Many people say that Martial Arts is their life. The truth is that it’s not. It is what makes life bearable through the challenges that we have to overcome. It’s what enables us not only to stand strong during the storms of life but also how to dance in the rain. Taekwondo empowers us to not only get through life, but to also enjoy every moment of it. Venture embraces the Venture to a Better Life Mentality each and every day. Empowerment: Martial Arts training empowers us to become the best version of ourselves. Each day we step on the mat we are getting stronger both physically and mentally. Every single part empowers us- whether it is learning new moves, kicking someone in the face, or smashing through boards. Each time we learn something new we become smarter and better. Winning at a tournament or defeating an opponent teaches us...Read more

Life for kids can be especially challenging in the world we live in today. They are inundated with endless activities and technology. They can face challenges and hardships at school including bullying, peer pressure, and violence. Taekwondo teaches kids to defend themselves, but more importantly, it teaches them to have self-discipline. At Venture Martial Arts we teach students to reach their peak physical performance, take control of their mental health, and become better people. All of that is through self-discipline. Goals: Students are taught to set goals and work hard to achieve them. By showing up and training for a specific goal in every class, they learn that they can achieve those goals. They strive to earn their black belt and keep earning ranks along the way. Each time they earn a new belt they become successful, training them to continue to set new goals. In life they will start...Read more

Will you venture to be a champion? It takes  courage, putting yourself out there against your fellow competitors. But more importantly, it takes hard work and dedication. You showed up to class, you put in the time and effort. Now is the moment to see if you have what it takes to be a champion. Venture Martial Arts will be hosting the Venture to be a Champion Tournament on May 19th and 20th in Golden, Colorado. It is bound to be an incredible event as competitors from around the state, country, and even world are attending, all working to achieve a gold medal. This is the last Colorado regional tournament before the State tournament, so it’s an important opportunity to earn points in qualifications for State and Worlds.  Beyond that, this is going to be the biggest regional tournament yet in the National Martial Arts Alliance! How exciting is that?...Read more

Martial Arts training will always appeal to those that want to improve themselves. In life, we always strive to be better, to do more, and to prove what we are capable of. Taekwondo gives us endless opportunities to constantly improve and become the best versions of ourselves. At Venture Martial Arts, we strive to make sure that every student is always improving in every aspect of life both on and off the mat. Striving towards a new belt: The first thing that comes to mind when we consider improving in taekwondo training is striving towards a new belt. When you start on your journey you are a white belt, then you learn new skills and work towards testing for a new belt. You are constantly getting better and improving until one day you achieve your Black Belt. But that is not the end of the journey. You keep working and...Read more

Over the weekend, Venture Martial Arts hosted tryouts for members of team sparring. Martial Artists from all over Colorado that are a part of the National Martial Arts Alliance got the opportunity to earn a spot on the team. It is composed of elite athletes that are the best of the best sparrers in the state.  Team sparring is a new event in the NMAA. Students from around the state get the opportunity to come together and compete as a team at tournaments. They join together from different studios and bring a set of skills to make the team the best it can be. It’s an opportunity to meet new people and learn from new people and collaborate to become one team. They compete against other taekwondo schools from around the country that attend tournaments.  At tournaments they will have three, 90 second matches and each person takes one match....Read more