Hapkido Santuary

[Black Belt FC]

Hapkido Sanctuary



We’re currently expanding our current location to 3,000 sq and hope to create a Hapkido and Taekwondo Sanctuary for traveling martial artist in the future. We plan to eventually purchase a building where martial artist can stay for extended periods and train. We’re aspiring to have a building with short stay quarters on top and training facilities in the bottom.



This may sound as daydreaming to some of you unless you’re one my students that can attest to our continual growth. Everyone will be welcome to train regardless of federation alliance or rank. I welcome thoughts or comments on this future project.



Regards



Lugo

Picture used here as illustration

 

[Miles]

Hapkido Sanctuary



We’re currently expanding our current location to 3,000 sq and hope to create a Hapkido and Taekwondo Sanctuary for traveling martial artist in the future.

Sounds awesome! Good Luck!

Miles

 

[glad2bhere]

Nice idea! Best of luck!

Bruce

 

[jfarnsworth]

Good luck to all who is involved. :asian:

 

[Paul B]

Wow Lugo,that sounds like a very worthy endeavor. I know where I'm going to go train when I'm in NYC.... Good luck,I know you'll get there!

 

[American HKD]

Hapkido Sanctuary




We’re currently expanding our current location to 3,000 sq and hope to create a Hapkido and Taekwondo Sanctuary for traveling martial artist in the future. We plan to eventually purchase a building where martial artist can stay for extended periods and train. We’re aspiring to have a building with short stay quarters on top and training facilities in the bottom.



This may sound as daydreaming to some of you unless you’re one my students that can attest to our continual growth. Everyone will be welcome to train regardless of federation alliance or rank. I welcome thoughts or comments on this future project.



Regards



Lugo

Picture used here as illustration

Great Good luck. Hope to come up this summer with some students.

 

[kwanjang]

Hello Master Lugo:
Nice to see you carry on a tradition that seems to be waning as the years go by. In the sixties and seventies I used to roam around the US, Canada, and Mexico extensively, and I was made to feel welcome at many different Dojangs, Dojos, and Kwoons.

Naturally, I carry this tradition on to this very day, and I receive many students looking for a "home" each year. I welcome them with open arms and in the spirit of Jung Shin. I hope I can make it to your Dojang someday soon, and I look forward to even more visitors here in the North