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Then, Master Lee suffered an injury during Judo training that ended
his dream of becoming an Olympic gold medalist and a world class
champion.

During his struggle with his injury, Master Lee met Grandmaster Jang
Yeop Chun, who was a Korean doctor of Acupuncture. Under
Grandmaster Chun's Acupuncture and chiropractic care, and
providence of God, Master Lee recovered from his two year long
injury and returned to Tae Kwon Do training.

Master Lee then decided to become a healthcare provider, and he entered the
National University of Health Science (formally NCC) in Chiropractic and
Acupuncture program.

During his training to becoming a Chiropractic and Acupuncture doctor, Master
Lee taught an army of Chiropractic student doctors in Tae Kwon Do and led them
to several Tae Kwon Do championship first places. During this feat, Master Lee
was granted a fourth dan black belt by Grandmaster Cha Sok Park and the World
TaeKwonDo Federation (WTF) in 1991.

Today, as a doctor and a teacher, Master Lee focuses on developing safe and
effective training methods for instructors and high level sparring competitors.

His passion is to continue training in TKD, HKD and Kum Do and other martial arts
throughout his life and to teach his children and students in becoming genuine
martial artists.

One day, you may see master Lee on the side line of the Summer Olympic Games
and World competitions as a coach or as a team doctor.