Hwa Soo Do book or copies of So Rim Jang Kwon Hyung

[Mr. Daly]

I am relatively new to this site, but it looks like there have not been any recent topics, so I apologize if this was discussed years ago.

I am researching the So Rim Jang Kwon Hyung, and am trying to get all the information that I can about the original description of the form. If there are any copies of the illustrated hyung from the original 1958? Hwa Soo Do book that I could get I would really appreciate it. Although I am not a linguist, I certainly can use Korean/English and Chinese/English dictionaries and am familiar with many of the terms, so that these sources could be a great benefit to my research.

If any of you out there would like to help a poor scholar, please let me know.

Don Daly

[Jonathan Randall]

If you have a book title, or author's name, you might try Bookfinder.com. Best of luck in your research - this is good stuff from back when "Korean Karate" connoted hardcore and not commercial, strip mall krotty.

[Mr. Daly]

If you have a book title, or author's name, you might try Bookfinder.com. Best of luck in your research - this is good stuff from back when "Korean Karate" connoted hardcore and not commercial, strip mall krotty.

Thanks Jonathan, so far no luck with typical searches. I have found an English translation of the So Rim Jang Kwan Hyung notes on the internet. This was translated from the Korean version of Hwang Kee's Soo Bahk Do Dae Gam by Master Charles Ferraro and posted on another website. I am currently writing an interpretation of the less than sufficient notes based on my studies of Tang Soo Do and other arts including Chinese and Korean versions of Chang Chuan (Jang Kwon - Long Fist) style.

Don Daly