Young Brothers Taekwondo Rosenberg

About Us:

The Young Brothers Taekwondo Rosenberg team strives to bring out the best in every student through Taekwondo classes. We start with encouragement and building resilience, then we push students to go above and beyond. Our strategy is rooted in traditional values from the International Taekwondo Federation (ITF). It’s different from modern, mainstream Taekwondo because it focuses on building a proper foundation in self-defense. When you train at Young Brothers Taekwondo Rosenberg, it’s more than martial arts; you will unlock your fullest potential on and off the mat.

Our History:

Master Collin Martin started practicing Taekwondo in 2006 under Grandmaster Mark Giambi and started teaching just 2 years later. His love for the sport overtook his main career, and with the assistance of Grandmaster Giambi he took the leap, opening Young Brothers Taekwondo Rosenberg in February 2024. Today, Master Martin strives to share his passion for Taekwondo in Rosenberg while improving the community.

Tired of the same old routine? Shake things up with Taekwondo at Young Brothers! Our classes for tots, kids, and teens/adults are designed to enhance strength and fitness while reducing stress and anxiety. Each class provides a fun, engaging environment where participants can build confidence and achieve their goals. Whether you’re looking to boost your child’s self-esteem or challenge yourself, our programs offer benefits that extend to all aspects of life, including better sleep.

• Tots (Ages 4-5)
• Kids (Ages 6-11)
• Teens & Adults (12+)

The stick fighting we teach is a combination of short stick, long stick and cane fighting that is mostly based on English and European styles popular in the 19th and early 20th century. Our short stick is of English and European origin with noticeable differences in footwork and striking technique compared to Escrima. While Arnis/Escrima has had an influence on our technique, it is still with the cane and long stick being the focus. Our cane fighting is mainly pulled from the Vigny, Bartitsu and Cunningham styles.

• Teens & Adults (Ages 12+)