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Beyond the Dojang

There's more to Tae Kwon Do than what happens on the training floor. Explore school news, student achievements, martial arts insights, and stories from the Master Shim's World Class Tae Kwon Do community.

Student Profile – Brycen Fleming

October 13th, 2018

  A self-professed Ninja, 7-year-old Brycen Fleming was thrilled to start Tae Kwon Do lessons.  While he’s also an excellent soccer and basketball player, Tae Kwon Do is one of his favorite activities. “It’s intriguing and lets me practice my...

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Did You Know . . .

October 13th, 2018

Students of Tae Kwon Do learn movements, commands and instruction in Korean. They endeavor to immerse themselves more into Korean culture.   Here are a few intriguing facts about the language of Tae Kwon Do: There are 24 letters in...

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Goodbye & Thank You, Jhoon Rhee

October 13th, 2018

Grandmaster Jhoon Rhee is the legendary martial artist who introduced Tae Kwon Do to the United States more than half a century ago. Widely regarded as the “Father of American Tae Kwon Do”, Grandmaster Rhee passed away at the end...

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Instructor Profile – Raenah Frishe

October 11th, 2018

Peachtree City instructor Raenah Frishe’s parents led her to Tae Kwon Do. They wanted to continue their martial art’s education, and she became intrigued. Six years later, it has provided character traits she needed. “It has improved my confidence and...

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Student Profile – Aidan and Anna Meyer

June 6th, 2018

When Amy and Lance Meyer were honored as Master Shim’s World Class Tae Kwon Do’s Parents of the Year in 2017, they were taken by surprise. Amy, a teacher at Braelinn Elementary School in Peachtree City, was instrumental in bringing...

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Did You Know. . .Avoiding Bee Stings

June 1st, 2018

It happened. Your child was enjoying a perfectly normal day of fun outside. Your child suddenly cries out in pain – she’s been stung. Redness develops at the site of the sting, and it starts to swell. She is having...

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