41. PSMAG - Penn State Martial Arts Group 19501955), the Korean government became involved in unifying all dojangs, andthis effort resulted in an organization call the tae soo do Association (1961 http://www.psmag.org/tangsoowho.html

42. Martial Arts Resource Korean Page Tang Soo Do; Soo Bahk Do; Hoshinsul; Kumdo; Haidong Gumdo; tae soo do. HwarangDo; Tae Kyon; Ship Pal Ki; Yu Sool; Kung Jung Moo Sool; Moo Duk Kwan; Kun GekDo. http://www.martialartsresource.com/korean/korean.htm

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43. Hvad Er Hwa Rang Do Så derfor er der ikke stævner i HRD. (I USA er der dog interne kampstævner/turneringer,i HRD/ tae soo do.). (se under Physical). Hvad er tae soo do? http://home.tiscali.dk/jonbagge/hvad_er_hwa_rang_do.htm

Hvad er Hwa Rang Do? Hwa Rang Do Den Blomstrende Ridders Vej. Hwa Rang Do er Koreansk krigskunst. (martial and healing art) (se under Historie:) Hwa Rang Do er skabt som et militært system, beregnet til kamp på slagmarkerne, ikke som kampsport og konkurrencekampe. En Hwa Rang kriger var en adelig kriger/elitesoldat, officer eller general i Silla hæren, som perfektionerede sin kamp/krigskunst til det yderste, og levede efter Hwa Rang krigerens æres kodeks. (se under Spiritual:) Hvordan er Hwa Rang Do anderledes? Hwa Rang Do har over 4000 teknikker og mere end 108 forskellige våben. Hwa Rang Do er kendt for at blande hårde og bløde, lineære og cirkulære teknikker. Teorien bag dette er, at en Hwa Rang må være i stand til at reagere hensigtsmæssigt på enhver situation. Af samme grund indeholder Hwa Rang Do alle aspekter, elementer og former for kamp. (se under Hwa Rang Do:) Uniform: Da Hwa Rang krigerne var af den adelige klasse, adskiller deres uniform/dragt sig naturligvis også, fra den almene befolknings. Det gør den stadig, den dag i dag. Hwa Rang Do`s uniform består af; hvid overdel med sort, rød eller hvid krave, sorte bukser, sort vest med gul/guld stribe (Dopo) og skærf (Sash) og sorte ærme holder (Tosiser) og ikke den almindelige sorte eller hvide dragt med bælte. (Den traditionel, klassiske bondedragt) i mestergræder 5 Dan. og op efter, skifter Hwa rang do uniformen/dragten farve til helt blå, rød og sort. (se under Fotogalleri/Dan pensum:) Militært system: Hwa Rang Do er skabt som et militært system, beregnet til kamp på slagmarkerne, ikke som kampsport eller konkurrencekampe. Af samme grund er der ikke kampstævner/turneringer i Hwa Rang Do. Hvis man skulle sidestille det med noget eksempel; så forstil dig, at man laver et stævne for jæger soldater, der skal kæmpe mod hinanden, den sidste mand der står op har vundet. Nej man bliver selvfølgelig nødt til at lave regler pga. sikkerhed, da det er et stævne og ikke kamp på slagmarken. Når man laver regler tager man noget af essensen af stilarten/jægersoldatens uddannelse, og individets personlige stil og måde at eliminere en modstanderen på. Så derfor er der ikke stævner i HRD.

44. Tae Kwon Do Kyon (a native art). Earlier unification efforts had been called KongSoo Do, tae soo do, etc. Many masters had learned Japanese http://www.grandmaster.cc/history/TaeKwonDo.php3

