history of tae kyon and few other details about korean MA.

[UrbanWarrior]

http://www.concentric.net/~sdseong/kmar.vid.stk.htm

to me it was very interesting

[rmclain]

Probably your best resource on Tae Kyun in Grandmaster Kim Pyung Soo in Houston, Texas. He was neighbors with Song Duk Ki in Korea during the 1960's and was a student of his for awhile. Grandmaster Kim Soo immigrated to the US in 1968.

Here are a few articles about Tae Kyun, Song Duk Ki, and Grandmaster Kim Soo.

http://www.kimsookarate.com/gallery-old-days/song-duk-ki.html

http://www.kimsookarate.com/gallery-present/koreaTrip0804/KoreaTrip_pt2.htm

http://www.kimsookarate.com/cyrnews/taek-kyun.html

R. Mclain

[kodanjaclay]

Mr. Mclain,

As per forum rules you need to sign each post. This can be set up in your CP.

Thank you.

[mateo]

Mr. McIain,

Thanks very much for posting the Tae Kyon resource.

There hasn't really been anything new published in English that I know of since Robert Young essays/articles in the Journal of Asian Martial Arts and Karate/Kung Fu Illustrated, that I know of. I was ready to see the same old stuff, but those pictures on the first site were wonderful!

Thanks,