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How many times a week should you do Taekwondo?

Daniel Techer
Daniel Techer
2025-10-21 12:52:16
Nombre de réponses : 16
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Having said this, training more frequently, whether you are a beginner or an expert, will improve your results dramatically faster than coming into the gym once a week. One training session per week Some people who have an extremely busy schedule, or are practicing martial arts secondary to another sport, train once a week. Two training sessions per week People who train twice per week will begin to see improvements faster than training on a once-a-week basis. Three or more training sessions per week If you are serious about your commitment to martial arts, training three or more times per week is the difference between slow progression and making serious improvements week-by-week. The more time you spend in the gym with our expert coaches, the faster we will be able to hone your technique. Training three or more times a week is for people whose main goal is to improve in their martial art, whether that be boxing, Muay Thai or BJJ.
Adèle Collin
Adèle Collin
2025-10-21 11:27:41
Nombre de réponses : 15
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If you want to be a martial arts teacher, or professional fighter, you should be training at least 5 days a week for 2-4 hours each session. If martial arts are your hobby, I recommend practicing at home 2-3 times a week for at least an hour at a time. When you practice, you should set aside blocks of time where you will not be interrupted. You may have to wake up earlier or go to sleep later in order to do that. It will be easier to develop a regular habit if you practice at the same time each day, so take a look at your schedule and see what works for you.
Sylvie Bruneau
Sylvie Bruneau
2025-10-21 11:05:31
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For me I found the best level of training was 4 times each week. If you are just starting out with Taekwon-Do, it’s essential to allow your body time to adapt to the new physical demands. Starting once a week will get you used to the training and allow you time to learn and understand the movements and the routine of the class. As you progress and become more comfortable with the techniques and conditioning required for Taekwon-Do, you can consider increasing your training frequency to 2 to 3 times a week. Those who aim to compete at higher levels or achieve advanced belt ranks may train 4 to 6 times a week. One or two rest days per week is typically recommended.
Nathalie Lecoq
Nathalie Lecoq
2025-10-21 10:14:02
Nombre de réponses : 25
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We often get asked questions about how many times a week someone should train to learn a martial art like Taekwondo. The short answer is it depends on what you want to achieve. The more you can practice, however, the quicker you are likely to develop. In short, someone taking one class a week is likely to improve their skills much slower than someone who is attending three times a week. Some people are happy with this and use classes as a way to get fit, learn a few new skills and for social benefits. Others want to progress and get into the detail. This normally means training quite often. It’s not uncommon for more enthusiastic pupils to train three or sometimes four times a week with a class. If you are focused on working through your belts and becoming a black belt or advanced dan grade, you may even want to train every day. It’s also important as you progress to understand when your body needs to rest and recover.
Michel Tessier
Michel Tessier
2025-10-21 08:32:18
Nombre de réponses : 17
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Many people ask this basic, yet complicated question: How often should I go to TaeKwonDo or HapKiDo class? When I signed up, Master Yun said, “Come twice a week. Three times a week is even better.” So when I was a white and orange belt, I went twice a week. A senior black belt told my mom that going four times a week is optimal because “you’re going to the studio more often than you’re not” in any given week. I think rest is equally important. Another senior black belt told me that it’s important to let your body heal in between  really hard training sessions. What schedule is right for you? Only you can decide, but going more often than you’re going now is probably the right thing to do.