While many parents get their children involved in Taekwondo as "just another activity to keep my kids busy", the true benefits reveal themselves over the course of the child's training.  Discipline, respect and focus are the consistent attributes gained by students both young and old.  Some of the most significant positives in Taekwondo participation is with those with troubled backgrounds.  The benefits have been seen in repeated cases of troubled teens with a history of problems.  Focus, productive energy and a development of leadership are just some of the benefits seen by these youths.

Grandmaster Kang believes this is something that deserves a broader revelation.  Taekwondo can be viewed like any other sport on the surface, a sport that requires physical activity and creates both an environment of competition and entertainment.  Grandmaster Kang believes that Taekwondo establishes a foundation for life where principals are developed through training that can be used way beyond the gym floor.  Few activities can generate the type of passion that one feels when learning the art.