Ku's Taekwondo Academy

Ku's Taekwondo Academy offers Kids' Martial Arts, Summer Camp, After School Martial Arts, Family Martial Arts, and Haidong Kumdo. The Kids' Martial Arts program is for students as young as 3 or 4 and focuses on character building and leadership. The Summer Camp program is for children, and the After School Martial Arts program includes character-building education.

Programs

• Kids' Martial Arts — Children; students as young as 3 or 4 · Focuses on character building and leadership in a fun and safe environment.
• Adult Martial Arts — Adults; students as old as 94 · Average of twice a week · Emphasizes improving fitness, confidence, and practical self-defense.
• Summer Camp — Children · A summer camp program for children to get healthy exercise while learning character-building.
• After School Martial Arts — Children · Character-building education.
• Family Martial Arts — Families
• Haidong Kumdo

At a glance

• Ages: 3–18 years old
• Facility hours: Hours of Operation TBA

About the provider

Grandmaster Jung Hoe Ku is the owner and chief instructor. He is described as a 9th Degree Black Belt, 9th Dan, and a Kukkiwon Educator. The about page says he has over 45 years of training and helped include TaeKwonDo in the Olympics starting in 1988. The academy says it has earned a reputation in Woburn and nearby cities for enriching students' lives, and it states that hundreds of families in the Woburn area are praising the programs.

The academy says students are treated as individuals and progress at their own rate. It says every person is different. The site also says it is accepting 2026-2027 enrollment.

What families say

“By training in the martial arts, I have totally become stress-free. I love it. My life is so much more enjoyable!” — Tanya Elenkiwich, Student

“I love Martial Arts training! With the training I’ve got, I have lost 12 pounds, gained great confidence!” — Mike Earl, Student

“I know that practicing the martial arts has helped me! I’ve lost 25 pounds, learned to control my emotions and be happier.” — Chris Nelson, Student

Last updated September 1, 2026.