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9th Island Taekwondo is a Kukkiwon-certified martial arts school located in Henderson, NV, founded by Jaysen Ishida, who brings over 20 years of experience in taekwondo. We offer taekwondo classes for children, teens, and adults, helping develop not only physical strength and self-defense skills, but also strong character, confidence, discipline, and a sense of community. Our taekwondo programs are designed to support personal transformation through traditional taekwondo training in a positive and structured environment. We proudly serve students from Henderson, NV including Green Valley, Green Valley Ranch, Anthem, Seven Hills, Inspirada, MacDonald Highlands, Silverado Ranch, Paradise Hills, Whitney Ranch and Southeast Las Vegas.
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175 N Stephanie St #140, 89074, Henderson, United States
- +1 (702) 808-7450
- info@9thislandtaekwondo.com
- 9thislandtaekwondo.com
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