World Black Belt Center

World Black Belt Center operates at 3570 W. Florida Avenue, Suite 104 in Hemet, California. Established in 2005 by founder and Head Master Jeong Seob Shim, the academy provides traditional Korean martial arts education for practitioners across the San Jacinto Valley. Master Shim is a seventh-degree black belt (7th Dan), a Certified Master from the Official World Taekwondo Federation (Kukkiwon Headquarter), and a Certified International Referee who directs the WBBC demonstration team. The academy's curriculum is inspired by the disciplines of Taekwondo and Hapkido, emphasizing physical fitness, coordination, and practical self-defense. Youth instruction begins in the Beginner Children’s Program, which introduces children ages five to twelve to fundamental kicks, strikes, and boundary-setting etiquette. Older youth and adults train in the Teens & Adults Program for students ages thirteen and older, developing athletic agility, core strength, and technical sparring forms. The school also offers a Family Program allowing parents and children to train together. Instruction cultivates an environment centered on personal discipline, respect, and mutual encouragement. Training accommodates both novices beginning their martial arts journey and students seeking belt advancement. Prospective students can get started by attending a complimentary free trial class.