I come from a Moo Duk Kwan lineage beginning with Hwang Kee -> Chong Soo Hong/ Ki Whang Kim -> Richard Chun -> Arthur Cohen/Thomas Festa -> John...
We proudly come from a Moo Duk Kwan lineage through GM Richard Chun, one of America's Taekwondo pioneers. We continue to practice a traditional...
1. Muay Thai 2. Taekwondo 3. American Kickboxing 4. Kenpo Karate 5. Shotokan Karate interesting since I've practiced both Muay Thai as well as...
Welcome to MAP and the Taekwondo forum. I study Moo Duk Kwan Taekwondo under Richard Chun's USTA and am Kukkiwon certified as well. Hope to see...
Took me 4 years to get to 1st Dan. At my school its all about the individual practitioner and how much they train, how fast they pick up...
One of the most important goals you should have as a beginner is to build a solid base. Learn the basics and become proficient in them. By...
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Looks like a great test. Im always impressed by the videos from Rayners Lane TKD, keep it up!
I am not a fan of double gradings. What's the point? What's the rush? I'd much rather be a good lower ranking belt and earn the respect from my...
started in Jeet Kune Do and Muay Thai when I was 14.
Yep, he's a Moo Duk Kwan guy. MDK dobok usually have black trim around the bottom as well as the lapel of the uniform. Definitely some good,...
If you are a full time student, finish up your degree. Once you get your degree you could always teach english over there. I have a friend right...
Definitely looks pretty good to me. He has a very unorthodox and explosive style with a large arsenal of techniques. The more you vary your...
Not a taijutsu practitioner but as far as my knowledge goes I was under the impression that taijutsu was all about using anything necessary to...
As a Moo Duk Kwan guy myself I always add in this vid of some good old tough sparring: YouTube - Steve Grandeza Phil. Moo Duk Kwan Full...
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if you want a traditional martial art and are considering jeet kune do, your looking in the wrong place...
Sounds good dude. MT is a great style and if you stick with it you will definitely get in shape and learn how to fight. Good luck and train hard!
Ok, i have studied both muay thai and hapkido and i can tell you that they both have their pros and cons. First of all, i must say that hapkido...
hey good luck man, im sure you'll do fine. your instructor wouldnt have you test if he didnt think you were ready.
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