“You may delay, but time will not.” ~Benjamin Franklin Welcome Grasshopper document.write(''); document.write('bookmark this site'); document.write(''); TAE KWON DO Origin: Korea History: The five original Korean Kwans ("schools") were: Chung Do Kwan, Moo Duk Kwan (the art of Tang Soo Do), Yun Moo Kwan, Chang Moo Kwan, and Chi Do Kwan. These were founded in 1945 and 1946. Three more Kwans were founded in the early 1950's - Ji Do Kwan, Song Moo Kwan, and Oh Do Kwan. Description: Primarily a kicking art. There is often a greater emphasis on the sport aspect of the Art. Tae-Kwon-Do stylists tend to fight at an extended range, and keep opponents away with their feet. It is a hard/soft, external, fairly linear style. It is known for being very powerful. Training: Training tends to emphasize sparring, but has forms, and basics are important as well. There is a lot of competition work in many dojangs. The World Taekwondo Federation is the governing body recognized by the International Olympic Committee, and as a result WTF schools usually emphasize Olympic-style full contact sparring. The WTF is represented in the U.S. by the U.S. Taekwondo Union (USTU). The International Taekwondo Federation is an older organization founded by Hong Hi Choi and based out of Canada. It tends to emphasize a combination of self-defense and sparring, and uses forms slightly older than those used by the WTF.

45. Soo Bahk Do-Moo Duk Kwan-Tang Soo Do Translate this page Otras escuelas llamaron a sus artes nombres tales como Soo Bahk Do,Kong Soo Do, tae soo do y otros. Pronto siguieron otras escuelas. http://www.geocities.com/Colosseum/Midfield/8373/soobahk.html

Soo Bahk Do-Moo Duk Kwan-Tang Soo Do Significado de Soo Bahk Do - Moo Duk Kwan Es importante destacar que "Soo Bahk Do" es el Arte y "Moo Duk Kwan" es el estilo. "Soo Bahk Do" es la Técnica, "Moo Duk Kwan" es la Filosofía. Traduciendo literalmente, Moo Duk Kwan significa "Instituto de Virtud Marcial". Es el uso científico del cuerpo en métodos de defensa personal, combinado con una estricta guía Filosófica, encaminados hacia el descubrimiento de su máximo potencial. El Soo Bahk Do encamina al cuerpo hacia la máxima utilización de sus facultades a través del entrenamiento intensivo, tanto físico como mental. Es un Arte de Defensa Personal y Filosofía, cuyos secretos no se pueden comprar a ningún precio mas que con la instrucción seria y rigurosa. Es un Arte desarrollado en los céspedes de los monasterios budistas, para combatir al acero de los bandoleros, y en los campos de combate, con una Larga y Honorable Historia. Origenes de Soo Bahk Do - Moo Duk Kwan - Tang Soo Do Gran Maestro Hwang Kee El 9 de Noviembre que 1945 Gran Maestro Hwang Kee fundó el Moo Duk Kwan. La idea básica del Moo que Duk Kwan es el desarrollo de sus participantes:

46. EL TAE KWON DO Translate this page a cada una de las escuelas que emergieron en esos momentos en Corea del sur, comoBang Soo Do, Kong soo Do, (Mano Vacía) Kwon Bop, tae soo do (la forma de pie http://www.geocities.com/tkdpensiones/taekwondo.htm

ASOCIACION MEXICANA MDK A.C. Mérida Dojang Pensiones El Tae Kwon Do Etimológicamente la palabra Tae Kwon-Do significa: Tae = Patada. Kwon = Puño. Do = Camino. El Tae Kwon-Do, arte marcial de combate con pies y manos, tiene sus origen al igual que todas las Artes Marciales Coreanas en el Soo Back-Do. Después de la finalización de la segunda guerra mundial en 1.945, Corea es liberada del yugo Japonés, por lo que un grupo de coreanos que regresan a Corea del exilio y comandados por el general Choi Hong Hi deciden recuperar el Arte Marcial Coreano y este es influenciado por las técnicas de otras artes marciales que cada maestro traía de otras tierras. 1,945. Abre sus puertas el primer gimnasio del Arte Marcial Coreano, la escuela Chung Do Kwan, también conocido como "el gimnasio de la ola azul", fundado por Won Kook Lee en el barrio Yong Chun. Es fundada la escuela Moo Duk Kwan por el Maestro Hwang Kee quien en ese entonces utilizaba el nombre de Tang Soo Do para el Arte Marcial Coreano. Es fundada la tercera escuela, por el Maestro Sup Chun San, la cual llevó el nombre de Yun Moo Kwan. 1,946. En las instalaciones de la organización YMCA, bajo la tutela del Maestro Yun Pyung fue fundada la escuela Chang Moo Kwan. El Maestro Yon Kue Pyang funda la escuela Chi Do Kwan. Se inaugura el primer gimnasio de Ji Do Kwan, en el gimnasio Yun Moo Kwon de Seoul.

