An Olympian, World Champion, and founder of Team RST, Master Patrice Remarck has an impeccable record of success.

 

Recognized as one of the world’s preeminent coaches, Master Remarck has acquired an international reputation of athletic excellence at the highest level of competition. He has captured more than 50 Gold-medals from diverse National Championships (the United States, Ivory Coast, and France) and the World Championships. He was also the second only non-Korean to ever take Gold at the 1991 World Military Games in Seoul, Korea.

 

Experts around the world recognize Master Patrice Remarck as one of the natural heirs to the century’s greatest martial artists—poised to become an athletic icon with powerful and inspiring social influence, especially over children and young adults who pursue athletic excellence. His creative and innovative formulation of coaching integrates scientific theory with practice and makes his approach one of the best in the United States and throughout the world. To the parents and students who know him, and to thousands of athletes who practice Taekwondo, Master Patrice Remarck represents the paragon of human achievement in mind, body, and spirit. His ability to produce results quickly has made him one of the most highly sought martial arts instructors in the world.

 

During his off-hours teaching Taekwondo, Master Remarck researched scientific and mathematical theory. He studied Physics at Howard University and also worked as a graduate assistant in the Computer Department of the Howard University School of Continuing Education under contract for the Department of Defense developing a distance learning toolkit. Master Remarck worked as a Lab Technician in the Physics Department of Howard University running experiments on superconductors and creating data acquisition software for cold fusion experimentation. He also devised curriculum for Howard University’s Upward Bound program and served as a computer instructor. Master Remarck has in-depth experience using systems thinking and system dynamics to solve complex scientific problems.