Envision Martial Arts

Envision Martial Arts Envision Martial Arts, Colorado’s premiere Martial Arts school system, loves teaching the children and families of it’s communities important life skills.

Envision Martial Arts is a Taekwondo system located in Colorado. Envision currently has two locations in Colorado; Evergreen and Lakewood. The Envision school system was started by Master Jody Horn and Mrs. Emma Horn and offers dynamic classes for children ages 4 and up, as well as adults. Please give us a call or email us to find out how to get your children signed up for class! Evergreen Locatio

n: 303-674-5900 or [email protected]
Lakewood Location: 303-968-5500 or [email protected]

09/07/2026

When parents ask, "Which martial art is best for my child?" there may be a bigger question underneath it.

What kind of person do I hope my child becomes?

More confident?

More disciplined?

More resilient?

More respectful?

More willing to try difficult things?

The style matters.

The instructor matters.

The environment matters.

But choosing a martial arts program is about more than choosing an activity.

You're also choosing the people, values, and community that will help influence your child.

Maybe the best question isn't just:

"What will my child learn?"

Maybe it's:

"Who might my child become?"

What qualities do you hope martial arts helps develop in your child?

Your child doesn't have to be the best in the room to step onto the mat.They just have to be willing to try.Tournaments ...
09/06/2026

Your child doesn't have to be the best in the room to step onto the mat.

They just have to be willing to try.

Tournaments give students a chance to challenge themselves, put their training into action, and discover what they're capable of.

🏅 Our next tournament is Saturday, September 26th in Golden!

Students will also have the opportunity to earn their first piece of the 2026–2027 Colorado medal set.

Whether this is their first tournament or they've competed before, every time they step onto the mat is an opportunity to grow in confidence, courage, and resilience.

📍 Golden, Colorado
Saturday, September 26th

Ready to join us?
👉 Click the link for registration and the full tournament schedule in the comments.

Your child won't always agree with everyone.And honestly, that's okay.They'll have different opinions from their friends...
09/05/2026

Your child won't always agree with everyone.

And honestly, that's okay.

They'll have different opinions from their friends.

They'll disagree with a teacher.

They'll argue with a sibling.

They'll eventually work with people who see the world differently than they do.

We can't prepare them by teaching them that disagreement is bad.

We prepare them by teaching them how to handle it.

Listen.

Stay calm.

Speak respectfully.

Stand up for yourself without putting someone else down.

Those are skills that take practice.

🥋 That's one of the reasons character development matters so much in Taekwondo.

09/04/2026

Sometimes the best reason to choose a Taekwondo program has nothing to do with Taekwondo.

It’s watching your child:
→ Speak up when they’re nervous
→ Keep going when something feels hard
→ Show respect even when they’re frustrated
→ Set a goal and work toward it
→ Walk a little taller because they believe in themselves.

Those changes don’t always happen overnight.

But over time, you start noticing them outside the studio, too.
At school.
At home.
With friends.

In the moments when no one is reminding them to be confident or disciplined.

That’s one of the things we love most about Taekwondo.

We’re not just teaching kicks, punches, and forms.

We’re helping kids build skills they can carry with them long after class ends.

If you’re looking for more than just an after school activity this school year, come see what we’re building at Envision Martial Arts. Meet our instructors, watch a class, and see if we’re the right fit for your family.

Respect is easy when we agree with someone.The real test is how we treat people when we don't.Children are still learnin...
09/03/2026

Respect is easy when we agree with someone.

The real test is how we treat people when we don't.

Children are still learning how to handle frustration, disagreements, and differences. We can't expect them to get it right every time, but we can teach them that their words and actions still matter.

In Taekwondo, students practice respect by listening, showing courtesy, encouraging teammates, and treating instructors and classmates with care.

Those habits don't stay on the mat. They become part of who they are.

🥋 Family Challenge: Ask your child, "What does respect look like when you disagree with someone?"

