Kukkiwon
We grade to officially recognised Kukkiwon standards. The club is joining the Global Traditional Taekwondo Federation (GTTF) shortly.
Korean Martial Arts Association · Humlebæk
Three Korean
martial arts
One dojang
From explosive kicks to quiet breathing. Taekwondo, Tang Soo Do and Seonmudo — no competition, just craft, discipline and respect.
Membership
500 DKKa year — not a month
Classes a week
7Monday to Sunday
First class
06:00Seonmudo before dawn
Where we train
HumlebækLangebjergvej 567
Disciplines · 무예
Three ways
They share the same foundation — stance, balance, respect — but each asks something different of you.
태권도
Taekwondo
”The way of the foot and the hand”
Olympic Korean martial art known for its spectacular kicks. We grade to Kukkiwon standards and run no competition squad.
당수도
Tang Soo Do
”The way of the Chinese hand”
Traditional Korean martial art. Versatile and effective for self-defence — kicks, strikes, blocks and throws.
선무도
Seonmudo
”The way of Zen martial arts”
Korean Buddhist martial art and meditation. Soft, flowing movement, breathing, and harmony between body and mind.
Schedule · 주간 일정
The week
All training takes place at Humlebæk Idrætscenter, Langebjergvej 567. Arrive 10 minutes early on your first visit.
Mon
Monday
Tang Soo Do
Tue
Tuesday
Seonmudo
Wed
Wednesday
Tang Soo Do
Thu
Thursday
Seonmudo
Fri
Friday
Rest day
Sat
Saturday
Seonmudo
Taekwondo
Sun
Sunday
Seonmudo
Before dawn — 06:00
Morning and evening
We currently have no children's classes. If you are looking for training for children, we recommend Karateklubben, which is based at the same address.
Membership
500 DKKa year
Not a month. We are a volunteer-run association, not a commercial gym.
From 16 years
We train adults and young people from 16. We don't run children's classes.
Trained before?
Experience in another martial art — Korean or not — is a good background to bring. Complete beginners are welcome too.
Seonmudo · 선무도
A martial art that starts with a breath
Seonmudo combines meditation, yoga, breathing exercises and dynamic movement. Its roots trace back to Buddhist temples in Korea, where it was developed as a holistic practice balancing body and mind.
The exercises range from slow, meditative sequences to explosive, powerful techniques — a practice for anyone, regardless of age, gender or fitness.
Korea · 한국
Training trips to Korea
We travel to Korea to train — not as tourists, but as students, in the halls and temples the arts come from.
당수도
The Korean Tang Soo Do federation
Close ties to the Korean Tang Soo Do federation, where the discipline has its roots.
골굴사
Golgulsa
Seonmudo's head temple in Gyeongju, where the art has its home.
한국
The only club in Denmark
Seonbae Dojang is the only association in Denmark with close ties to both.
Affiliations · 소속
Federations
Our grading and curriculum follow recognised Korean and international federations.
Tang Soo Do
Member of the World Moo Duk Kwan Tang Soo Do General Federation — Korea Moo Duk Kwan — and of Tang Soo Do Danmark.
Seonmudo
Member of Seonmudo Denmark and the Seonmudo World Federation.
Contact · 연락
Drop in
The first class is free. Call, write, or simply turn up in training clothes — we'll sort out the rest.
Where we train
Humlebæk Idrætscenter
Langebjergvej 567, Humlebæk
Parking at the hall · changing rooms on site