Burlington Blue Wave

Instructor: Master Gordon W. White
Blue Wave President

Contact: Master White at (802) 658-3359 or gwhite@bluewavetkd.com

Location: 182 Main Street, Burlington VT. (3rd floor)
Entrance between Old Gold and Muddy Waters

Class Schedule

Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday
Family class 6:15-7:45 Yellow Belts and Up	Family Class 6:15 - 7:15 Beginners Focus	Family Class 6:15-7:15 All Ranks Athlete Training Program 7:15-8:30	Advanced Class 6:15-7:15 Green Belts and Up TKD Conditioning 7:15-8:15		Family class 10:15-11:15 All Ranks class 11:15-12:15 Athlete Training Program 12:30-2:00

Family class: This is a mixed class of juniors and adults. Ages 8 and older, all ranks are welcome.
All Ranks class: Geared towards adults. Ages 10 and older, all ranks.
Advanced class: Green belt and higher only. Ages 10 and up.
Children's class: For children ages 5-9. All ranks! Saturday morning only.
Light Sparring class: This class covers the basics of sparring, and gives you an opportunity to put the gear on for some light rounds. For all students ages 8 and up, yellow belt and higher. Your own sparring equipment is required. (Shin/instep, forearm, headgear, and mouth piece).
Athlete Training Program: Ages 10 and older, yellow belt and up. This class is for competitors, or students interested in competition style work out. Please discuss participating in this class with Master White before attending.

Gordon White is the head instructor of the Blue Wave TaeKwonDo School in Burlington Vermont and the president of the Blue Wave Association. He has been training, competing and teaching TaeKwonDo for over 20 years.

Master White began practicing TaeKwonDo in 1983. After attaining his black Belt, he taught a children's TaeKwonDo program for the Williston Town Recreation Program. In 1987, he trained in Korea for 2 months. After returning he won the 1988 AAU National TaeKwonDo Championships.

In 1991 Master White moved to Korea and attended Yonsei University as an exchange student. During his year abroad, he trained with several established university, high school and professional TaeKwonDo teams.

Between 1993 and 1996, he was one of the United States TaeKwonDo Union's Light Weight competitors, representing the US National team at such events as the World Games, World Cup, and the Japan Open. Some of his career accomplishments include placing 3rd at both the World Cup and the Japan Open in 1996.