Sector 19B, Dwarka, Delhi

Dynamic Taekwon-Do Institute

Taekwondo school in Dwarka Sector 19B with beginner, kids and teens batches. A friendly start for children, free first class.

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At a glance

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Trial
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The site invites visitors to book a free class.
Sports taught
Taekwondo
Taekwondo classes from beginner to advanced sparring, plus self-defence, fitness-driven taekwondo and kids and teens batches. The site does not say which taekwondo body it follows.
When to train
Not confirmed
Who teaches
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Beginners
Yes, beginners welcome
A beginner taekwondo class is listed, alongside intermediate, advanced sparring, self-defence, fitness and kids and teens classes.
Serious fighters
Not confirmed
Women-only classes
Not confirmed
Facilities
Not confirmed
Contact
Phone, Email, Website
Last checked
1 Nov 2026, against the gym's website

New to taekwondo?

General guidance for the sport, not facts about this school. Check the details above, and ask the school if anything differs.

Belts and grading

  • You start at white belt and move through coloured belts. These steps are called gup grades. Black belt is the first dan grade, and further dan grades come after that. Some schools add extra stripes or half steps in between, so colours and counts differ.
  • Some schools give children a junior black belt until they are old enough for a full one. Ask how your school handles it.

Your first class

  • Arrive a little early. You will usually be asked to take your shoes off and bow when you step onto the mat.
  • Expect a warm-up with stretching and kicking drills, then basics: stances, blocks, punches and the front, side and round kicks.

Kit

  • A taekwondo uniform (dobok) and a belt. Schools usually sell them, so ask before buying elsewhere.
  • For sparring you will need a chest protector, a head guard, a groin guard, shin and forearm guards, gloves and a mouthguard. Some schools lend gear for beginners.

Ask the school

  • Do you teach WT or ITF style, and who certifies the belts?
  • Is there a trial class, and do you have separate kids, teens and adult batches?
  • Is there a competition squad, and what does it cost?
  • What do gradings, uniforms and sparring gear cost on top of the monthly fee?

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Listing description

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Dynamic Taekwon-Do Institute trains at OPG DDA Park, next to OPG World School in Dwarka Sector 19B. It runs beginner, intermediate and advanced sparring classes, plus self-defence and kids and teens batches. The site offers a free class; class timings and fees are not published.

Facilities

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Strength zoneNot confirmed
Changing roomsNot confirmed
ShowersNot confirmed
ParkingNot confirmed

Contact and location

OPG DDA Park, OPG World School, Sector 19B, Dwarka, New Delhi 110059
+91 70653 61861
info@dynamictaekwondo.in
Website: dynamictaekwondo.in
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