About Lee's Martial Arts

Lee's Martial Arts is the finest school in the area, dedicated to making your martial arts experience enjoyable and satisfying. Our instructors are the best. They have studied and trained for years to qualify as part of the Lee's Martial Arts team, and their primary goal is to assist you in being the best you can be.

Our carefully structured programs go far beyond punching, blocking, and kicking. We will help you acquire effective self-defense skills and provide you with a comprehensive, personal development program. It is our goal to raise the quality of life for all our students in every way possible.

Although we honor martial arts traditions that go back centuries, we are dynamic and are constantly seeking new and innovative ways to enthuse and excite our students.

We pledge to make each student’s journey as fun, exciting, and educational as possible. We monitor progress closely and walk with students every step of the way. We believe that being a martial artist is not just about learning to kick and punch, it is about becoming the best that you can be in every way. 

Our school has been serving the Renton community since April 1996. We have dynamic leaders in our Instructors and owners, and a high-energy atmosphere you'll notice when you walk into our school. We also offer one of the finest competition teams in the state. Our school's friendly, family atmosphere is my favorite part.

-- Robert Morrison, Head Instructor and School Owner

Our Dojang (School) Rules

1. Bow to the master or instructor and the flag when entering and leaving the dojang.
2. When addressed by the master or instructor answer, "Yes, sir / No, sir" or "Yes ma'am / No ma'am."
3. If you arrive to class after it has begun, shake the instructor's hand and ask permission to join class.
4. The following are prohibited in the dojang and on the mats: shoes, smoking, chewing gum, intoxication, bad language, bad behavior, and disrespect.
5. Always wear a clean uniform.
6. Students should not leave class without the instructor's permission.
7. When sparring, students must wear sparring gear and exercise maximum control.
8. Senior belt students should set a good example. They should show respect for and help lower belt students.
9. Do not use Tae Kwon Do to hurt anyone. Never degrade Tae Kwon Do or the reputation of the school.
10. Students must have permission from the instructor to participate in tournaments or martial arts activity.

Every student is subject to the school rules and regulations. Non-compliance will result in the following penalties: warning, reduction in rank or denial of permission to test, and temporary suspension of membership. An excessive number of warnings and/or suspensions will result in permanent termination of school membership without refund or membership fees.