Tournaments & Kombat
Competing is always optional — but for the students who want the medal, there is a real path and a coach who will get them there.
41st Annual Grandmaster K.C. Chung Tournament
We will be participating in Pompano on Saturday, October 3, 2026. If your instructor has invited your child to compete, check back for registration details or call the school with questions.
41st Annual Grandmaster K.C. Chung Tournament · Pompano · participation by invitation
We look forward to seeing our students represent Bulsajo in Pompano.
Two to five tournaments a year
We travel across South Florida to compete, and the whole school travels with them. Students are entered when their instructor believes they are ready, never to fill a bracket.
Joining Kombat Taekwondo
Our teens and adults program is being rebuilt around the Kombat Taekwondo format — the professional league that blends traditional Taekwondo with full-contact competition.
Kombat Taekwondo USA ↗Tournament readiness starts at blue belt
By blue belt a student has seven forms and real sparring experience. That is generally when competition becomes a serious option.
See the belt systemNobody is required to compete
Most students never enter a tournament, and they get every bit as much out of the school. The belt curriculum stands on its own.
What competing costs
Entry fees run $75 to $100 per tournament. That fee is set and collected by the organization hosting the event, not by Bulsajo — it is not part of your tuition, and it only ever applies if your child chooses to compete.
Want To Compete?
Say the word at your next class and we will start building toward your first bracket.