World Champion Taekwondo

3 classes in. So far so good! My kids are learning fast. I appreciate their strictness. They really pay attention to each child and are consistently correcting and perfecting.

Do you want to learn respect? Positive attitude? Confidence? This is it! I’ve been learning taekwondo w master Jun @ world champion in Tigard, and it gives me full of it! Recommend to my family, friends, and all of you.

My last review I posted before this one was not meant to disrespect Master Lee, Master Jim or Master Kim. These guys are top notch when it comes to the skills they have in Taekwondo, but to rather make them aware of the problems I had observed over the last 4 years of my sons 8 years that he was there.
I was truly hoping that that review would have them take a very serious look at how the business needed to change and help them grow and understand my outspoken frustrations with this business as many others have expressed to me that are still currently there or left for similar reasons as myself.
Instead of focusing on the problem at hand, excepting the challenge at hand and taking it as corrective criticism looking at the business plan and try to understand a parents frustration, they have decided to do everything they can to hide my review by begging their customers to write 5 star reviews to put out this fire, but what I believe is they are fanning the fire even bigger and hurting themselves even more by asking their own students and the parents to submit reviews.
WHY NOT JUST FIX THESE ISSUES???
Trust me when I say this isn’t good for the business, as I’m sure those writing the reviews are reading mine and making mental notes of my issues and will see what I’m talking about and when the time comes they will eventually look for a place like Aim High and see a place ran much more professionally and care more about the people that go there then their bottomline.
My advice to them is unless some of those things change from within, World Champion Taekwondo will just be another cookie cutter mediocre martial arts school.
And my advise to you is look at their FB page and see how many times their closed for belt testing, the cost of each belt test, the cost per month, how many students are there at one time, why is there only 10 seats when they could afford a much bigger space so many of the parents don’t have to sit on the floor or stand during the time their kids classes are going, and why aren’t they teaching these students to defend themselves if they get hit in the head or knocked to the ground (which happens in most attacks). I would seriously ask for a month to month before you commit to 3 yrs till your sure this is the right place or you or your child.