Champions made in Miami.
A real national-level competition team. Master Amado's athletes compete at the AAU Taekwondo National Championships in Olympic-style sparring — training in partnership with WE Martial Arts and putting Miami on the national mats.
We don't hold tryouts. We build champions.
The TLT Competition Team is the top of our academy — a hand-developed group of athletes who have earned their place through dedication on the mat. Many started in our Cubs and Youth programs and grew into national-level competitors.
Our competitors put in elite training hours each week in sparring (kyorugi) and forms (poomsae), guided by coaches who have produced champions at every level of the sport.
Meet the athletes →Meet our competitors
A snapshot of the athletes carrying the TLT name onto national mats.
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What it takes to compete for TLT
Sparring
Olympic-style kyorugi — speed, timing, and ring IQ drilled at competition pace.
Poomsae
Precision forms — balance, power, and detail refined to championship standard.
Conditioning
Strength, speed, and endurance work that keeps our athletes sharp into the final round.
Mindset
Focus, discipline, and composure — the championship mentality that wins close matches.
Master Roniel Amado González
Roniel “Master Amado” González founded Top Level Taekwondo in 2022 and leads it as head instructor. He coaches athletes of every age and rank in Olympic-style sparring, taking his students to the AAU Taekwondo National Championships in 2024 and 2025. Families know him for the patience, dedication, and discipline he brings to every class — on the mat and beyond.
On the podium, again and again
Moments on the mat
How athletes join the team
No open tryouts — the team is built through development. Here's how a student earns their spot.
Train in our programs
Build your foundation in our Cubs, Youth, or Teens & Adults classes. Show up, work hard, grow.
Get noticed & invited
Our coaches identify athletes with the drive and potential to compete — and invite them onto the team.
Compete for TLT
Train elite hours, travel to tournaments, and represent Top Level Taekwondo on national mats.