TRADITION. CHARACTER. EXCELLENCE.

Rooted in tradition and guided by values, Chung’s Black Belt Academy
is more than a martial arts school -
it’s a family.

ABOUT US

A Living Legacy

Sun H Chung Black Belt Academy is the home dojang founded by Grandmaster Sun Hwan Chung. For decades, Grandmaster Chung has dedicated his life to preserving and sharing the traditions of Korean martial arts, building a school known for excellence in instruction, character development, and community.

Today, the academy continues to honor his vision under the leadership of Teresa Chung and an experienced team of Master Instructors who have trained directly under Grandmaster Chung. Together, they carry forward the values, techniques, and traditions that have defined the school for generations.

Although Grandmaster Chung no longer teaches regular classes, he remains the heart of the academy and continues to be an inspiring presence at the dojang. His lifelong commitment to martial arts and to his students continues to shape every class, every instructor, and every student who walks through our doors.

Grandmaster Hwang Kee

Founder of the Moo Duk Kwan

One of the most influential figures in modern Korean martial arts.

Grandmaster Sun Hwan Chung

Direct student of Grandmaster Hwang Kee, Founder of Moo Sool Do

Internationally recognized martial arts pioneer and founder of our academy.

Chung’s Black Belt Academy

Grandmaster Chung’s home dojang. Founded in Kalamazoo, Michigan, and led by Teresa Chung and our team of Master Instructors. Honoring tradition. Building the future.

Our Lineage

MEET OUR INSTRUCTORS

  • Master Teresa Chung

    8th Dan | Owner

    Leading the dojang with dedication and heart, Master Teresa continues Grandmaster Chung’s vision through her passion for teaching and commitment to every student.

  • Chadd Gromaski

    7th Dan | Senior Master Instructor | Testing & Promotions

  • Scott

    5th Dan | Master Instructor

  • Dan Roberts

    5th Dan | Master Instructor

    Master Dan Roberts has dedicated more than four decades to the study of martial arts, beginning his training in the third grade. His lifelong journey has taken him through a diverse range of traditional disciplines, including Moo Duk Kwan Taekwondo, Uechi-Ryu Karate, Baguazhang, Tai Chi, Battojutsu, and the nine traditional schools of the Bujinkan. This broad foundation allows him to bring a unique perspective to every class while honoring the traditions of Korean martial arts.

    At Sun H Chung Black Belt Academy, Master Dan specializes in weapons training and practical self-defense, with a particular passion for swordsmanship, shuriken, and traditional pressure point applications (Kosshi Jutsu). He primarily teaches teen and adult students, helping them develop not only technical skill but also confidence, awareness, and disciplined decision-making.

    What Master Dan enjoys most about teaching is watching students discover abilities they never realized they possessed. Whether refining a technique or overcoming a personal challenge, he believes every student has untapped potential waiting to be developed through consistent training.

    His personal philosophy centers on patience and perseverance. One concept that has guided his martial arts journey is the Japanese character 忍 (nin or shinobu), formed by the symbols for blade above heart. To him, it represents keeping the heart steady under pressure—enduring adversity with patience, resilience, and unwavering determination. It is this mindset that continues to inspire his own training and the way he mentors others.

    Fun Facts

    • Favorite Form: Koku from Gyokko Ryū, admired for its emphasis on timing, distance, and control.

    • Favorite Technique: Kage no Ittō ("Shadow Draw") from Togakure Ryū.

    • Favorite Hobby: Continuing his lifelong study of traditional martial arts.

A true martial artist’s greatest legacy is not the number of trophies won, but the students whose lives are forever changed.

The Charter of Moo Sool Do

The charter of MOO SOOL DO charges its members to have reverence for life; to respect life; and to have as a goal the preservation of life, even that of an enemy.

It is also a goal of MOO SOOL DO training to develop an appreciation for beauty; beauty of nature; of skill; and of rightness of action.

The goals set forth in this charter serve not only to protect life, but to enhance its quality.