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I was browsing through the website http://www.hwarangdo.com/ and found this: http://www.hwarangdo.com/longdistance.htm
Now if we don't dwell into how a long distance program would actually work, I would like to draw you attention to this stuff on the page:
"One of the basic requirements of becoming a practitioner of Hwa Rang Do® and Tae Soo Do® is that the individual must decide to practice only Hwa Rang Do® and Tae Soo Do®. This true for all of our local dojang practitioners and for our long distance practitioners. If you were searching for techniques and had plans to study Hwa Rang Do® to make it a part of your repertoire of multiple styles, we are sorry but we will not be able to help you. Our identity is very important to us and we do not intend to lose its integrity. However, the techniques, concepts, and philosophies of Hwa Rang Do® are extremely comprehensive so you do not need to study multiple arts in the first place."
I don't know about you but I smell fish here...
Now if we don't dwell into how a long distance program would actually work, I would like to draw you attention to this stuff on the page:
"One of the basic requirements of becoming a practitioner of Hwa Rang Do® and Tae Soo Do® is that the individual must decide to practice only Hwa Rang Do® and Tae Soo Do®. This true for all of our local dojang practitioners and for our long distance practitioners. If you were searching for techniques and had plans to study Hwa Rang Do® to make it a part of your repertoire of multiple styles, we are sorry but we will not be able to help you. Our identity is very important to us and we do not intend to lose its integrity. However, the techniques, concepts, and philosophies of Hwa Rang Do® are extremely comprehensive so you do not need to study multiple arts in the first place."
I don't know about you but I smell fish here...