Excerpt from Introduction:
This text is designed for the
beginning to intermediate student
practicing the Martial Art of Tang Soo Do. The techniques presented cover the requirements for testing from 10th Gup White Belt to 4th Gup Green Belt and include basic
hand and foot techniques, Forms, One-Step Fighting, Self-Defense, and Breaking.
A brief history and philosophy is also offered that more accurately presents the history,
roots, and origins of the Tang Soo Do Moo Duk Kwan style founded by Grandmaster Hwang, Kee than previous books to date on the subject. A more in-depth history will be offered
in our text covering material to 1st Dan Black Belt.
A supplemental companion DVD will be made available in 2010. The material contained in this book is required knowledge
for Gup and Dan rank testings. For news and updates about AmKor Karate Institutes visit
us on the web at: http://www.amkorkarate.com.
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- 192 Pages
- Over 1100 Full Color Photographs
- Step-by-step instruction by Master Frederick Scott
- Required reading for testing to 1st Dan Black Belt
- Great resource for parents to use at home!
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1. Introduction, History, Etiquette
2. Stances, Hip Rotation
3. Basic Hand and Arm Techniques
4. Leg and Foot Techniques
5. Introduction to Basic Forms
6. Introduction to Pyung Ahn Forms
7. Introduction to One-Step Fighting
8. Introduction to Self-Defense
9. Breaking, Blocking Drills, Terminology
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Copyright 2008 ISBN-13 978-1-934732-99-1 ISBN-10 1-934732-99-0 |
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Excerpt from back cover: Korean Martial Arts, practiced by millions in countless nations.
Tae Kwon Do, Tang Soo Do, Hapkido, all familiar names in the martial arts world. What about Han Pul, Tuk Gung Mu Sool, Chung Sim Do? The original schools, Moo Duk Kwan,
Chung Do Kwan, Sung Moo Kwan, names we still hear as well as Hung Moo Kwan, Choong Moo Kwan and Sang Moo Kwan, the less well known schools. This is an introduction to the Korean Martial
Arts, those which are well known and those which are not. A guide to over ninety arts, schools, styles and systems as well as over one-hundred and twenty forms which are or were used by
Korean martial artists. The arts and schools, their founders, the forms and the terminology. |
- Over 300 Pages
- Comprehensive Research on Korean Arts
- Reveals the Origins of Korean Forms
- In-Depth Terminology
- Much More!
Table of Contents (Chapters)
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1. Arts, Styles, Schools and Systems
2. Forms, Hyungs, Poomse, Tul, Hyungse
3. Terminology
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| Publishing Information |
Copyright 2006 Master Tom Wasylyk, Universal Publishing ISBN 0-9787598-0-X |
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