of the journey
In our dojang, there is no hierarchy of dignity. Some of us have been on this path for many years, while others have only just begun. But all are equally valuable and contribute to the community.
What it means to be part of our dojang:
- We learn with and from each other.
- We support each other, no matter how long we have been training.
- We respect each other, not because of titles, but as people.
Our teachers are not ‘enshrined and adorned masters’, but people who share their experience. They are learners like everyone else – but with the desire to support others on their journey.
Personal stories
of our companions
Some of our students and teachers introduce themselves here. They talk about what led them to Taekwon-Do, what they have learned from it and why they share this path with others.
For me, Taekwon-Do is a constant learning process. I don't just want to perform the movements, I truly wish to understand them – in their technique, their logic and their depth. That's why I work hard on myself and my training. At the same time, I really enjoy passing on my knowledge and supporting others on their journey. For me, Taekwon-Do is not just an art, but a community in which we grow together.
- Ben helps out at various training sessions.
For me, Taekwon-Do is more than just training – it is part of my life. I love the movement, the challenge and the feeling of constantly developing. I feel comfortable in the dojang because everyone's voice counts here. I like to approach new people and help where I can – because that way not only I get to grow, but others do too.
- Olga helps out with the children's training.
After a long break, I found a new home in the dojang. For me, starting again with a white belt was not a step backwards – it was a chance to grow anew. Taekwon-Do gives me strength, clarity and joy, and I love sharing the positive energy with others. No matter how challenging the training is, it always gets a bit easier with cheerfulness and optimism.
- Katrin leads the adult training on Fridays and also regularly leads training on Saturdays.
Initially, it was my children who started Taekwon-Do – but I quickly realised that I could also find my place here. This martial art has inspired me deeply and has become an important part of my life. With my knowledge of fasciae, stretching and kinesio taping, I am happy to contribute new ideas, but above all, I appreciate the special community here in the dojang. It is a place where we learn from each other and grow together.
- Hanna gives a stretching and fascia release training session on Saturdays.
I have been training Taekwon-Do since I was five years old – and for me, it is much more than just a martial art. It is a part of my life that has accompanied me through good and difficult times.
What continues to draw me back in again and again is not only the training, but the philosophy behind it. Taekwon-Do is not a hobby – it is a way of life, an inner attitude. It teaches me discipline, respect and mental strength that extend far beyond the dojang.
Even when life is challenging, I know that you don't run from the storm – you walk straight through it. Today, I pass on this attitude because Taekwon-Do has shown me what resilience really means.
Taekwon-Do has been with me for many years and is an integral part of my life. In our dojang, I have not only trained, but also found a second home. Today, I lead my own small group in Ludwigsburg and pass on my enthusiasm. I love delving into the details of the techniques – because often it is the small things that make the biggest difference. With commitment and joy, I want to help our dojang grow and flourish.
- Julia teaches the Thursday training every two weeks and regularly leads the training on Saturdays.
Previously, I had already trained another style of Taekwon-Do, but here I have found something special: Taekwon-Do that goes far beyond the sporting aspect. The philosophy behind every movement fascinates me, as do the people who are walking this path with me. Our dojang is more than just a training venue for me – it is a community that inspires, supports and grows together.
For me, Taekwon-Do is more than just exercising – it is a journey that constantly challenges me and helps me grow. No matter what hurdles I face, giving up has never been an option. I love not only developing physically, but also understanding the philosophy and mental strength behind the martial art. Taekwon-Do gives me stability, clarity and the strength to continue on my path with determination.
- Miruna regularly leads the training on Saturdays
‘For me, Taekwon-Do is not a sport, but a path of development – physically, mentally and emotionally.’
I do not see myself as a ‘master’, but as a learner and companion. I pass on what has helped me – not as rigid rules, but as a living path to inner strength.
- Björn leads the majority of all training sessions
Want to be part of this community?
Then come along and experience our training for yourself!
Our school thrives through the people who help shape it. Whether you are new to training or have been doing it for a long time – your journey is unique and valuable.
‘We are all on a journey. Some are a few steps ahead, others are just starting out. But the goal is the same for all of us: to grow.’