47. Kombatfestival.it - Hwa Rang Do. Mattiucci Translate this page World Hwa Rang Do? Association Hwa Rang Do® e tae soo do®. Jo KyoNim Marco Mattiucci. clicca per vedere la galleria fotografica http://www.kombatfestival.it/personaggi/hwarangdo_mattiucci.htm

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49. H.K. Lee - TKD After 1945 Koreans break free from Japanese rule, first 8 Kwans are establishedunder the name of Tae Kwon Do, Tang Soo Do, tae soo do. http://hkleetkd.com/History.asp

H.K. Lee's Academy of Tae Kwon Do Herndon, Virginia Home Tour Our Facility What is Tae Kwon Do Benefits of Practice ... Contact Us Brief history of Tae Kwon Do 1. Ancient Times (Before 57 BC) Tae Kwon Do was developed: As an effective means of self-defense (survival from attacks by animals and other tribes.) To help people get food by fighting against animals, other tribes, and nature 2. Middle Ages (57 BC to 1392 AD): Three Kingdoms (The Silla, the Paekche, and the Koguryo) - unified Silla Dynasty - Koryo Dynasty Training tool for the Hwa Rang Do (The "flower youth", meaning "Noble young men", comparable to today's Westpoint Military Academy.) Contest and games for selecting military officials Influenced by Buddhism 3. Modern Times (1392-1953): Yi Dynasty - Japanese Occupation - Korean War Contest and games for selecting soldiers Influenced by Buddhism, Confucianism and Chinese style martial arts (1910- Aug. 15, 1945) Occupation by Japanese, Tae Kwon Do influenced by Japanese culture and Karate (No Koreans allowed to practice any martial art until they find someone who can train Karate to serve their Japanese government with loyalty.) 1943- Founder of Chung Do Kwan, Grandmaster Won Kook Lee, teaches Koreans Tang Soo Do under Japanese supervision

50. 20th Century Tang Soo Do Each school emphasized a different aspect of Subak/Tae Kyon and various names emergedfor each system, including Soo Bahk Do, Kwon Bop, tae soo do and Tang Soo http://www.masterwilliams.com/Modern.htm

Tang Soo Do in the 20th Century In 1909, the Japanese invaded Korea and banned the practice of all military arts for native Koreans. Some Koreans organized themselves into underground factions and traveled to remote temples to study the martial arts, while others left Korea entirely to study in China and even Japan itself. Korea was liberated in 1945, at the end of World War II. By this time, many Korean martial arts styles existed, varying according to the amount of influence each master had absorbed from Chinese and Japanese styles and to how much the native Subak/Tae Kyon had been modified. Also in 1945, kwans (schools) were organized to teach the native Korean martial arts. Each school emphasized a different aspect of Subak/Tae Kyon and various names emerged for each system, including Soo Bahk Do, Kwon Bop, Tae Soo Do and Tang Soo Do Grandmaster Hwang Kee was one of those who left Korea, going to mainland China to study. In 1945 he founded the Moo Duk Kwan , one of the more prominent kwans, and originated Tang Soo Do. We trace our heritage in the United Tang Soo Do Federation directly back to the Moo Duk Kwan. In 1955, the Korean government sponsored consolidation of the kwans under the umbrella term

51. Programs positive self expectancy and the never quit attitude of a winner Develop a solidfoundation Learn the fundamentals of Hwa Rang Do or tae soo do 2 classes per http://www.hwarangdoarcata.homestead.com/Programs.html

