MIGHTYFIST PRESENTS – SENIOR MASTER ANDREW RHEE SEMINAR 2024
Get ready for an action packed Seminar. Junior students under the age of 15 from the rank of Green Belt on the Saturday morning. Senior Ranks 15 years and above on Saturday afternoon. There will be a Banquet on the Saturday evening, the final location and price will be determined once the Banquet numbers have been confirmed. Bring your Dobok, Sparring Gear, and get ready for a fantastic day.
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About the Event
Technical Seminar
Senior Master Andrew Kang-Hae Rhee will be travelling from Australia to visit the United States. He will be in San Jose California to teach a Master Class seminar at Mightyfist Taekwon-Do on Saturday October 19th, 2024.
Each seminar will consist of ITF techniques with an emphasis on patterns, fundamental movements and applications. All ages, ranks (Green belt and above), and abilities will be catered to as well as any physical limitations.
There are LIMITED spaces available at each event so please do not wait, apply to reserve your spot at this auspicious event.
The San Jose event is open to all students Green belt and above regardless of affiliation (subject to availability).
Other information
Seminar Location - Mightyfist Taekwon-Do
1072 S De Anza Blvd Suite A105 San Jose CA 95129
Telephone: (408) 725-8083
Email: seminar@mightyfist.com
Website: www.mightyfist.com
About Senior Master Andrew Rhee
The eldest son of First Grand Master Rhee Ki Ha (FGMR) & former Personal Assistant to Founder of Taekwon-Do, General Choi Hong Hi, Senior Master Rhee (8th Dan) has dedicated his entire life to the art of Taekwon-do.
In July 2010, Senior Master Rhee opened & established the ITFA Headquarters in Sydney, NSW (Australia). Since then, he has opened up several schools across Sydney, Melbourne, Canberra, Brisbane, Gippsland, New Zealand & Argentina.
A people’s master, Senior Master Rhee, continues to promote & teach ITF-style Taekwon-Do to students across the world, as General Choi Hong Hi intended.
