槟州环球跆拳道联盟【GTF】

musa

等你回来我陪你去咯！
你还要哪些照片？！一切有关跆拳道的吗？

[ 本帖最后由 musa 于 23-8-2009 03:02 AM 编辑 ]

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關於梹城跆拳道的照片和NPM Logo
你盡量找看。謝謝

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我將第十樓放空。十樓以後就是放照片而已

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原帖由 天天有新人 于 18-8-2009 01:10 AM 发表


不能了, 我決定明天起, 在論壇里的角色扮演(RPG)
我要演一名成熟穩重, 玉樹靈風的天天有新人了

不再演色色的了

好一句玉樹靈風。是不是玩遊戲玩過隆了
要演一名成熟穩重。玉樹靈風的天天有新人
我頂你。到時有些事情要你幫了。關於照片要改的都找你可以了
你改照片手工真的是一流。看你的手工真的很好呀
下次改照就是你負責了可以嗎

finity

傑san你以前好像有很多照片放多幾張吧。最好是有jumping kick和Breaking的 謝謝

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[ 本帖最后由 finity 于 6-9-2009 04:00 PM 编辑 ]

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[ 本帖最后由 finity 于 26-8-2009 07:44 PM 编辑 ]

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[ 本帖最后由 finity 于 23-8-2009 07:00 AM 编辑 ]

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这里有很多关于跆拳道的历史和关于跆拳道的资料
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Taekwon-Do_Federation
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_taekwondo_grandmasters
[ 本帖最后由 finity 于 26-8-2009 07:39 PM 编辑 ]

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Park_Jung_Tae
[ 本帖最后由 finity 于 26-8-2009 07:40 PM 编辑 ]

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想要知道更多的資料請到http://sonkal.taekwondo.cz/reindex-en.php?url=http://sonkal.taekwondo.cz/tuly-en.php
白帶到紅帶pattern

[ 本帖最后由 finity 于 15-11-2009 09:48 PM 编辑 ]

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以下的是黑帶一段pattern

[ 本帖最后由 finity 于 15-11-2009 09:49 PM 编辑 ]

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之前我还不知道原来蔡将军也有用自己姓名来作为他的跆拳道招牌
所以我放一点关于蔡跆拳道的资料。
History of Choi's Tae Kwon Do

• April 2002 National Champions Held in Kansas city Missouri.

• July 4, 2002 World Champions 7 Students Competed in Seoul South Korea with Competitors from 52 Countries and came back with 1 Gold 1 Silver and 12 Bronze Medals.

• 2002 Martial arts hall of Fame.

• 2002 Diplomat in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine by NCCAOM.

• 1989 Received Letter of Commendation of Kuk Ki Won from Un Young Him.

• 1988 Elected vice - President of the A.A.U.

• 1986 Voted outstanding Master of the year.

• 1985 Best instructor of the year

• 1984 Universal Tae Kwon Do federation President in South U.S.A. region.

• 1982 Certified Acupuncturist by Texas Board of Medical Examiners

• 1981 American Korean T.K.D. Assoc. President.

• 1979 Corpus Christi police academy instructor.

• 1976 Most valuable instructor in the U.S.A.

• 1968 General's personal bodyguard.

• 1967 Green beret instructor in South Vietnam.

• 1967 Demonstration team in South Vietnam

• 1963 Graduate from Acupuncture School in South Korea

• Grand Master Choi holds the rank of ninth degree in Tae Kwon Do and is widely known in the martial arts world. He has also trained extensively in Judo and Hapkido.

History of Tae Kwon Do

Over 1350 years ago Korea was divided into three kingdoms: Silla, Koguryo, and Paekche. Silla, the smallest of these kingdoms was constantly under invasion and harassment by it’s two more powerful Northern and Western neighbors. King Chin Hung, in his thirty-seventh year of rein, called up the strong and patriotic youth and formed a military organization under General Kim Yu -Sin, called the Hwa - Rang Do.

This elite group, in addition to the ordinary training in spear, bow, sword and hook, also were trained in the practice of mental and physical discipline, and various forms of hand and foot fighting known then as T‘ae -Kyun To harden their bodies, they climbed rugged mountains, swam the turbulent rivers in the coldest months, and drove themselves unmercifully to prepare for the task of defending their homeland

To guide themselves and give purpose to their knighthood, they were required to observe the following five - point code of conduct:

