Hapkido Personalities.

[Mr.Rooster]

Hello, just thought I'd start a thread for folks to add Hapkido personalities of folks they know that train in Hapkido.
The L.A. Dodgers had a pitcher a few years back named Gott [forget his first name but I think it was Jim], whom was a Hapkido Dan.

 

[Brian Jones]

Yes it was Jim Gott, Closer for the Dodgers. Black Belt ran a good article on him years ago where he shares his training, and how it became useful in a few situations

Brian Jones

 

[Mr.Rooster]

Thank you Mr. Jones.

 

[IcemanSK]

Yes it was Jim Gott, Closer for the Dodgers. Black Belt ran a good article on him years ago where he shares his training, and how it became useful in a few situations

Brian Jones

Jim Gott now works for The Dodgers as their "Man-in-the Stands" type of guy. FYI

 

[Mr.Rooster]

What's that mean IcemanSK? Are you fibbin or is that real?

 

[mateo]

www.kimshapkido.com/grand.htm

Gott was a student of Master Kim Chong Sung, I believe.

Gott is briefly mentioned here by one of Master Kim's instructors.
http://www.kimshapkido.com/blackbeltnov1998.htm

Black Belt Magazine did a feature on him in November of 1994.