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Joon Lee's Tae Kwon Do offers Tae Kwon Do and other martial arts training that includes self-defense, forms, breaking boards, sparring, and speed kicking. The program offers Tae Kwon Do training for children, teenagers, adults, and families, and new students can try one free trial class. Parents are invited to train with their children for free from now through Father’s Day (June 21) in white belt classes.
• Ages: 5–18 years old
• Schedule: Class options Monday–Saturday in the afternoon and morning, with additional tournament training classes on select Saturdays
• Price: Chicago Taekwondo Expo tournament fees: $95 for one event, plus $20 for each additional event; spectators $10; tournament training classes $140 total ($20 per class)
Grandmaster Joon Lee is a 9th Degree Grandmaster with over 30 years of teaching martial arts and leads two martial arts school locations in the southwest suburbs of Chicago. The Orland Park facility offers 6,600 square feet of practicing space with premium Olympic-style mats for youth and adult student Tae Kwon Do training, and the program also describes a new 6,600 square foot training center. The Joon Lee Tae Kwon Do training program states that it builds a strong foundation for personal success in martial arts and in life, promotes and develops respect, discipline and confidence while building strength, flexibility and endurance, and helps students develop mentally and physically. The program states that it is dedicated to helping every student further their personal capabilities in these areas in a safe environment and encourages individuals toward a positive experience with each interaction.
Joon Lee's Tae Kwon Do students are invited to participate in the Chicago Taekwondo Expo in Elgin, Illinois, scheduled for August 30, 2026, from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m., with tournament training classes on Saturdays July 18 and 25 and August 1, 8, 15, 22, and 29 from 1:00–3:00 p.m. Joon Lee’s Tae Kwon Do actively competes in state and national martial arts tournaments and is described as one of the few martial arts schools in the Midwest to do so. Students from St. Gerald Summer Camp visited the Oak Lawn location for a special introductory taekwondo class and workout with Grandmaster Lee, and the school plans to donate $100 to St. Gerald Catholic School for every one of those visiting students who signs up for a taekwondo membership.
Grandmaster Joon Lee was presented with the USTGS President Award at the 18th Annual Hall of Fame Ceremony and was inducted into the Tae Kwon Do Hall of Fame at the 18th Annual Hall of Fame Awards ceremony held by the United States Taekwondo Grandmasters Society. This ceremony included the “Myong-in” or “Virtuoso” award, which has been given six times, and Grandmaster Lee received it directly from President Shin as one of only four Grandmasters in the country to receive this award.
Student testimonials describe experiences at Joon Lee’s Tae Kwon Do, including a 14-year-old black belt student who reports gaining self-discipline and a sense of community, and a 68-year-old black belt student who reports improved physical and mental balance and a sense of clarity. Other black belt students ages 12, 10, and 11 describe earning a black belt as a proud accomplishment, enjoying taekwondo over almost two years, and seeing taekwondo as a part of who they are.
Last updated August 11, 2026.
• Ages: 5–18 years old
• Schedule: Class options Monday–Saturday in the afternoon and morning, with additional tournament training classes on select Saturdays
• Price: Chicago Taekwondo Expo tournament fees: $95 for one event, plus $20 for each additional event; spectators $10; tournament training classes $140 total ($20 per class)
Grandmaster Joon Lee is a 9th Degree Grandmaster with over 30 years of teaching martial arts and leads two martial arts school locations in the southwest suburbs of Chicago. The Orland Park facility offers 6,600 square feet of practicing space with premium Olympic-style mats for youth and adult student Tae Kwon Do training, and the program also describes a new 6,600 square foot training center. The Joon Lee Tae Kwon Do training program states that it builds a strong foundation for personal success in martial arts and in life, promotes and develops respect, discipline and confidence while building strength, flexibility and endurance, and helps students develop mentally and physically. The program states that it is dedicated to helping every student further their personal capabilities in these areas in a safe environment and encourages individuals toward a positive experience with each interaction.
Joon Lee's Tae Kwon Do students are invited to participate in the Chicago Taekwondo Expo in Elgin, Illinois, scheduled for August 30, 2026, from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m., with tournament training classes on Saturdays July 18 and 25 and August 1, 8, 15, 22, and 29 from 1:00–3:00 p.m. Joon Lee’s Tae Kwon Do actively competes in state and national martial arts tournaments and is described as one of the few martial arts schools in the Midwest to do so. Students from St. Gerald Summer Camp visited the Oak Lawn location for a special introductory taekwondo class and workout with Grandmaster Lee, and the school plans to donate $100 to St. Gerald Catholic School for every one of those visiting students who signs up for a taekwondo membership.
Grandmaster Joon Lee was presented with the USTGS President Award at the 18th Annual Hall of Fame Ceremony and was inducted into the Tae Kwon Do Hall of Fame at the 18th Annual Hall of Fame Awards ceremony held by the United States Taekwondo Grandmasters Society. This ceremony included the “Myong-in” or “Virtuoso” award, which has been given six times, and Grandmaster Lee received it directly from President Shin as one of only four Grandmasters in the country to receive this award.
Student testimonials describe experiences at Joon Lee’s Tae Kwon Do, including a 14-year-old black belt student who reports gaining self-discipline and a sense of community, and a 68-year-old black belt student who reports improved physical and mental balance and a sense of clarity. Other black belt students ages 12, 10, and 11 describe earning a black belt as a proud accomplishment, enjoying taekwondo over almost two years, and seeing taekwondo as a part of who they are.
Last updated August 11, 2026.
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