I moved to the state from Korea back in 2012 and have been teaching taekwondo since then. I owned a TKD school in Texas and had over 250 students ages 18 months old to 90 years young. I also was hired by some big companies (world national wise) as a private instructor for their kids and brought them to AAU and WTF competition and achieved many reasonable goals such as gold medals or titles of Jr Olympic champion. My first students those who joined when they were 3 or 4 years old then are now...
I moved to the state from Korea back in 2012 and have been teaching taekwondo since then. I owned a TKD school in Texas and had over 250 students ages 18 months old to 90 years young. I also was hired by some big companies (world national wise) as a private instructor for their kids and brought them to AAU and WTF competition and achieved many reasonable goals such as gold medals or titles of Jr Olympic champion. My first students those who joined when they were 3 or 4 years old then are now 12 or 13 years old and I still talk to them. The reason why I mention this is because I believe when you teach or learn something as a human being, the first thing and the most important thing is building relationships correct way. We will talk about this later in class
I love teaching this subject and still do get interested in it because of my experience. I moved to California recently and starting a new journal and. I just can't wait to know who I can have a relationship with. Hopefully, it can be yourself or your family members :) thank you for reading this all and I would love to see you soon!
Kukiwon, chungdokwan, or even my belt has certification on it.
I do have a very specific way to run classes, but that's on me. What you have to do is just bring comfortable clothes and that smile of yours!
