Soo Bahk Ancient Ways, Mondern Art includes history of Grandmaster Hwang Kee the founder of Moo Duk Kwan Tang Soo Do and Moo Duk Kwan Soo Bahk Do based on the Korean manuscript titled Moo Yei Do Bo Tong Ji, includes the historical kwans of Tang Soo Do, a history and update for Tae Kyun, Kwon Bup and Tae Kwon Do. The author also discusses the many hyungs of Soo Bahk, the classical animal hyungs, the animal symbols of the Classical hyungs and where they originated and why they were chosen, Soo Bahk's thirtenn concepts, Soo Bahk Meditation, dojang conduct, codes and tenents, the Korean flag, Soo...

Soo Bahk Ancient Ways Modern Art Volume I is for the sries study and discusses the new and old Hyungs of Soo Bahk, the classical animal hyungs, the symbols of the Hyungs, the classical animal Hyung-to-Kata conversion table and includes detailed instructions for the many of the Soo Bahk Hyungs such as the three Kee Cho series of Hyungs, the Pyung Ahn Cho Dan, Pyung Ahn Ee Dan. Pyung Ahn Sum Dan, Pyung Ahn Sa Dan, Pyung Ahn O Dan, Nai Hanji and Bassai So Hyungs.

This book is for serious Korean martial art students, Instructor and Master Instructor that want to know everything about Tang Soo Do's (and thus Tae Kwon Do) creation, evolution and historical ties to ancient Korean martial arts such as Kwon Bup, Yae Kyun, Subahk and the hwarang and to more modern styles from Okinawa and Japan. The Kwans of Tang Soo Do includes the the dates, places and names of the Okinawa and Japanese instructors that taught displaced Koreans as well as the names of the founders and the founding dates and locations of the Korean Kwans that taught Tang Soo Do and Tang Soo...

Tang Soo Do Chang Moo Kwan provides the full story of the Chang Moo Kwan's creation, history and evolution. The Chnag Moo Kwan Tang Soo Do was one of the first of two Korean Kwans to open in 1944 during the colonial Japanese occupation that wasn't over until 1945 and uses the Korean name Tang Soo Do as Korea's first Post World War II martial art. The author includes Chang Moo Kwan's travels through the new independent post war independent Korean government, the first Korean government since 1910, to become Chang Moo Kwan Tae Kwon Do and its journey from Tang Soo Do Chang Moo Kwan to Tae Kwon...

Song Moo Kwan Tae Kwon Do explains the creation, history and evolution of the Grandmaster of the first Korean martial arts Kwan opened just as World War II was ending and the first Kwan named after the Asian fighting art taught at Mt. Songshan, home of the Shaolin Temple. Kwon Bup was used as preventive medicine by the Buddhist monks and it was brought to China from India as a fighting art using the Silk Road and adopted by the Buddhist's Shaolin Temples for the Buddhist's emphasis on physical and mental health improvements, preventive medicine, medical surgeries and pharmaceutical treatments...

Tang Soo Do Korean Empty Hand Self-Defense Complete Book of Hyungs includes step-by-step written instructions and drawings for learning the 25 Tang Soo Do Hyungs including: Kee Cho Il Bu, Kee Cho E Bu, Kee Cho Sum Bu, Pyung Cho Dan, Pyung Ahn E Dan, Pyung Ahn Sum Dan, Pyung Sa Dan, Pyung Oh Dan, Nai Hanji Cho Dan, Nai Hanji E Dan, Nai Hanji Sum Dan, Bassai Cho, Bassai Dai, Jiin, Ship Sum (Sip Soo), Jion, Ginto, Jitti, Wang Shu, Kang Sang Koon So, Kang Sang Koon Dai, O Sip Sa Bo Dai, Tae Kuek Kwan So, Tae Keuk Kwon Dai and Sojin. Also included is a unique history of Tang Soo Do, the...

Tang Soo Do Book of Hyungs Volume III includes step-by-step written instructions and drawings for learning the advanced Hyungs; Ginto, Jitte, Wang Shu, Kang Sang Koon So, Kang Sang Koon Dai, Oh Sip Sa Bo, Tae Kweuk Kwan Dai and SoJin classical Hyungs and hard to find So Rim Jang Kwan Hyung that were integrated into Moo Duk Kwan Tang Soo Do many decades ago from Grandmaster's Chuan Fa style. Also included is a history of Tang Soo Do, the relationship between the Korean Hyungs and it's anaimal symbol, the importance of the Hyungs to Tang Soo Do and the early Korean Kwans that taught Tang Soo Do...

Tang Soo Do Book of Hyungs Volume II includes step-by-step written instructions and associated drawings for learning and practicing the Nai Hanji Cho Dan, Nai Hanji E Dan, Nai Hanji Sum Dan, Bassai Cho, Bassai Dai, Jiin, Ship Sum (Sip Soo) and Jion classical Hyungs of Tang Soo Do. Also included is a history of Tang Soo Do and the relationship between a Hyungs and it's symbol (usually an animal) are discussed, the importance to Tang Soo Do of the early Korean Kwans (schools) and the Kwan leaders are included. A table of the early Kwans and details of the Kwans founder and styles taught at each...

Tang Soo Do Book of Hyung Volume I includes both step-by-step written instructions and associated drawings for learning the beginning Kee Cho Hyung Il Bu, Kee Cho Hyung E Bu, Kee Cho Hyung Sum Bu and the new Kee Cho Hyung Sa Bu and Kee Cho Hyung O Bu and Intermediate Pyung Ahn Cho Dan, Pyung Ahn E Dan, Pyung Ahn Sum Dan, Pyung Ahn Sa Dan, Pyung Ahn O Dan classical Hyungs. Also included is a more complete history of Tang Soo Do and the list classical Korean Tang Soo Do Hyungs that were shared among the many Korean kwans teaching Tang Soo Do, the relationship between Hyungs and it's animal...

Taekwondo and Chang Moo Kwan Creation, History and Evolution describes the founding of the Chang Moo Kwan Tang Soo Do and its many changes as it evolves from teaching Karate, Kwon Bup, Tang Soo Do and Chuan Fa styles to just Taekwondo and why it was one of the driving Kwans in the creation and government support of Taekwondo and Taekwondo's journey to the 1988 Olympics. The author describes the life of the founder of the Chang Moo Kwan in Korea as a young boy and his family's decision to send him to Japan to college at the Nihon University and his exploits as a Korean student in an all...