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Kids Taekwondo in Morris County, NJ

26 programs · updated August 2026

Taekwondo is a Korean martial art known for its dynamic kicks, and like the best martial arts it teaches discipline, respect, and focus right alongside athletic skill. Kids advance through a belt system that turns effort into visible, motivating progress. In Morris County, NJ, families can choose from 26 kids' taekwondo programs across 18 towns.

  • 26 programs
  • 18 towns
  • updated August 2026

We track every kids' taekwondo program in Morris County, NJ we can verify — last checked August 2026.

Taekwondo activities in Morris County, NJ

  1. Academy of Tae Kwon Do

    Pompton Plains
    Taekwondo
  2. All Star Taekwondo and Fitness

    Riverdale
    Taekwondo
  3. American Taekwondo

    Rockaway
    Taekwondo
  4. Apex Tigers Martial Arts Taekwondo

    Florham Park
    Taekwondo
  5. Cho's Tae Kwon Do

    Morristown
    Taekwondo
  6. Cho's Tae Kwon Do Karate

    Madison
    Taekwondo
  7. Kim's Premier Taekwondo

    Jefferson
    Taekwondo
  8. Kwan Tae Kwon DO

    Roxbury
    Taekwondo
  9. Lee's Tae Kwon Do

    Pompton Plains
    Taekwondo
  10. Lees Tae-kwon-do

    Pompton Plains
    Taekwondo
  11. Master Jeon Tae Kwon Do

    Chester
    Taekwondo
  12. Master Kim's Tiger Tae Kwon Do

    Kinnelon
    Taekwondo
  13. Master Lim's Taekwondo

    Succasunna
    Taekwondo
  14. Master Turder's Tae Kwon Do

    Hackettstown
    Taekwondo
  15. Miracles USA Taekwondo Team

    Pine Brook
    Taekwondo
  16. MooShim Tae Kwon Do

    Whippany
    Taekwondo
  17. Mt Olive Eagle Tae Kwon DO

    Hackettstown
    Taekwondo
  18. Parks Champions Taekwondo

    Parsippany
    Taekwondo
  19. S Pavlou Tae Kwon Do

    Pine Brook
    Taekwondo
  20. SPavlou TaeKwonDo

    Parsippany
    Taekwondo
  21. Sun Do Kwan Tae Kwon Do

    Ledgewood
    Taekwondo
  22. Taekwondo

    Chatham
    Taekwondo
  23. Taekwondo

    Taekwondo
  24. World champion k taekwondo

    Madison
    Taekwondo
  25. World Champion Tae Kwon Do

    Chatham
    Taekwondo
  26. Yong In TaeKwonDo

    Randolph
    Taekwondo

Distances appear once you share a ZIP — until then, activities are listed by town.

Frequently asked questions

How is taekwondo different from karate?
Taekwondo emphasizes kicking and fast, dynamic footwork and is an Olympic sparring sport, while karate tends to balance hand strikes and kicks. For most families the quality of the individual school matters more than the style itself.
What age can kids start taekwondo?
Many schools offer 'little tigers' style classes from around 4–5 that build listening, balance, and coordination through games. More structured training with forms and controlled sparring usually begins around 6–7.
How does the belt and testing system work?
Students earn colored belts by learning set forms and techniques and passing periodic tests, which keeps motivation high with clear, achievable goals. Be cautious of schools that promote very rapidly — steady, earned progress is healthier than a quick path to a black belt.
Will taekwondo make my child aggressive?
No — a reputable school channels energy into discipline and self-control, teaching kids that their skills are for respect and defense, not picking fights. Many parents report calmer, more focused behavior at home and school.
Is taekwondo safe, given all the kicking and sparring?
Sparring for kids is controlled and done with protective gear (helmet, pads, mouthguard), with contact kept light and introduced gradually. Ask any school how it handles sparring for your child's age and level before enrolling.
What gear does my child need?
The uniform (dobok) is the main requirement, and many schools include one at sign-up. Sparring gear comes later as a child begins controlled sparring, so you don't need to buy much to get started.
How do I choose a good taekwondo school?
Visit and watch how the head instructor runs the room — a strong class is structured, respectful, and attentive to each child. Be wary of schools that guarantee a black belt on a fixed timeline or push long, expensive contracts up front.