UNITED STATES CHUNG DO KWAN ASSOCIATION DOWNLOADS
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WELCOME
On behalf of all the members, Black Belts and
Instructors of this American martial arts
institution, please allow me the opportunity to
welcome you to our website and give you a brief
explanation of what our national martial arts
association can do for you.
I personally created the United States Chung Do Kwan
Association, Inc. in 1967. That was the year that I
returned home from an eight year tour with the U.S.
Air Force. I spent more than six years in Korea.
That is where I discovered this outstanding teaching
method of self-defense, self-improvement and
leadership training, called Taekwondo Chung Do Kwan
(Korean Karate). I trained very hard during that
time, earning the world title as the highest ranked
Non-Oriental Black Belt in the world. Our textbook,
titled Forces of Taekwondo, gives more details about
my past training and this association. Our textbook
should be one of the first training aides that you
invest in after you put on your new uniform.
The USCDKA may also be referred to as a martial arts
college. My job and office as the Kwan’Jang simply means that I am the "Head Dean" or teacher of
Masters. There are many martial arts organizations
in this country, but ours is the oldest and most
refined, and by far, "The Best of The Best!" We
offer National credentials (credibility &
recognition) in the form of ID cards, belt promotion
certificates, Black Belt degree certificates and nine levels of Instruction
Degrees, plus well structured curriculum more than 30 years old. For
more that 30 years the USCDKA has set the pace in
America for high standards in teaching and leadership training.
Today, my wife, Grandmaster Brenda, and I are called
The Sell Team, working together to meet the
physical, mental and spiritual needs of all USCDKA
members from white belt beginner to the highly
respected Black Belt rank of Grandmaster.
It is with great pleasure that I offer you this
opportunity to join our team and become a proud
member of America’s elite martial arts association.
I ask that you simply fill out the
application and send it in with your annual
membership fee. I also look forward to you becoming
a member of our outstanding Black Belt Instructing
staff.
EDWARD B. SELL