Frequently asked questions

We are a combat martial art. Our mission is realistic self defense and personal responsibility. We prepare students for real life situations. 

We teach students of all ages, starting as young as 3 years old. The student must be able to receive instruction and abide by the Code of Conduct.

We recommend attending classes at least three hours a week to see progress and improvement.

No. The cost for promotion tests are included in the monthly fee.

No. Life changes, warriors adapt. Train at any class that fits your schedule.

You will need to purchase a uniform, and eventually sparring gear. We will assist you with selecting the proper style and size.

Promotion tests are offered four times per year, once every 90 days. Attendance at the examinations are by invitation only. We are a standards based system. If you meet the standards to promote, then you will be invited.

The earliest opportunity to promote to Cho Dan (1st Degree Black Belt) is a minimum of three years. The global average is five years. 

Yes, weapons training is mandatory. Weapons training begins at 3rd Gup (Red Belt) and will include the traditional Korean weapons of the staff, knife, and sword.

The Grandmaster of Cajun Do, Kwan Jang Nim DeKerlegand, studied with and was certified under the Moo Duk Kwan. When Grandmaster Hwang Kee changed the system to Soo Bahk Do, the Moo Duk Kwan split and several organizations were founded in American and Korea. Grandmaster DeKerlegand was granted his own Kwan in 1997 by Grandmaster Song, J.W. of Tang Soo Do Moo Duk Kwan.

No. Cajun Do is the headquarters for the Cajun Do Kwan, our association. All dues are collected in the monthly rate.