What do you want your child to do when they disagree with you?Agree immediately?Stay quiet?Or learn how to respectfully ...
09/02/2026

What do you want your child to do when they disagree with you?

Agree immediately?

Stay quiet?

Or learn how to respectfully express a different opinion?

As kids grow, they're going to disagree with parents, teachers, siblings, coaches, and friends.

We can't, and shouldn't expect them to agree with everyone.

What we can teach them is that disagreement doesn't give us permission to stop showing respect.

They can be frustrated and still be kind.

They can disagree and still listen.

They can stand up for themselves without tearing someone else down.

Those are skills children have to practice.

And Taekwondo gives students opportunities to practice respect not only when things are going well, but when they're frustrated, challenged, or don't get their way.

Because respect isn't really tested when everything is easy.

It's tested when it isn't.

09/01/2026

A new week brings new opportunities.

We can't control every situation our children will face, but we can help them develop an attitude that says,

"I'll keep learning. I'll keep growing. I'll keep trying."

A positive attitude doesn't ignore challenges.

It chooses hope over frustration and effort over excuses.

That's a lesson that serves children for a lifetime.

As we head into a new month, what's one positive habit your family wants to focus on? Share it below, we'd love to encourage you!

08/28/2026

Today is about more than earning a new belt.

It's about celebrating every practice, every correction, every challenge, and every moment of growth that brought our students here.

Confidence isn't created in one day.

It's built through consistent effort and the courage to keep showing up.

We're proud of every student testing today, and we can't wait to celebrate their hard work.

Help us cheer on our students by wishing them good luck in the comments! 🥋👏

Sometimes confidence looks like this. 🥋A kid standing in front of a board.A deep breath.A little encouragement.And then…...
08/28/2026

Sometimes confidence looks like this. 🥋

A kid standing in front of a board.
A deep breath.
A little encouragement.
And then… CRACK. 💥

Tonight at Buchanan Fields, we’re getting to do one of our favorite things, spending time with families in our community.

We’re here for Evergreen Parks and Recreation District Movie Night, helping kids learn how to break boards, answering questions about Taekwondo, and most importantly, reminding kids that they’re capable of more than they think.

Because breaking a board isn't really about the board.
It's about learning to:
• Try something that feels intimidating
• Keep going when it’s hard
• Trust yourself
• Celebrate progress
And then we get to put the boards away, grab some popcorn, and watch WALL-E together with our community. ❤️

This is what we love about Taekwondo.
It doesn't just happen inside the studio.
It shows up in the confidence kids carry with them everywhere else.

If you're part of the Evergreen community, come say hi! We'd love to meet your family!

08/27/2026

What if your child had a mentor who could see something in them that they couldn't see yet?

At Worlds 2026, Master Emma Horn was promoted to Senior Master, a milestone built on years of training, teaching, learning, and mentorship.

During the ceremony, they talked about humility and the meaning behind the bow.

In Taekwondo, you can earn belts, titles, medals, and leadership roles.

But the higher you rise, the more important it becomes to remember the people who helped you get there.

A mentor doesn't just teach technique.
A great mentor helps you recognize strengths you haven't discovered yet, challenges you when you need it, and reminds you to stay humble when you succeed.

That's something we want every student at Envision to experience.
Because our goal isn't simply to help students become better at Taekwondo.

It's to help them become confident, respectful, disciplined leaders who eventually have the opportunity to encourage someone else.
That's how growth becomes legacy.

Congratulations to Senior Master Emma Horn and to all of the mentors who continue to invest in the next generation. 🥋

Address

1002 Swede Gulch Road
Evergreen, CO
80439

Opening Hours

Monday 3:30pm - 8:30pm
Tuesday 3:30pm - 8:30pm
Wednesday 3:30pm - 8:30pm
Thursday 3:30pm - 8:30pm
Friday 3:30pm - 7pm

Telephone

+13036745900

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