William Clark (martial artist)

William Clark (martial artist)

Chief Master William George Townsend Clark II (William Clark), is an American Taekwondo master and instructor.

Career Highlights

* Became a student of Haeng Ung Lee in 1969.
* Opened his first academy in Jacksonville, FL in 1971.
* Named American Taekwondo Association instructor of the year in 1974.
* Won American Taekwondo Association Grand National Championship in 1976.
* Named Professional Karate Association fighter of the year in 1976.
* Retired from tournament competition in 1978 to focus on growing Songahm Taekwondo.

Karate America

Clark has spent the last twenty years running Karate America, a group of 31 Martial Arts schools with over 10,000 members, all located in the U.S. state of Florida.

External links

* [http://karatejacksonville.com/ Karate Jacksonville]


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