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In Search Of A Grand Master
by Master Kevin May
A group of instructors were shocked to find out how much of the Art of
Tae Kwon Do was not being taught to them by their Master when they
went in search of a Grand Master.
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Tae Kwon Do: Setting The Example
by Master John McDowell
In today's society with its changing values, many young people often find
themselves without guidance. One Master suggests how to help avert
the possibility of our young being mislead.
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Suk-Dal: Striving For Perfection
by Grand Master James S. Benko, Ph.D.
Tae Kwon Do training stresses reaching for perfection, not just in the
dojang, but in everyday life. Grand Master Benko shares a
moment from the past.
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In Nae: Perseverance
by Grand Master James S. Benko, Ph.D.
When we hear of the
suffering others endure, our problems may not seem too great.
A touching look at how one woman persevered in the face
of countless hardships.
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The Korean Ji Pang E (Cane)
by Grand Master James S. Benko, Ph.D.
This simple walking aid can was turn into one of the most effective
weapons ever to be used for self-defense. Learn more about the history
and techniques of this unique self-defense tool.
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Tae Kwon Do: The Metamorphosis
by Sun Hee Kim
Learn how Tae Kwon Do changes a quiet and shy young man into a confident
Tae Kwon Do instructor others model themselves after. Follow him from first
day in class to becoming a Tae Kwon Do instructor and leader.
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The Korean Jung Bong (Middle Staff)
by Grand Master James S. Benko, Ph.D.
The Jung Bong (Middle Staff) was used in several
different ways throughout Korean history.
The illusive maneuvers of
the Jung Bong's defenses may be applied to all types
of martial arts training.
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Kwan Jyel Sul (Joint Manipulation)
by Grand Master James S. Benko, Ph.D.
Kwan jyel sul can be found in many forms of the martial arts;
chin-na, aikido, karate, jujitsu, judo, ninjitsu, TaeKwon-Do,
hapkido, hwa rang do, yudo, kuk sool won, yu sool, and many other styles.
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