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![]() EMPOWERING LIVES THROUGH THE MARTIAL ARTS!
Thank you for your interest in Pruter's U.S. Martial Arts and Sport Taekwondo, the area's premiere martial arts school, serving Blue Springs, Lee's Summit, Liberty, Odessa, and Independence Missouri. Our original location began in Liberty Missouri in 1981 and expanded through out the Missouri side of the Kansas City suburbs.Why is our martial arts school growing? Because we have realized that teaching martial arts is a gift and that our Taekwondo School is not about us, the instructors, but the students. No matter what body style God has given to you, Pruter's U.S. Martial Arts can teach you Taekwondo. Come and see! We invite you to visit a Pruter's U.S. Martial Arts location near you. In our schools you will see people just like you experiencing the benefits that come from learning the martial arts while having a great time doing so.Our art and original foundation is Taekwondo, a Korean form of Karate. However, more important then the particular style you choose, (Taekwondo, Hapkido, Karate, Judo, etc.), is the organization and the quality of instruction.At Pruter's U.S. Martial Arts and Sport Taekwondo you will find an organization that is well established in the communities we serve, and the instruction you will receive is of the highest quality. Our strengths are in the leaders we develop, and the students we teach. So this is our personal invitation to you. We invite men, women and children, both individually and as a family to come and experience the best that we have to offer. Thank you for visiting PrutersTKD.us, and we look forward to seeing you in the near future.
READ WHAT PARENTS, JUST LIKE YOU, HAVE TO SAY ABOUT Pruter's U.S. Martial Arts and Sport Taekwondo:
International News
U.S. Fighters Win 13 Medals at Canadian OpenAmerican athletes captured 13 medals in the senior divisions on Saturday at the Canadian Open in Montreal, including four gold medals.Female lightweight Amber Means (Sugar Land, Texas), male finweight Tashi Sherpa (Astoria, N.Y.), male heavyweight Christian Suh (Astoria, N.Y.) female featherweight Diana Lopez (Sugar Land, Texas) all won gold medals in their respective divisions.
Silver medalists were female flyweight Charlotte Craig (Murietta, Calif.) and male featherweight Tal Moriah (Houston, Texas), male lightweight Nir Moriah (Houston, Texas) and female welterweight Andie Jane Phinney (Gloucester, Mass.).
Bronze medals were won by male featherweight Steven Lin (Chatham, N.J.), female welterweight Tasha Pruter (Blue Springs, Mo.), female featherweight Tanya Paterno (Katonah, N.Y.), male flyweight Blaise Castagnetti (Mililani, Hawaii), and junior male fin/flyweight Hans Pruter (Blue Springs, Mo.). ![]() Tasha Pruter Fighting Norway at the 2010 U.S. Open in Las Vegas, NV. Tasha won two rounds, first vs Swedan and second vs Norway. She was defeated by Canada in the quarter finals. Tasha is currently ranked number 51 in the world by the World Taekwondo Federartion the governing body for the Olympic Sport of Taekwondo. She is the second world ranked USA fighter in the female Welter weight class. The 2010 U.S. Open had 6 Pruter's Sport Taekwondo Athletes compete. We brought home two Gold and two silver Medals. Danny Henthorn won a Gold in Forms and Gold in sparring in the Ultra 50 and up division. Joe Witowski won the Silver in the 50 and up sparring division. Madison Richardson won silver in the 10-11 girls heavy weight. Alexius Thomas won two rounds and was defeated in the quarter finals one round short of a medal. Hans Pruter was defeated first round by Chinese Taeipe the eventual Gold medal winner in the 14-17 fly weight class. ![]() Maccabiah USA Taekwondo team brought home Maccabiah USA Team brought home eight medals from the 2009 Maccabiah Games in Israel, which concluded on July 23. The Games, sanctioned by the International Olympic Committee and the World Federation of Sports, are an international event for Jewish athletes held every four years. All eight U.S. team members reached the medal podium, winning one gold, three silver and four bronze medals. Alyssa Rosenberg (Coral Springs, Fla.) won the gold medal, silver medalists were Breanna Bordon (Las Vegas, Nev.), Tasha Pruter (Blue Springs, Mo.) and Marc Gitelman (Las Vegas, Nev.), and bronze medals were won by Laura Spero (New York, N.Y.), Jacquelyne Cutler (Overland Park, Kan.), Amanda Romeu (Miramar, Fla.) and Brett Appelman (Naperville, Ill.). "I am very proud of all of them," said coach/athlete Marc Gitelman. "We did our best and had a great time representing the USA at these Games." |
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