This resolution expresses the House of Representatives' support for designating September 4, 2026, as "Taekwondo Grandmasters Appreciation Day." The resolution honors taekwondo, a Korean martial art with thousands of years of history, noting that it became an Olympic sport on September 4, 1994, a date that South Korea already recognizes as International Taekwondo Day. The resolution highlights that taekwondo is practiced by approximately 80 million people worldwide and offers physical benefits like flexibility and strength, as well as mental discipline through core tenets including courtesy, integrity, and perseverance. The resolution specifically recognizes taekwondo grandmasters, who hold the highest ranks and most experience in the discipline, for their contributions to communities across the United States. This is a symbolic measure with no funding requirements or direct policy impact, serving primarily to acknowledge the sport and honor its senior practitioners.