Javascript is either disabled or not supported by this browser. This page may not appear properly. Home Page Home Page North Coast Hwa Rang Do Academy Programs Basic Program Develop the black belt attitude: positive self expectancy and the never quit attitude of a winner Develop a solid foundation Learn the fundamentals of Hwa Rang Do or Tae Soo Do 2 classes per week Develop focus and concentration skills Train in an atmosphere of respect and courtesy Black Belt Club The Best of the Best! The black belt represents self confidence and high personal standards Accelerated training Special Black Belt Club patch for your uniform Unlimited Training Special classes for BBC members only Free private lessons Lowest possible per-class tuition No tuition increase by locking in current Black Belt Club rates Discounts on equipment and seminars (some restrictions may apply) Be among the best martial artists! Introductory Course Introduction to Hwa Rang Do or Tae Soo Do Two half hour private lessons Two Group Classes Learn self defense, self confidence and self discipline

52. History Of TaeKwonDo At first, the name of tae soo do was accepted by most kwan masters. Howevertwo years later the name was changed to the familiar Tae Kwon Do. http://www.mastermoons.com/taekwondo.html

TaeKwonDo Videos Kicking Technique Sparring Sparring Moon's Martial Arts Academy History of TaeKwonDo Well over two thousand years ago, when Kyoungju was the capital of the ancient kingdom of Silla, in what is now Korea, two giants were carved on the tower wall of a Budhist temple. The giants are facing each other assuming a fighting stance as if they were practicing a martial art. These giants undoubtedly represent the early developments of the modern art of fighting known today as Tae Kwon Do. Records show that Tae Kwon Do was practiced as early as about 50 BC. During this time, Korea was divided into three Kingdoms: Silla, Koguryo and Baekche. Paintings on the ceiling of the Muyong-chong, a royal tomb from the Koguryo dynasty, provide us with evidence of the practice of Taek Kyon, the earliest known form of Tae Kwon Do. These as well as other paintings show unarmed combat using techniques that resemble those of modern Tae Kwon Do, specially the use of the knife hand, fist and classical fighting stances. Although Tae Kwon Do first appeared in the Koguryo kingdom, it is Silla's warrior nobility, the Hwarang, who are credited with the growth and spread of the art throughout Korea. Out of the three kingdoms, Silla was the first to be formed but it remained the smallest and less civilized. Silla's coastline was constantly under attack by Japanese pirates. King Gwahggaeto, the 19th monarch in the Koguryo dynasty line, sent armed forces to help his neighboring kingdom fight the pirates. It was at this time that Taek Kyon was first introduced to Silla's warriors class, taught directly and in secret to a few Sillan warriors by early masters of the art.

53. University Of Bristol Tae Kwon Do - History Soo Bahk Do, Kwon Bop, Kong Soo Do, tae soo do and Dang Soo Do, besidesthose who claimed to teach traditional Taek Kyon. Difference http://www.bris.ac.uk/Depts/Union/TaeKwonDo/history.html

THE HISTORY OF TAE KWON DO Well over two thousand years ago, when Kyoungju was the capital of the ancient kingdom of Silla, in what is now Korea, two giants were carved on the tower wall of a Budhist temple. The giants are facing each other assuming a fighting stance as if they were practicing a martial art. These giants undoubtedly represent the early developments of the modern art of fighting known today as Tae Kwon Do. Records show that Tae Kwon Do was practiced as early as about 50 BC. During this time, Korea was divided into three Kingdoms: Silla, Koguryo and Baekche. Paintings on the ceiling of the Muyong-chong, a royal tomb from the Koguryo dynasty, provide us with evidence of the practice of Taek Kyon, the earliest known form of Tae Kwon Do. These as well as other paintings show unarmed combat using techniques that resemble those of modern Tae Kwon Do, specially the use of the knife hand, fist and classical fighting stances. Although Tae Kwon Do first appeared in the Koguryo kingdom, it is Silla's warrior nobility, the Hwarang, who are credited with the growth and spread of the art throughout Korea. Out of the three kingdoms, Silla was the first to be formed but it remained the smallest and less civilized. Silla's coastline was constantly under attack by Japanese pirates. King Gwahggaeto, the 19th monarch in the Koguryo dynasty line, sent armed forces to help his neighboring kingdom fight the pirates. It was at this time that Taek Kyon was first introduced to Silla's warriors class, taught directly and in secret to a few Sillan warriors by early masters of the art.

