Tiger Cheon’s World Taekwondo is preparing to open at Shops at Grand Mission in Richmond, bringing classes for young children, adults and families to 7015 Grand Mission Boulevard. The school advertises its address as Suite 103.
A state construction filing lists a $90,000 build-out spanning 1,955 square feet, with work scheduled from September 21 through November 2, 2026. The school’s website says its grand opening is coming soon; a firm opening date has not been announced.
Tiger Cheon’s brings a family tradition to Richmond
The school describes itself as a family-run business with more than 30 years of history. Its tiger-emblem logo carries the date “Est. 1993,” reflecting a history that predates the planned Richmond location.
That family emphasis also shapes its core classes. Parents and children can train side by side, giving families a shared activity and goals to work toward together. The program welcomes different ages and experience levels, including beginners.
The school presents respect, discipline and confidence as central parts of its teaching. Alongside taekwondo fundamentals, its core curriculum emphasizes awareness, self-control and practical self-protection skills.
Little Tigers and advanced training at Tiger Cheon’s
For younger students, the Little Tigers program serves ages 4–6. The school describes classes built around movement, balance and age-appropriate martial arts drills, with practice in listening, following directions and coordination.
That gives families an introductory option before children move into more advanced training. The focus is on learning skills step by step in a structured class.
Students looking for a performance or competitive path can explore Team Tiger. The program includes forms training, sparring, demonstrations and leadership opportunities. Tournament participation is optional, according to the school.
Its demonstration team practices coordinated performances and advanced techniques, while forms training emphasizes precision and timing. Selected students can also develop leadership skills by helping guide and encourage others.
Tiger Cheon’s location at Shops at Grand Mission
Huntington’s leasing site plan identifies the school within the retail center, providing another source for its planned Grand Mission Boulevard location. The school’s own website and enrollment flyer both list Suite 103; the construction filing lists Suite 108.
Families can find program information and request a trial through the school’s official website. Its advertised phone number is (832) 252-7621. Enrollment promotions are being advertised ahead of the opening, with current terms available directly from the school.
For Richmond families, the planned school offers several ways to get involved, from a preschooler’s first class to parents training alongside their children and students working toward performances or competition.