Organized as the National AAU Taekwondo Committee in October of 1974.  At the 87th National AAU Convention held in Washington, DC Taekwondo was officially admitted as a sport of the AAU of the US in October 1974.  Dr. Ken “Kyung Ho” Min of the  University of California at Berkeley, served as the national chairman of the committee from 1974 to 1978 and played a major role in its admission to the AAU. Become a member of the AAU National Taekwondo Program–a national network for amateur athletes and sports administrators dedicated to improving and promoting the sport of amateur Taekwondo. 

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Get Involved with AAU Taekwondo!
Here is your opportunity to become a member of the Amateur Athletic Union’s (AAU) National Taekwondo Program–a national network for amateur athletes and sports administrators dedicated to improving and promoting the sport of amateur Taekwon do. The AAU Tae kwon do Program has over 15,000 members.   As a member, you’ll have the advantage of participating in exclusive AAU programs and events, networking with fellow practitioners and Taekwondo enthusiasts, improving your overall image and standards, and expanding your Tae kwon do group’s activities.