Guillermo Mosquera is the Head Instructor / Head Coach and President of the Florida Taekwondo College ChampionLife Martial Arts Facility.

He began his martial arts training at a very young age when in 1978, his parents decided to enroll him in Judo for fitness and to learn self defense.  By 1980, he transitioned to a larger school that offered Taekwondo, Korean Karate and Judo led by legendary Grand Master Byung Ho Choi.  Mosquera earned his 1st degree Black Belt in 1985.  He continued training through the years and by 1990 was an assistant instructor to the Master and a full time competitor in the newly adopted Olympic sport of Taekwondo.  In 1991, Guillermo made his first Junior National Team.  In 1994, Guillermo won the feather weight US National Championship and the feather weight US Collegiate National Championship.  He became a member of the US Collegiate National Team.  In September of 1994, Guillermo opened the doors of the Florida Taekwondo College with the full support of his family.  While instructing full time, Guillermo would go on to continue his competition career and in 1996, became the first Florida born world medallist when he achieved the Bronze medal at the 1996 World Cup in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.  Below you will find some of Guillermo Mosquera's accomplishments throughout his career in competitive Taekwondo.