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About Grandmaster Jae Ho Kim
As one of the most successful head coaches in the US, the National Taekwondo Team, Grand Master Jae Ho Kim has earned international recognition for his Taekwondo skills and teaching methods. He has over 35 years of teaching experience. At United Black Belt, all the instructors are dedicated to helping each student attain their personal best.
- Born in South Korea
- Started Taekwondo 7 years old
- Dong-A University Team Captain
- Korean National Champion 79-86
- Korean National Team Coach-Goodwill Games`93 Taipai, Taiwan
- Korean Junior Team Coach-Goodwill Games`92 Mexico City, Mexico
- Korean Little Dragon Demo Team Director
- Pusan Phys Ed High School Team Coach
- Pusan Yong-Nam Mid School Coach
- Pusan Song-Do High School Team Coach
- Presently Rutgers Team Coach
- 9th Degree Black Belt-Certified by World Taekwondo Federation
U.S National Collegiate Team Head Coach
- 2002, 7th World University Championship – Berkeley, USA
- 2004, 8th World University Championship – Partars, Greece – US Head Coach
- 2006, 9th World University Championship – Valencia, Spain – US Head Coach
- 2009, 25th Summer Universiade Games Belgrade, Serbia – US Head Coach
- 2011, 26th Summer Universiade Games Shenzhen, China – US Team Leader
- USA Japan Goodwill Games`2001 Japan – US Head Coach
- 2015, 28th Summer Universiade Gwangju, South Korea – US Deputy Team Leader
- President – Taekwondo Association
- Technical Chair – National Collegiate Taekwondo Association (NCTA)
- NJ President – American Taekwondo United (ATU)
About Grandmaster Dae Young Han
Grand Master Dae Young Han, a martial artist from Korea, has dedicated his life to mastering and teaching Taekwondo, earning top accolades and shaping champions worldwide. With advanced ranks in both Taekwondo and Kendo, he combines exceptional skill with visionary leadership, inspiring the next generation through his coaching, mentoring, and advocating for martial arts excellence.
- Born in the Republic of Korea
- Started Tae Kwon Do at 5 years old
- Member of Ulsan Tae Kwon Do Demo Team
- Member of Ulsan Tae Kwon Do Tournament Team
- Member of the Republic of Korea Marine Corps Team
- Republic of Korea Marine Corps Champion (1997)
- Member of Daegu University Biho Tae Kwon Do Team
- Korea National University Champion (2003)
- Recipient of Korea National University Best Player Award (2003)
- Coach for Bumseo Elementary School Team
- Headmaster of Kumgang Tae Kwon Do
- Headmaster of Young Moo Tae Kwon Do
- Director and Coach of Team Baekho Demo
- Director and Coach of Team Baekho Tournament
- Member of EUSKF Kendo Team (national level)
7th Degree Black Belt-Certified by World Taekwondo Headquarters (KUKKIWON)
4th Degree Certified by All US Kendo Federation
2023, The 22nd Korean American National Sports Festival New York, USA – New Jersey Team Coach
2023, The 22nd Korean American National Sports Festival New York, USA – Team Champion (NJ)
Founder – Young Moo Tae Kwon Do
New Jersey Team Coach (KTA)
Chairman of the Judging Committee – World Tae Kwon Do Headquarters NJ (KUKKIWON NJ)
Cara Graham
Cara Graham, M.A., BCBA, is the visionary force behind Graham Behavior Services, serving as its Executive Director and founder. Holding a Master of Arts in Special Education from Kean University, Cara pursued her passion by completing her Applied Behavior Analysis coursework at Caldwell University, earning her Board-Certified Behavior Analyst certification.
Dedicated to enhancing the lives of individuals with developmental disabilities, Cara’s expertise lies in delivering personalized, home, and community-based services. She is deeply committed to fostering growth and independence in both children and adults within this community.
Beyond her direct client work, Cara contributes significantly to her field. She currently holds the position of Chair for the NJABA Business Practices Workgroup, where she leverages her expertise to share industry standards and best practices, ensuring quality care for all. Cara is also an active contributor to her field, frequently presenting at conferences to share her insights and advancements in applied behavior analysis.
Her dedication extends beyond the professional realm, as she is a loving mother to three children. In her community, Cara generously volunteers her time to teach CCD and, as a class parent, share her values with young learners. In her leisure time, Cara finds joy in various activities, including baking bread and desserts, nurturing her garden, and meticulously planning family vacations. These endeavors bring her fulfillment and reflect her nurturing and detail-oriented nature, qualities that undoubtedly enrich her personal and professional endeavors.