Great Grand Master C. I. Kim used to teach the Black Belt classes in Tang Soo Do/Karate and Tae Kwon Do at Kennedy's Martial Arts Academy.

President of the International Association of Korean Martial Arts (IAKMA). For more information about the IAKMA, please visit the Association website by clicking on the link: IAKMA Website. Alternatively you may call Kennedy's Martial Arts Academy and speak with the IAKMA Secretary General, Grandmaster Marie Kennedy.

Training in Korean Martial Arts for over 70 years.

Has been teaching Korean Martial Arts for over 60 years.

Has been teaching Korean Martial Arts in the United States since 1970.

Grand Master Kim is currently ranked as a 10^th degree Black Belt in Korean Martial Arts, and is one of the highest ranking Black Belts in the country in Tang Soo Do.

Trained the Korean Military for three and a half years in self defense tactics and techniques.

Trained the Seoul police department officers for three years in self defense tactics and techniques.

Captain of the Seoul police department Tae Kwon Do Team for three years in which they were undefeated as a team.

Witnessed and new many participants in the very first Tae Kwon Do Black Belt testing held in 1965 by the Korea Taekwondo Association.

International Champion in the 1960s.

Moo Duk Kwan Pin # 475.