About TaekwondoNearMe.org
Built for the Taekwondo Community, by Someone Who Gets It
Hey, I'm Marten—the founder of TaekwondoNearMe.org. This project started with a simple goal: to make it easier for people to find great Taekwondo schools without digging through outdated websites and scattered reviews. Whether you're a beginner looking for your first class or a seasoned practitioner traveling to a new city, this directory is here to help you find the best places to train.
Why I Built This
As a developer and entrepreneur, I love solving real-world problems. Over the years, I've worked on various tech projects, but I wanted to build something that genuinely helps people in a space I care about. With over 15,300 listings and 500,000+ reviews, TaekwondoNearMe.org is designed to be the most comprehensive and user-friendly Taekwondo directory out there.
I know firsthand how overwhelming it can be to sift through scattered information online when you're just trying to find a good place to train. That's why I built TaekwondoNearMe.org—to simplify the process and connect people with high-quality Taekwondo schools.
I'm also the founder of JiuJitsuNearMe.org, KarateSchools.org. These resources are helping people find the best gyms and schools across the country. My experience with these platforms has given me unique insights into what martial arts practitioners are looking for when searching for training locations.
My Background
I'm a former founder and CTO, now focusing on building products that create real value. My real passion lies in creating tools that empower people and make their lives easier. As a passionate problem-solver and entrepreneur, I believe in creating tools that help people save time and make informed decisions—especially when it comes to things they love, like Taekwondo.
My Vision for TaekwondoNearMe.org
Taekwondo is more than just a sport—it's a lifestyle and a community. My goal is to make this platform the go-to resource for anyone looking to train, whether it's at home or while traveling. I'm continuously improving the site, refining search features, and finding ways to support both practitioners and school owners.
This is just the beginning. I'm exploring ways to better support the Taekwondo community—whether through SEO-driven content, ad partnerships, or additional tools for school owners.
If you have suggestions, feedback, or ideas, I'd love to hear from you. Let's make TaekwondoNearMe.org the best tool it can be for the Taekwondo community.
See you in the dojang!
— Marten