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Safety

Physical safety, emotional safety, and the safeguarding rules our instructors work under.

Black and white photo of Grand Master Won Kuk Kim holding a target as a young student kicks, the class watching
Photo: Jungyae Moosul Martial Arts (woodinvillekarate.com) · source

Physical safety

Martial arts involves contact. In our children's programs that contact is controlled, taught progressively, and never used as punishment or as a test of toughness. Sparring is not the point of this program.

Emotional safety

No child is shamed for dysregulating. A child who melts down, leaves the mat, or cannot participate that day has not failed. The response is regulation support, not discipline.

Safeguarding

  • Observable environments, with parents welcome to watch
  • Clear rules about appropriate physical contact in instruction
  • A named way to raise a concern, and protection from retaliation for raising it

Our physical contact, safeguarding, injury and emergency policies are published in full under Policies.

Last reviewed 2026-07-25

Safety | TRUETH Foundation