The event will take place in Florida with national coaching director Paul Green among those set to attend.

Invitations to the camp are based on rankings data with American coaches hoping to unearth new stars for the country.

It follows a first camp which was held in California. 

"Now is the time to push yourself forward - funding is increasing, the National Center of Excellence is opening soon and USA Taekwondo is more sharply focused on pipeline development than it has ever been, ensuring athletes have world class development opportunities, including training and international competitions," said high performance director May Spence.

"The opportunities for you as an athlete in this sport have never been greater - but the only place you can make an impact and be part of this is on the mat. 

"We are totally focused on performance and results - in the gym or the competition arena. 

"Don't miss this opportunity to put yourself in the spotlight because these programmes will only make you better as an athlete and more prepared for that difficult step up to world level competition."