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Bill Cho's United Taekwondo Center offers martial arts instruction and Taekwondo training through programs such as the Little Tigers program, Kid's Program, Teen Program, Family Program, Adult Program, and Club Member Programs. Club Member Programs include focused training in a specific area and specialized training in a variety of areas.
• Ages: 3–18 years old
Grand Master Bill Cho leads Bill Cho's United Taekwondo Center, and the curriculum he developed is taught around the world. The center has been in operation for 34 years and uses Taekwondo training that focuses on personal development including respect, positive attitude, perseverance, and leadership. Its mission statement says that Bill Cho's United Taekwondo Center is committed to providing the highest quality martial arts instruction, empowering students with valuable skills for daily life, and contributing to a safe and peaceful community. The program includes a Little Tigers program for ages 3–5 and a Family Program, with the slogan “Where Families Grow Strong Together.” Training emphasizes life skills such as respect, self-control, positive attitude, focus, and discipline, and describes Taekwondo as a fun, educational and healthy way for students to keep physically fit and learn respect and peaceful conflict resolution. The center reports that about 180 students achieve their black belts each year, and over 80% of those students continue their training to higher levels. Bill Cho's United Taekwondo Center is part of an international network of training centers that includes locations in St. Charles, IL; Roselle, IL; and Samdo Beijing, China.
Parents and students have shared several testimonials about the program. One parent, CJ Morgan, described the environment as positive, fun and respectful and mentioned looking forward to a younger child being old enough to attend. Another parent, Molly Spring, stated that her daughters, ages 4 and 6, love attending classes and that their family has made classes a regular part of their week. A third parent, Deina Morgan Jagus, said that staff at Bill Cho's paid attention to and acknowledged every fear or issue her son had with compassion, respect and dedication, and described the program as highly recommended.
Last updated August 11, 2026.
• Ages: 3–18 years old
Grand Master Bill Cho leads Bill Cho's United Taekwondo Center, and the curriculum he developed is taught around the world. The center has been in operation for 34 years and uses Taekwondo training that focuses on personal development including respect, positive attitude, perseverance, and leadership. Its mission statement says that Bill Cho's United Taekwondo Center is committed to providing the highest quality martial arts instruction, empowering students with valuable skills for daily life, and contributing to a safe and peaceful community. The program includes a Little Tigers program for ages 3–5 and a Family Program, with the slogan “Where Families Grow Strong Together.” Training emphasizes life skills such as respect, self-control, positive attitude, focus, and discipline, and describes Taekwondo as a fun, educational and healthy way for students to keep physically fit and learn respect and peaceful conflict resolution. The center reports that about 180 students achieve their black belts each year, and over 80% of those students continue their training to higher levels. Bill Cho's United Taekwondo Center is part of an international network of training centers that includes locations in St. Charles, IL; Roselle, IL; and Samdo Beijing, China.
Parents and students have shared several testimonials about the program. One parent, CJ Morgan, described the environment as positive, fun and respectful and mentioned looking forward to a younger child being old enough to attend. Another parent, Molly Spring, stated that her daughters, ages 4 and 6, love attending classes and that their family has made classes a regular part of their week. A third parent, Deina Morgan Jagus, said that staff at Bill Cho's paid attention to and acknowledged every fear or issue her son had with compassion, respect and dedication, and described the program as highly recommended.
Last updated August 11, 2026.
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