Let’s face it, if your conversations often veer into the latest Taekwondo techniques, training tips, and discussions about the deeper philosophies of the sport, then you might just be a Taekwondo nerd—and that’s fantastic!

In his pivotal book, "The Anxious Generation," Jonathan Haidt explores how the shift from a play-based to a phone-based childhood has led to an epidemic of mental health issues among today's youth.

In the heart of Haslet, where community spirit thrives, there's a place where families come together to learn, grow, and thrive through the art of martial arts and taekwondo.

On September 4th, we celebrate National Taekwondo Day, a day dedicated to the martial art that has positively impacted millions of people worldwide. Here at Reveal Martial Arts, we take pride in being a part of this incredible tradition, helping kids, teens, and adults alike experience the many benefits of taekwondo.

Our journey has taken us across the United States, competing in numerous regional, state, and national tournaments, attending all kinds of fun, educational seminars, etc. All of which has been both exciting and enriching for all of us.

As the back-to-school season approaches, families in Southlake, North Fort Worth, and Haslet are gearing up for another exciting academic year. To help make the transition smoother, we’ve compiled some fantastic tips and insights from our community of parents. Plus, we’ll show you how Reveal Martial Arts can give your child a head start in school with our focus on building confidence and focus.

Providing structure for children is crucial for their development, helping them feel secure and fostering positive habits. Here are five essential tips for parents to create a structured environment for their kids.

Being a black belt and earning a black belt are two entirely different things. It is a milestone for many as fewer than 5% of a given class will make it to this rank for one reason or another. For others its goal and nothing more, another notch in their bucket list. But is earning and being a black belt one in the same?

In traditional martial arts, forms are often choreographed sequences of techniques and movements that are practiced repetitively to improve technique, balance, and fluidity of movement.