Taekwondo in Illinois

99 schools across 61 cities

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Taekwondo Scene in Illinois

Illinois boasts a vibrant Taekwondo community centered in Chicago and its suburbs, with 61 established schools offering diverse training approaches. The state hosts regular tournaments through the Illinois State Taekwondo Association, drawing competitors from across the Midwest. Many schools blend traditional Korean martial arts with modern sport-focused training, serving a diverse urban and suburban population.

Women's Training

Illinois Taekwondo schools actively promote women's participation through dedicated classes and female-led instruction programs, particularly in Chicago's metropolitan area.

Kids' Programs

The state's Taekwondo programs offer structured youth development paths with after-school programs and specialized children's classes focusing on discipline and confidence-building.

For Beginners

New students find Illinois Taekwondo schools welcoming, with most offering free trial classes and flexible training schedules to accommodate work and school commitments.

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Taekwondo in Illinois

Illinois offers a vibrant Taekwondo community with 99 schools across 61 cities. The Taekwondo scene continues to grow, with many schools offering comprehensive training programs for all skill levels.

Explore schools in popular locations like Chicago, Peoria and Rockford. Many schools offer free trial classes for new students.

Frequently Asked Questions

How often are tournaments held in Illinois?

Major tournaments occur quarterly, with smaller local competitions happening monthly throughout the Chicago area and suburbs.

What's the average cost of Taekwondo training in Illinois?

Monthly training fees typically range from $100-150 in suburban areas and $150-200 in Chicago, with family discounts available at most schools.

Are there winter training options available?

Yes, all Illinois Taekwondo schools operate year-round with indoor facilities, making winter training accessible and comfortable.