I've been a Gumdo practitioner for about a year now and am looking at purchasing the Kyo Bon. I know that it is 100% in Hangul, but I read Hangul (VERY slowly), so that isn't a problem.
I'm wondering if anyone else owns the book or has read it and can offer some reviews on its content?
Specifically, does it mirror what is currently being taught in the US/International curriculum?
Is it close to your school's curriculum?
What specific information does it include? I'm looking for more in depth documentation on stances and movement names.
Any reviews or information would be greatly appreciated! Hopefully there are still some other "Gumdo-ists" on MT!
Thanks!
I'm wondering if anyone else owns the book or has read it and can offer some reviews on its content?
Specifically, does it mirror what is currently being taught in the US/International curriculum?
Is it close to your school's curriculum?
What specific information does it include? I'm looking for more in depth documentation on stances and movement names.
Any reviews or information would be greatly appreciated! Hopefully there are still some other "Gumdo-ists" on MT!
Thanks!