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Hi Rushman, I am honored to meet you. Peace, Tae

Hi Patrick, I am honored to be a part of this great forum. Keep up the great work you are doing. Peace, Tae )

Kyoshi is a Japanese title..but not the highest. Hanshi is the highest...or at lest that is what I was taught. I use Kyoshi..because the Korean title is Sambomnim which means "Master teacher". As a Christian since my Master is Jesus Christ..I can not allow anyone to call me that...just a personal thing. In class I use my Chinese title. Si-Jo, which is used for both males and female...it means founder of a system. Tae Su Jutsu is a combination of Wing Chun, Tae Kwon Do, Tang Soo Do, and American Freestyle. It is my system...and it is geared to allow the student to learn to defend themselves earlier, than in most traditional systems. I have been in the arts, since age 11...so to me it is a complete way of life. I hope I can contribute to the discussions in the great forum. I am looking forward to speaking with each of you. Take care, and God bless. Peace, Tae

I do not know much about Judo..but I do talk to a number of people who have studied it. Good luck with your training. Peace, Tae:)

The two Korean styles that I hold rank in are Tang Soo Do, and Tae Kwon Do-Oh Do Kwon. Until next time...Peace, Peace, Tae

Tang Soo Do, use the word Hyung. I recognize all of them. When I do practice them..I do both WTF. and Itf. However, my favorite is Taebek

I just wanted to say hello. I have been in the martail arts since 1964.I am the founder of Tae Su Jutsu. I look forward to talking to everyone. _________________ Kyoshi Deborah R. Williams 7th Dan Founder/Senoir Instructor Tae Su Jutsu [ This Message was edited by: Patrick on 2001-06-16 11:47 ]

Sounds like a winner to me.