For more than 40 years Master George Ferris has trained thousands of students. It is important to understand that our program is not considered a seasonal sport. For most it is a way of life. Unlike the movie-based stereotype, Martial Arts does not revolve around fighting, but is a discipline and a way of life.
It enables people of all ages to reach their full potential, both physically and mentally. At our center, we teach two Korean styles of Martial Arts, Taekwondo and Hapkido, in an organized curriculum and with a caring, enthusiastic attitude. Our program is a full comprehensive, successful building, Black Belt System.
It enables people of all ages to reach their full potential, both physically and mentally. At our center, we teach two Korean styles of Martial Arts, Taekwondo and Hapkido, in an organized curriculum and with a caring, enthusiastic attitude. Our program is a full comprehensive, successful building, Black Belt System.
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Master George Ferris entered the Martial Arts world in 1971 at the New Orleans Police Academy where he studied Judo. From 1973-1980 he studied the martial arts under a variety of Masters. Then, in 1981, he began studying under Grand Master Young Seok Kim, under whom, in 1984, he earned his 1st Dan Black Belt and began teaching.
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