Family-Friendly Taekwondo & Martial Arts Classes Across County Durham
Traditional Taekwondo training for children, teenagers, and adults, taught by qualified, DBS-checked black belt instructors in a supportive and welcoming environment.
👉 Start with a free taster session. Book here.
Why Choose Chung Do Kwan?
At Chung Do Kwan Taekwondo, we deliver supportive, structured martial arts training for all ages and abilities.
Whether you’re new to martial arts, returning after a break, or looking for a healthy activity for your child — you’ll find a welcoming and respectful community here.
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👊 Confidence and self-esteem development
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🏃♂️ Improved fitness, strength, and flexibility
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🤝 Discipline, respect, and focus for everyday life
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🥋 Classes designed for all ability levels, from complete beginner to experienced student
Classes Available
We offer a wide range of classes tailored to different age groups and goals, including:
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🐣 Little Kickers (6 +) – fun starts here
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👦 Junior Classes – confidence and skills for kids
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🧑 Adult Classes – build fitness and self-defence
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👨👩👧👦 Family Classes – train together
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🧓 Over 60's Classes – gentle, enjoyable martial arts training
Each class is delivered by professionally trained black belts who are fully insured and DBS checked — your safety and peace of mind come first.
How It Works
Our classes focus on traditional Taekwondo techniques, respectful training, and personal development. You’ll learn through structured sessions that include warm-ups, drills, technique work, and cool-downs — all at a pace that suits you or your child.
We’re confident you’ll enjoy your first session, so we offer a free taster class — no pressure, just a chance to see if the club feels right for you.
Find Your Club & Book Now
We train at multiple venues across County Durham, including Darlington, Barnard Castle, Bishop Auckland, and Weardale.
Choose your nearest location to view class times, maps, and to book your free taster session.
"Ivy's confidence has increased massively since starting taekwondo with this club, and she managed her emotions much better."