Taekwondo · Judo · Hapkido in Spokane

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Martial Arts for Kids, Teens & Adults in Spokane, Washington

Welcome to Integrity Martial Arts in Spokane, Washington! Our martial arts school in Spokane offers first-rate, personalized instruction in Taekwondo, Judo, and Hapkido. Whether you are beginner wanting to learn self-defense, or want to polish your skills as a black belt, we have a martial arts class to help you develop your skills. We are located in the Logan area by Gonzaga and are a 15 minute drive or less from areas in North Spokane, Spokane Valley, and Liberty Lake.

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Small Classes. Personal Attention.
A high instructor-to-student ratio means more individual coaching and guidance.
Goal-Based Training.
Purposeful instruction with clear goals to help every student develop skills and keep progressing.
Proven Results. Lasting Growth.
Build practical skills, confidence, discipline, and resilience through structured training and consistent practice.

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Balanced Self-Defense Classes

One of the elements which makes our school unique in Spokane is that we recognize that every martial art has its strengths and weaknesses in a self-defense situation. That’s why our school teaches a combination of Taekwondo, Judo, and Hapkido. You’ll train towards a Kukkiwon-certified black belt in Taekwondo, while also learning the basics of Judo and Hapkido so you can defend yourself from a distance, in close, or on the ground.

Taekwondo (Foot Hand Way)

A striking martial art from Korea. Taekwondo focuses on kicks, the human body’s most powerful weapon, as well as arm techniques like punches and blocks. Since a fast, powerful kick can damage an opponent even if they block the kick, Taekwondo also focuses heavily on footwork and being able to evade the attack altogether and blocking an attack if the attack is unavoidable.

Judo (Gentle Way)

Originating from Japan, Judo uses throws and sweeps to bring the opponent to the ground in a vulnerable position where they can easily be submitted. Since throwing or sweeping your adversary can be a huge advantage, Judo also focuses on maintaining your balance to avoid a sweep or throw.

Hapkido (Harmony Spirit Way)

Hapkido which comes from Korea, utilizes joint locks in a circular fashion on an attacker, avoiding the use of strength to control the opponent. Although, Hapkido specializes in joint locks, Hapkido also works on kicks and strikes that are similar to the techniques found in Taekwondo and Karate to aid their practitioner in a self-defense situation.

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Achievement at every age.

From a child’s first class to a new challenge for adults, there’s a place to begin at Integrity Martial Arts.

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Ages 4–8

Kids

Age-appropriate Taekwondo classes help children build coordination, confidence, and discipline.

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Ages 9–12

Youth

Taekwondo and self-defense classes for students ages 9–12. Contact the school to confirm class placement and schedule.

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Teens

The published schedule groups teens with adults and families. Contact the school to confirm the right class and age placement.

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For adults

Adult training

Start as a beginner or continue developing your skills in a supportive class.

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Families

Family members can train at the same time, and the school publishes a family discount. Contact the school for current details.

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“They teach respect, integrity, and patience by example.”

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“My 4 year old ... she absolutely loves it!”

Victoria Smartt · 5 stars · about a year ago

“It's a supportive environment and all the teachers and helpers are encouraging.”

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The Integrity difference

Five values.
One practice.

Training is about more than kicks and punches. Our school values guide how we learn, practice, and treat one another.

IntegrityBeing honest and a person of your word.
HumilityBeing modest and humble throughout your life.
Self-ControlControlling yourself in all circumstances, no matter what situation arises.
PerseveranceKeep trying even though things are not always easy.
RespectShowing consideration to people including your parents, instructors and the dojang.

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A schedule that fits real life

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This preview focuses on beginner-friendly Monday and Wednesday classes. The published schedule also lists classes Tuesday through Friday, including additional youth, teen, adult, and competition options.

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Know what to expect before you begin.

New students can observe or try a class at no cost and with no obligation. Wear comfortable clothes; no uniform or special equipment is required to start. A parent or guardian should accompany anyone under 18.

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