1.  Allegiance to the king

2.  Faithfulness to your parents

3.  Faithfulness to your friends.

4.  No killing of animals.

5.  No retreating from the battlefield.            These young warriors, many as young as fourteen years old, became known and respected around the land for their courage and skill in battle. They attained feats of valor, which in turn led Silla to rise and unite. As a result, the Korean peninsula was united for the first time in it's history in the year 668 A.D.           Sae Bak was the original primitive art of hand fighting utilized during the period of Hwa - Rang - Do. Disciplines resembling Tae - Kyun and Jujitsu were also practiced during this time. As time went on, these warriors molded it into a combative art and instilled the moral ethics and principles of the Hwa - Rang - Do. It soon became known as an art called Soo Bak Gi. Much historical documentation indicates that some of these forms of fighting may eventually have been exported to Japan and formed the basis of Japanese Karate.             Certainly, the Silla and Koguryo Dynasties marked a flowering of Martial Arts in Korea. During the Ti Dynasty ( 1392 - 1910 ), however, the art of valor was humiliated while the literary arts were encouraged. Anything dealing with Military was debased. The final blow came with the Japanese occupation ( 1910 - 1945 ), when it was forbidden to practice any of the Martial Arts. Despite this law Tae Kyun was secretly practiced by some dedicated students. It was during the Japanese occupation during World War II that hand techniques were introduced and combined with the extensive Korean foot techniques.           With the liberation of Korea in 1945, A new Military was created: The Republic of Korea Armed Forces. A young second lieutenant named Choi Hong Hi, who had recently released from a Japanese prisoner of war camp, began teaching his Martial Arts to some soldiers. The combination of these teachings becoming what is known throughout the world as Tae Kwon Do.   

      The name Tae Kwon Do, however, was not to be used until April 11, 1955, when a special board of Masters, Historians, and Prominent leaders was formed to find the " real " name for this Korean Art. The term Tae Kwon Do was unanimously accepted.

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Grandmaster Kwang Jo Choi

President and Founder of Choi Kwang-Do Martial Art International.

Kwang Jo Choi was born on March 2, 1942, in Tae Gu City, Korea, which was under Japanese control at the time. He started training in the martial arts at the age of 12 because his father was concerned as Kwang Jo was small and physically weak, and he wanted his son to be able to protect himself in the war-torn streets. Kwang Jo’s first official martial arts instructors were Grandmaster Dong Ju Lee and Grandmaster Jung D Cho. They trained him in Kwon Bup, a form of Korean karate.

During his military service, Kwang Jo became a chief Instructor in the 20th infantry division and came into contact with General Choi (the founder of Tae Kwon Do) when the military began to use that system for unarmed combat. After completing his military service, Kwang Jo traveled to Seoul to see General Choi, who taught him the art. Shortly thereafter, Kwang Jo was named a chief instructor for the International Tae Kwon Do Federation (ITF) and taught martial arts instructors from all over Korea and overseas. At the same time, Kwang Jo served as an instructor for the national police department, and taught many military instructors and members of the armed forces. In 1967, Kwang Jo was personally selected by General Choi to serve as an elite member of a group of experts chosen to spread Tae Kwon Do throughout the world.

Through his mission, Kwang Jo became one of Tae Kwon Do’s most prominent ambassadors and was directly responsible for its spread throughout South East Asia, Australia, New Zealand, Canada and, eventually, the United States.

Due to the lockout movements of his traditional martial arts training, however, Kwang Jo injured his body, which forced him to move to North America for medical treatment in 1970. After visits with many doctors, Kwang Jo decided to try rehabilitating his body without surgery. He also studied physical therapy techniques and slowly began to recuperate and heal his condition. It was during this process that Kwang Jo started realizing that the harsher, lockout movements used in conventional martial arts had caused his injuries. As a result, he began to study anatomy, physiology and human-movement sciences.

From 1978 to 1987, based on these observations, coupled with years of research and practical experience, Kwang Jo pioneered one of the most revolutionary changes in recent martial arts history: the introduction of an entirely new martial arts form –

Choi Kwang-Do

Choi Kwang-Do, which translates as “the art (or method) of Kwang Choi”  is now one of the fastest growing martial arts / health and fitness programs in the world.  Choi Kwang-Do is now at the forefront of the international martial arts scene at a level never witnessed in martial art history.  With rapid growth and currently 80 locations in the UK, membership in Choi Kwang-Do

welcomes you to train at any CKD location - not only in the UK - worldwide.

在大马学习choi kwang do的人可能少了又少了。不过在双威龙sungai long那边有一个挂名是跆拳道的学院用的是自己创办的理论来教学者们，有兴趣的话可以去看看，utar的对面。他本身也是choi kwang do的学员之一

这个是关于kwang jo choi的一点资料 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kwang_Jo_Choi

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保留空位。謝謝大家！

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保留空位。謝謝大家！

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保留空位。謝謝大家！

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保留空位。謝謝大家！

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保留空位。謝謝大家！

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保留空位。謝謝大家！