Since I moved here I've been doing it every day. Despite their family relationship, Ra isn't privy to any special help from Kim. Both men have seen interest in the sport they have known all their lives grow tremendously in Siouxland during the past few years. Ra said many of his friends didn't understand what tae kwon do was when he first moved here. It helps students become better people.
Parents see their children develop both mentally and physically.
It helps them make friends and get better confidence. Someday Ra hopes to follow in his uncle's footsteps and open his own martial arts academy. He plans to attend Morningside College this fall to study accounting and business while continuing his training in tae kwon do at Kim's Academy.