54. Tang Soo Do History In 1964 the first organisation called Dae Han tae soo do Assn, (notTae Kwon Do Assn), was formed by a very few sector leaders. http://www.tang-soo-do.org.uk/history.html

Below you will find what I think you will agree is one of the most complete and unbiased recordings of the history and background of Tang Soo Do. I have reproduced it from a news letter titled 'Tang Soo Do's News-Letter'. Volume 1, Number 1, Dated May 1977. A copy of which I have had on my book shelf for many years. Unfortunately there is no reference to the author at all. I respectfully acknowledge that this article is reproduced without permission. However, in the true spirit of Tang Soo Do, I have done so to further the understanding and promotion of our martial art, for students past, present and future. T he necessity to know history. In 1945, Moo Duk Kwan was found in order to spread, prosper and create understanding of Soo Bahk Do (now called Tang Soo Do), which is the special martial art of Korea, and has a long history and tradition. The foundation of Moo Duk Kwan has remained unshakable by the cooperation and efforts of all members and persons who are interested. The fame of Moo Duk Kwan has grown not only in Korea, but all over the world. Now, although technique is very important, theory has to be taught for the purpose of the increase of Tang Soo Do and the martial arts. First of all, therefore, all members must perfectly understand the foundation theory of rational history about the art. From time to time some members who have excellent skills deviate from the right path because they do not know and understand it's true history and the foundation. So it is very important to study history and the foundation theory.

55. The Style And Art Of Tang Soo Do 16 May 1961 Korean tae soo do Association was formed. 27 July 1972 Hong ChongSoo was elected president of the Moo Duk Kwan Tae Kwon Do Association. http://www.tang-soo-do.org.uk/thestyle.html

T he martial art of Tang Soo Do is relatively modern, but it's roots lie in the ancient Korean art of Soo Bahk Do, which can be traced back many centuries. Tang Soo Do is a style composed from three major areas and styles, which are Soo Bahk Do (60%), Northern China Kung Fu (30%) and Southern China Kung Fu (10%) Literally translated, the word TANG means T'ang Dynasty of China which reflects the shared cultural background between China and Korea. SOO means hand, but it implies fist, punch, strike or defence. DO means way of life or art. Thus TANG SOO DO means the korean classical martial art which was influenced by the T'ang method of martial art. The final translation can be put together as the rather poetical - WAY OF THE CHINA HAND Tang Soo Do is both a 'hard' and a 'soft' style of martial art, with the hard external influence coming from the Soo Bahk and the soft internal from the Northern Chinese systems. Both of which can easily be recognised in the Hyungs (forms) that are practised within the style. The purpose of Tang Soo Do training is not for fighting, but to perfect techniques which will enhance your total self. If the occasion arises when you must defend yourself, of equal importance is the development of the proper spirit to supplement the physical skills which are attained.

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57. Wette Wett Büro Tae Soo Do Translate this page Wett Büro tae soo do. Bobsport Sportwetten Beachhandball Curling Cheerleading.Drachenfliegen Wett Büro tae soo do wette ! Beachvolleyball ! http://www.wettbuero.li/buchmacher3lfussballllwetten.html

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58. Deutsches Dan-Kollegium Translate this page tae soo do - Methode des Fuß- und Handkampfes. In diesen Schulen wurden Kampfkünstewie Kong Soo Do, Kwon Bop, Hwa Soo Do und tae soo do gelehrt. http://www.ddk-ev.de/07/tangso.htm

Zur Startseite des DDK e.V. Die traditionelle Kampfkunst des Tang Soo Do Was ist Tang Soo Do Geschichte des Tang Soo Do Klaus Trogemann E-Mail: DTSDV.Trogemann@t-online.de

59. MUDO KWAN - Die Geschichtliche Entwicklung Der Kampfkunst - Tang Soo Do / Tae Kw Translate this page April 1955 vereinigte die koreanischen Kampfkünste. Sie beschlossen ihren Stil TaeSoo Do zu nennen. Gen. tae soo do sollte der koreanische Kampfsport werden. http://homepage.hamburg.de/MudoKwan/wissen/tkd_tsd.htm

