Little Hawks: Ages 3–7
Young beginners work on listening, coordination, balance and introductory TaeKwonDo skills in a class designed for early development.
A good martial arts program has to work beyond the first exciting class. Blackhawk TaeKwonDo gives Gilberts families a structured way to evaluate instruction, age placement, facility space and the weekly routine at our one nearby Carpentersville school.
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Gilberts families often compare more than an introductory price. The useful questions are practical: Is the route manageable from your part of town? Does the class match the student’s age? Who will provide instruction after the trial ends? Can a parent remain comfortably onsite?
Blackhawk is located at 2333 Randall Road in Carpentersville. We do not operate a second school in Gilberts. Before scheduling, use the map link and consider the trip at the time your family would normally attend.
The goal is not simply to begin. It is to find instruction and a routine worth continuing.
Grandmaster Anthony Iannone has trained in TaeKwonDo for more than four decades. Master Cristina Iannone brings her own TaeKwonDo leadership and movement expertise to the school. Both served in the U.S. Army.
They personally teach every class. Blackhawk does not use an impressive introduction and then hand regular instruction to teenagers or rotating junior instructors. A Gilberts student gets to experience the actual leadership during the first week.
Young beginners work on listening, coordination, balance and introductory TaeKwonDo skills in a class designed for early development.
School-age students develop traditional technique, concentration, discipline and a step-by-step approach to progress.
Adults have their own training environment. New and returning students can begin without being mixed into a children’s class.
The school includes over 5,500 square feet of fully matted training space. The open floor gives each program room for fundamentals, forms and controlled partner drills without crowding the class.
A separate 2,000-square-foot parent lounge allows families to remain at the school, relax and talk while the teaching floor stays focused. Parents do not have to hover at the edge of class or interrupt instruction.
One visit can feel unfamiliar. A full week gives the student time to learn names, understand the class flow and respond to coaching.
We prefer a Monday start when possible. New children are paired with a mentor whenever practical. A parent or guardian stays onsite for every child’s trial class.
Send the request and we will help identify the appropriate first class.
One full week. No pressure. No automatic enrollment.
The same experienced Masters provide expectations and feedback from class to class.
The student is engaged and corrected without being ignored, rushed or overwhelmed.
The class structure, language and pace fit the student’s current stage of development.
The route, schedule and school environment feel workable beyond the introductory week.
No. Blackhawk has one school at 2333 Randall Road in Carpentersville. This page is for Gilberts families evaluating that location.
No. Grandmaster Anthony Iannone and Master Cristina Iannone personally teach every class. Teenage students and junior instructors do not run classes.
No. The one-week trial is an evaluation period. Enrollment is a separate decision.
Wear a T-shirt and comfortable pants. Do not wear shorts, tank tops, yoga pants or leggings. Bring water and arrive about 10 minutes early.
Yes. A parent or guardian remains onsite for a child’s trial and may use the separate parent lounge.
Experience the actual instructors, class structure and facility before deciding whether Blackhawk belongs in your family’s routine.
One full week. No pressure. No automatic enrollment.