• Grand Master Joseph Bosse is an 9th Dan (Degree) Black Belt with the USTF, and is the owner and lead instructor at Las Vegas Taekwon-Do. Being a 9th Dan means you have achieved the highest rank you can in Taekwon-Do.

    Starting from a young child under the supervision of his father, Master Gary Bosse, Joseph quickly advanced in Taekwon-Do. He’s traveled the world competing and teaching. His mastery in all things Taekwon-Do makes him the perfect studio head.

Meet the Instructors

  • Cassie Bosse started practicing Taekwon-Do as a child under the supervision of Master Gary Bosse, quickly rising through the ranks to become an assistant instructor before she was even 16. She is currently a 4th Dan and the head assistant instructor at Las Vegas Taekwon-Do.

    Cassie has a strong passion and focus on patterns and board breaking, directing attention to the fundamentals of martial arts and proper technique.

  • Anjelo Vigilia has been training under Master Gary Bosse and Sr. Master Joseph Bosse since he was a child, and is now a 3rd Dan assistant instructor at Las Vegas Taekwon-Do.

    Anjelo is incredibly fast and flexible, excellent qualities of a martial artist. His focus in class is on speed, proper technique, and having fun! Anjelo takes inspiration from the greats of the martial arts world and strives to be better every day.

Class Times

  • Mon & Wed: 515 PM - 5:45 PM
    Friday: 4:00 PM - 4:30 PM

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  • Monday - Thursday: 4:00 PM -4:45 PM

    Monday - Thursday: 5:45 PM - 6:30 PM

    Friday: 4:30 PM - 6:00 PM

    Saturday: 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM

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  • Monday - Thursday: 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM

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  • Monday - Thursday: 7:30 PM - 8:30 PM

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  • Mon-Fri: 11:00 AM - 3:45 PM

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CLASS ACTIVITIES

Patterns

In Taekwon-Do, patterns are choreographed sets of techniques that simulate fights against opponents. There are 24 patterns in Taekwon-Do for the 24 hours in a day. Students will learn different patterns for their belt grade as they advance in their journey to a Black Belt and beyond.

Sparring

Sparring is free form fighting using the techniques learned to attack or defend against an opponent. All students must be at least a Yellow Stripe belt in order to engage in sparring and must purchase and wear sparring safety gear. In our sparring sessions, the students are taught to make contact but not injure their partners.

We also teach Step Sparring sequences called Ho Sin Sul. These are self-defense techniques teaching you how to release yourself from grabs, block hits, and take down your opponent.

Drills & Board Breaking

Students will learn how to roll backwards and forwards, run up walls, and how to jump high and fly. Students will also do drills on punching bags to focus on using the proper parts of their hands and feet when executing techniques and building power.

Board breaking allows a fun way for students to test out their skills, strength, speed, and accuracy. Students practice breaking boards using all of the different forms of punches, kicks, and strikes. As their abilities grow, we add difficulty by increasing the board strength and number of boards being broken at one time to continue the student’s progression.

Tournaments

Taekwondo is a very individualistic sport and is all about personal development, but tournaments provide a fun and competitive way to measure your progress. We host an End of the Month Tournament every month where students compete in patterns and sparring with their fellow classmates. Though just within our dojang, it provides students with experience in competition and helps prepare them for regional or national tournaments.

Local (between our sister schools), regional and national tournament opportunities will be offered to students. Participation for these tournaments will be on a sign-up basis and may require an additional fee.