World Dang Soo Do Union

10/11/2026

Time is running out for registering for Nationals! Get your registrations in- only a few days left!

Get tickets online for WDU USA 25th Annual Championships here.

09/23/2026

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09/15/2026

Great visiting our Tiger Family in Maryland! Dang Soo!

07/23/2026

A very Happy Birthday to the one, the only GM Brooks Matsuda!

07/22/2026

07/19/2026

A wonderful evening celebrating a very special person, GM Mariano Estioko at his 90th birthday. He is the 2nd American to ever achieve Dan rank, founder of the WPTSD, 1st President of the WDU-USA and his influence and presence has positively affected so many lives- you could feel it in the room.

07/12/2026

Success MA attending the WPTSDA Annual Coos Bay Summer Camp. Dang Soo!

07/10/2026

A very special -Happy 70th birthday to the one, the only, GM Wesley Jenkins!

06/13/2026

Congratulations to SBN Andrew Tyzzer on your promotion to 6th Dan and Mr Niemeyer’s promotion to Kyo Sah. Dang Soo!

06/10/2026

Quest Martial Arts Instructors Take Top Honors at New England Tang Soo Do Championships

THOMPSON, Conn. — June 10, 2026 — Quest Martial Arts is proud to announce that two of its senior instructors earned top honors at this year’s New England Tang Soo Do Championships, held in Westbrook, Connecticut and hosted by KJN Steve Voelker.

Ms. Erica Seraphin was named All-Around Cup Winner, earning the most combined points across sparring, weapons, and forms among all black belt divisions — a distinction recognizing the most complete competitor at the event.

Master Greg Martinez-Torres was named Grand Champion in all three divisions: Forms, Weapons, and Sparring, sweeping the top placement in each category.

“I am incredibly proud of these results. Erica and Greg are gifted coaches, but they inspire most by leading from the front — still training, still competing, and never asking of their students anything they aren’t willing to do themselves,” said Master Kristin Duethorn, owner of Quest Martial Arts.