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Asociación de Taekwondo Víctor Estrada

This is the one that is personal. Master Skye earned his 1st degree black belt in Olympic style Taekwondo in Mexico City, at the Víctor Estrada school — and Bulsajo is formally affiliated with the association through that line.

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  • Schools across Mexico — Mexico City, the State of Mexico, Tabasco, Tamaulipas and Veracruz
  • Olympic style Taekwondo, inside the FEMEXTKD structure
  • Founded in 2000; Director General Víctor Estrada
  • Where Master Skye earned his 1st degree black belt
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The Dojang In Mexico City

Master Skye earned his 1st degree black belt in Olympic style Taekwondo in Mexico City, at what was then the Víctor Estrada school's main location — training under Grandmaster Víctor Estrada Sr. and Marcos Estrada, the association's general directors. Bulsajo is formally affiliated with the association through that line.

It means the standard a Bulsajo student is held to did not start in Belle Glade. It came up through that dojang, and it was set by people who have produced international competitors.

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The Name On The Door

The association carries the name of Víctor Estrada, who took bronze at Sydney 2000 — Mexico's first Olympic medal in Taekwondo, won the year the sport became a full Olympic event. He added silver at the 1993 World Championships and gold at three straight Pan American Games in 1995, 1999 and 2003, placed fifth at Athens 2004, has since been inducted into the Taekwondo Hall of Fame of the Americas, and today is head coach of the Mexican national team.

Founded in 2000, the association now runs dozens of schools across Mexico — in Mexico City, the State of Mexico, Tabasco, Tamaulipas and Veracruz — inside the FEMEXTKD structure.

Founded

2000; Director General Víctor Estrada

Named for

Víctor Estrada, bronze medallist at Sydney 2000 — Mexico's first Olympic Taekwondo medal

Where

Schools across Mexico City, the State of Mexico, Tabasco, Tamaulipas and Veracruz, inside the FEMEXTKD structure

Our connection

Master Skye's black belt was earned at this school in Mexico City; Bulsajo is formally affiliated with the association

Ask Master Skye About Mexico City

He will tell you about it properly, and probably at length. It is the part of his training he is proudest of.