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Hired as "Special Correspondent & Photographer" for Taekwondo Times Magazine. [April 2006]

Teaching group classes and private lessons at his martial arts school in Arlington, Texas. [September 2003]

Teaching at his martial arts school in Arlington, Texas and working as "Fight Choreographer" on local Independent Film Projects. [December 2002]

In addition to his Owner/Chief Instructor position at the Arlington school, Robert was hired as a Faculty member of The University of Texas at Arlington. He directed and taught the course, "Self Defense for Women", from August 1999 - December 2001. His classes were very popular and were filled to capacity at 200 students per semester, with over 150 additional requests to enroll after the classes were filled.

Robert McLain began his martial arts training in the 1970s under the guidance of his father, Paul McLain.

Paul McLain studied during his active duty years in the US Air Force (1964-1968) and under Master Kim Pyung-Soo in Houston, Texas in the late 1960s, before passing on some of his knowledge to his son. Later, Robert became a direct student of Grandmaster Kim Pyung-Soo. Robert had a facination with film as a youth and often made small films with his father's Super 8mm film cameras. This later grew into video projects when his family bought a video camera.