Formed in Korea, World Master Instructor 2nd degree

Only Woman carrying the grade in Europe.

A citation received in July 2006 from the World Taekwondo Academy, for the development of Taekwondo in France.

Instructor Taekwon-Mouhébong (7th dan Korean nunchaku)

Coach graduated from the World Taekwondo Academy

Referee Korean National

International Consultant for the press since 1999.

International Consultant for the magazine Tk Times since 2007 (Korean press).

Pratiquante for over twenty five years, Master Byeon Kyeong-Suk has lived in France for 11 years, his main motivation is to master the French language to convey his teaching in the best conditions for practicing french.

1980 Master Shin Yong student Auk 9th Dan WTF (Moodokwan obedience).

1984 Black Belt 1st Dan WTF

1985 Black Belt 2nd Dan WTF

1987 black belt 3rd Dan WTF

1990 Black Belt 4th Dan WTF

1991 refresher course to teach (graduate teaching WTF)

Stage development coach for the coaching diploma WWA

A teacher in Seoul (Koron sports) 1992 teacher at Seoul (Kang Kuk Chéyoukkwan)

Teacher 1993 in Seoul (An Geum Bich Chéyoukkwan)

Stage training for dîplome arbitration.

1994 Dan black belt 5th WTF

1995 teacher at Seoul (Sinwon Chéyoukkwan)

1996 active member of the association of teachers Masters Taekwondo

Arriving in France 1998

Since renewed refresher course each year

2001 passage of the 6th Dan WTF , taekwondo Memory on "the art of taekwondo"

Participation in the 2006 training seminar instructor Master second-degree organized by the WTA (World Taekwondo Academy), and stage of development at kukkiwon under the direction of Maitre Lee Chong Kwan 9 Dan wtf.

2007 Master Byeon Kyeong-suk is received in 7th dan WTF

Test and write a thesis (the spirit of Taekwondo)

Stage training in Seoul under the guidance of experts and Better World Masters.

In 2009 - Master Byeon Kyeong-suk again receives a citation of the World Federation for his contribution to the development of Taekwondo in France.

In 2009 World Taekwondo Hanmadang finalist Poumsé (per team)

In 2009 Korea open gold medallist Poumsé (per team)

In 2010 belgium open gold medallist Poumsé (per team)

In 2011 World Taekwondo Hanmadang finalist Poumsé (per team)