Mudo comes from Korean and literally means "martial arts way".

However, the meaning of the word does not stand for a path of physical combat but for a mindful way of life. Thus, Mudo can be freely translated as "path of mindfulness".

The starting point of the practice is the unity of Cheong-Shim-Che (mind-soul-body). When practicing, this unity promotes the development of not only physical but also mental and personal strength.

This offer is aimed at participants who enjoy movement and want to do something good for their health and well-being. Certain elements of martial arts are deliberately omitted, so that no idea of performance arises. For example, there are no exams or competitions in Mudo, we do not wear a dobok (white fighting suit), and we do not follow the belt system.

However, the movements and exercise elements all originate from the martial art of traditional Taekwon-Do and are taught by an experienced trainer.