TANG SOO DO Tang Soo Do ist eine koreanische Kampfkunst, die in den 40er Jahren des 20. Jahrhunderts von Hwang Kee aus dem chinesischen Tang Shou Dao (Chuan Fa/Kung Fu) entwickelt wurde. Bevor wir die Geschichte des Tang Soo Do erzählen, müssen wir noch folgendes voraus schicken: Von Indien ausgehend verbreitete sich der Buddhismus über ganz Asien. Mit dem Buddhismus wurde im Schlepptau auch eine Kunst des Kampfes verbreitet, die sich in den jeweiligen Ländern mit den dort betriebenen Kampf- und Kriegskünsten vermischte. Verantwortlich dafür wird "ein" Mönch nahmens Bodhidharma gemacht, der den Buddhismus nach Asien brachte. Es ist geschichtlich belegt, das dieser "eine" Mönch mindestens 30 Mönche waren, die sich Bodhidharma nannten, denn Bodhidharma heißt übersetzt nichts anderes als "Gesetze Buddhas". Diese Missionsreise(n) begann Bodhidharma 480 n.Chr. in Madras (Indien). Sie endete 523 n.Chr. im chinesischen Kloster Shao Lin, wo er sich niederließ und seine aus dem Buddhismus abgeleitete Lehre des Zen lehrte. Hier entstand auch das Shaolin-Chuan Fa / -Kung Fu, was die meisten asiatischen Kampfkünste beeinflußen sollte. Zur Geschichte: Das heutige Korea war damals in drei Königreiche gespalten (Paekche, Koguryo, Silla). Es existierten bereits, wie überall auf der Welt, ausgefeilte Systeme des Ringens und des Faust- und Fußkampfes. In der Koguryo-Epoche bildeten sich die Kampfsysteme Soo Bakh und Kwon Bop heraus. Während der Silla-Epoche unterhielt Fürst Sondok um 634 n.Chr. gute diplomatische Verbindungen zum chinesischen Kaiserthron, dem Tang-Imperium (618 - 907 n.Chr.). Er ließ seine jungen Adligen in den chinesischen Künsten der Bildung, Wissenschaft, Philosophie, Literatur, Rhetorik, Musik, Umgang mit Waffen, Kunstreiten und Nahkampf ausbilden. Die Ausbildung begann im Knabenalter und es bildete sich eine Elite, die es sich zum Ziel gemacht hatte, die Künste und Bildung zu fördern und ihr Land gegen jeden Angriff zu verteidigen.

60. World Academy Of Martial Arts in 1955 to bring together a broad range of Korean styles which were descendentsof Korean arts, such as Kond Soo Do, Tang Soo Do, Su Bak Ki, and tae soo do. http://www.healthbehavior.com/WAMAwhatTKD.shtml

World Academy of Martial Arts WAMA 5101 W. Esplanade Ave., Metairie, LA 70006 (504) 779-KICK or, (504) 885-4254 Back to WAMA Home Page Member's Page What is Tae Kwon Do (TKD)? WAMA Tae Kwon Do Curriculum ... WAMA's Favorite Martial Arts Links WAMA Program/Service WAMA Class Pictures WAMA's Class Registration WAMA's Contest Registration WAMA Evauation WAMA Job Bank WAMA's Karate Supply Shack WAMA Location WAMA Newsletter WAMA's Seminar Registration WAMA Seminars WAMA Schedule WAMA Tae Kwon Do Curriculum What is Tae Kwon Do? Link to other sponsors and affiliates Words of Wisdom You Can Use What is Tae Kwon Do? Taekwondo is a Korean martial art, with roots back to 50 B.C., began in the mid 1900's. It was actually named Taekwondo in 1955 to bring together a broad range of Korean styles which were descendents of Korean arts, such as Kond Soo Do, Tang Soo Do, Su Bak Ki, and Tae Soo Do. All of the earlier Korean arts were influenced by Chinese and Japanese styles which Koreans were exposed to during their conflicts with these countries (late 1800's-1945). Today there are well over 25 million taekwondo martial artists around the world. In 1988 Taekwondo was accepted as an Olympic Sport, one of only two true martial arts in the games.

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