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Grandmaster Pyung Soo Kim

Pyung Soo Kim, a third generation Korean martial arts master, came to the U.S. in 1968 with a burning desire to share his knowledge with people all over the world. He created his own system: Chayon Ryu Martial Arts which he has been teaching for more than 50 years.

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Supreme Grandmaster Kim Bok Man

If you are a Taekwondo practitioner or have studied the history of Taekwondo, you have more than likely heard of Kim Bok Man. His biography has been published in many books and can easily be found on the Internet.

Throughout his life, Kim has been a student, a soldier, a teacher, an actor, a writer, a humanitarian, and always a visionary.

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He-Young Kimm Grandmaster, Martial Arts Pioneer, and Perpetual Student. I chose to pursue a greater knowledge of traditional Korean martial arts. With my previous experience, I was able to create the ‘Han Mu Do’ system and watch it grow and spread throughout the world and be practiced in many countries. 

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Master Stuart Anslow Teacher, Author, Publisher

Stuart Anslow is a 6th Dan black belt in the art of Taekwondo and is well known in the UK and internationally. He is a full-time instructor of Taekwondo, teaching at his Academy in London. Anslow was a regular writer for the UK martial arts press and has published a number of books contributing to the knowledge base of Taekwondo.

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Grandmaster Jason Pratt “Make It Happen”

Our motto is “Make it Happen.” It was once said that martial artists don’t let life happen to them, they make it happen. Always do what you say and see things through. When you don’t feel like going to class, that’s when you need to go the most. “Make it Happen” doesn’t just stop at the school, but extends into life.

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Grandmaster Philip Ameris A Lifelong Journey in the Martial Arts

My personal aspiration is to continue to learn from and with I acknowledge the importance of each martial art, I believe Taekwondo should be viewed as a positive metaphor for personal growth an improvement. As practitioners progress, their goals and perspectives may evolve. Therefore, what initially attracted you during your Taekwondo journey may no longer be feasible. I often use the metaphor of “adapted and overcome” to illustrate this point.

Grandmaster Pyung Soo Kim

Pyung Soo Kim, a third generation Korean martial arts master, came to the U.S. in 1968 with a burning desire to share his knowledge with people all over the world. He created his own system: Chayon Ryu Martial Arts which he has been teaching for more than 50 years.