Kang Taekwondo USA: Bensonhurst, Brooklyn, 1990 Appointed Vice-President of the American Black Belt Federation, 1982.2017 marked his 50th year of training in taekwondo.
His greatest achievements are yet to come. Between his four centers in New York City and the Johns Hopkins Taekwondo Club, he continues his unique and innovative program. With the help of his professional staff individually educated by Grandmaster Kang, he has guided over 2,000 students in attaining the prestigious rank of black belt. Today his life is dedicated to his Taekwondo students and giving attention to over 20,000 students that he has personally taught.
He has participated in both national and international tournaments and has trained some of the top tournament competitors in the world. This is one of the most honored and difficult titles to achieve in the martial arts. He was periodically tested by his father and received Grandmaster status in 1994. By 1977, he was named Head Instructor of the New York Taekwondo Academy. He dedicated his life to mastering the art of Taekwondo and went on to receive his black belt in 1973. Grandmaster Kang is a greatly accomplished martial artist. This was the beginning of the Kang System in America. In 1969, the family moved to the United States and established their first Taekwondo school in Brooklyn, NY. His father, Suh Chong Kang, a 10th Dan Black Belt in Taekwondo, acted as his first instructor. Grandmaster Tae Sun Kang was born in South Korea where he began his training in 1967.
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