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“Endless Drive, Limitless You – Train for Infinity.”

Begin nu met je Taekwondo-avontuur!

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INFINITI Taekwondo

is founded by Master Cougar Mui, he is experienced taekwondo instructor from Hong Kong for over 20 years. 

Our mission is to empower students through comprehensive training in all aspects of taekwondo. The trainings focus on allrounded skills, focusing not only on exam, but also competition preparation for style and sparring under the Olympics (WT) rules.

To improve our students’ physical and mental strength, we also aim to nurture their sense of respect.

  • Self-confidence

  • Disciple

  • Strength 

  • Flexibility

  • Coordination

  • Physical Fitness

Infiniti Taekwondo is affiliated with the Dutch Taekwondo Association (TBN). Our school number is TV112061. The TBN is the only nationally and internationally recognized sports association that represents the interests of taekwondo in the Netherlands.

The dojangs are located in Delft and other area in South Holland.  Our classes are teaching in ENGLISH, supporting with Chinese, Dutch and Korean terms.

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    Sparring (Gyeo-Rugi)

    Focuses on Olympic-style competitive fighting, where students learn techniques, strategies and dynamic combat.

  • Style (Taegeuk / Poomsae)

    Practicing sequences of movements to develop precision, balance, and mastery of fundamental techniques while building mental focus.

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    Self-defense (Hosinsul)

    Practical applications for self-protection, teaching students how to handle real-life threats using blocking, escaping, and countering techniques.

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    Step Sparring (Ilbo Taeryon)

    One-step sparring drills where students practice set defensive moves against a partner’s single attack.

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    Breaking (Gyeokpa)

    Developing power, control, and accuracy through breaking boards or other materials. This enhances students' confidence in their striking techniques.

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    Sport Theory

    The theoretical knowledge involves sport knowledge, name of skills, poomsae and concepts in Taekwondo. 

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