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A Killing Art to me always feels very biased...
He also made a much bigger deal out of where the early meetings were held (private rooms in drinking houses where prostitutes were available)...
A Killing Art to me always feels very biased.
This book, which I mentioned in another thread, is the the best historical book I know covering Kukki taekwondo: "Taekwondo: From A Martial Art To Martial Sport" by Udo Moenig. It was published by Routledge in 2015.Are there any good Tae Kwon Do History books out there that anyone could recommend? Thanks
This book, which I mentioned in another thread, is the the best historical book I know covering Kukki taekwondo: "Taekwondo: From A Martial Art To Martial Sport" by Udo Moenig. It was published by Routledge in 2015.
It covers some really interesting and deep history, especially about the karate curriculum adopted by all the leading kwan pioneers. It digs into kyorugi and poomsae creation, etc. It's well researched and cited, and even includes citation of a Martial Talk discussion. It explores in depth then nationalistic drive that led so many early Kukki and WTF pioneers to denying Kukki taekwondo's karate roots and creation the 2000-year history myth. It's a great follow-up on the works of Carpener, Burdic, et al.Does that cover much history other than the devolution of the art?
It covers some really interesting and deep history, especially about the karate curriculum adopted by all the leading kwan pioneers. It digs into kyorugi and poomsae creation, etc. It's well researched and cited, and even includes citation of a Martial Talk discussion. It explores in depth then nationalistic drive that led so many early Kukki and WTF pioneers to denying Kukki taekwondo's karate roots and creation the 2000-year history myth. It's a great follow-up on the works of Carpener, Burdic, et al.
This is who: "I want to know who's so devoted to research they're willing to read the million threads that go off-topic on this site to find the one that didn't.
There used to be a time we had serious stuff discussed on this forum: This is the discussion cited:Let's be honest. If it cites a MT thread, it's got to be good.
I watched it as a kid. Only when I saw it 25 years later, in my 30's, did I come to realise how beautiful the lead actress was. So the show had something for the kids, and something for the dads!Off topic: I grew up watching the television show Bewitched.
Thanks. That was going to be my next question.There used to be a time we had serious stuff discussed on this forum: This is the discussion cited:
Changmoo-Kwan and Kang Duk Won History - Photos available upon request
A Killing Art to me always feels very biased. .