1992-1995 , Cleveland Browns Football Club
Assistant Strength Coach/ Pass Rush Specialist

1998, Dallas Cowboys Football Club
Pass Rush Consultant

1999-2000, Cleveland Browns Football Club
Assistant Strength Coach/ Pass Rush Specialist

2001-2006, Miami Dolphins Football Club
Pass Rush Consultant

2005, Green Bay Packers Football Club
Pass Rush Consultant

2007, Denver Broncos Football Club
Pass Rush Consultant

2009, Penn State University Football Team
Pass Rush Consultant

2009, Buffalo Bills Football Club
Pass Rush Consultant

2010, Kansas City Chiefs Football Club
Pass Rush Consultant

2010, New York Giants Football Club
Pass Rush Consultant

2011, Kansas City Chiefs Football Club
Pass Rush Consultant

2012, Kansas City Chiefs Football Club
Pass Rush Consultant

Master Patti Perhala

Master Patti Perhala began her Tae Kwon Do training in 1996 at Kim’s Martial Arts with her husband, Bob, and children, Ryan and Lauren. In 1999, she tested for her first-degree black belt with her husband and son. Her daughter tested the following year. They became one of the first families to all achieve the rank of black belt under Master Joe Kim.

We will have January Promotion Test on Friday, January 20th, 2012.

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Eternal GrandMaster Myung H. Kim was born and raised in Seoul, South Korea during the Korean War in 1944. He began learning Taekwondo from his Father when he was a young boy. His first love was the throwing art of judo. As a young man he competed heavily in Asia and emerged as All Asian Judo Champion. In 1962, Eternal GrandMaster Kim won the World Judo Championships and became South Korea’s first World Judo champion. Due to family crisis in 1964 he had to withdraw form the 1964 Olympic Games in Tokyo, Japan. His strong dedication to his family took precedence over his personal goal of becoming an Olympic champion.

During the mid 1960’s, Eternal GrandMaster Kim began preparing for his Master’s Degree in the martial arts in order to be able to spread the art of Taekwondo under the direction of the World Taekwondo Federation, WTF. In 1970 Eternal GrandMaster Kim arrived in Fairview Park, Ohio and began Kim’s Martial Arts School. Eternal GrandMaster Kim continued to work and produce Black Belts up until his untimely death on May 22nd, 2000. His is survived by his wife Bernadette and his two sons, Joseph and John.

Joe’s system of applying martial arts skills to the world of professional football has proven to be successful for many years. The key to a strong defense is the ability to apply pressure on the quarterback, and the dramatic increases in sacks, pressures and hurries of every student he has worked with, in a relatively short time frame, is amazing. Joe is very methodical in his approach, paying close attention to details, with a keen sense of how to effectively communicate his techniques in a manner that every NFL player understands and appreciates.

Bob Markowitz
Alumni Relations Coordinator
Cleveland Browns

Joe Kim is tremendous. He blend of martial arts expertise, football background and an ability to train all athletes makes him one of the best.

Bill Belichick
Head Coach
New England Patriots