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I was just wounder. who on this sithe study tang soo do. also who with and under waht org if any.

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I studt Tang Soo Do. I belong to the World Moo Duk Kwan Tang Soo Do Federation under Grandmaster Jae Joon Kim. I have been training for 19 years.

5th Dan Tang Soo Do

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wounderful.I study under gm william clingan.With gm clingans tangsoodo assos.Its nice to finde people who love the art.

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I practice Tang Soo Do in Maryland with Tompkins Karate. Tompkins started with Tang Soo Do with Kim (of Kim's Karate TKD fame) before he switched to TKD. He then stayed with Dick Kern. No world organization, but we are big enough that we really don't need one... or ARE one (over 40+ different classes a week at different locations in 3 counties).

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I did TSD back in the day. I was with the https://www.imahg.net under GM Ki Yun Yi. The info is on that site eventhough it hasn't been updated in a while. But This is my old dojangs new site http://www.eastcoastkarateinc.com/ and the old one is http://www.imahq.net/East_Coast_Karate.htm I'm in the adult class pic (that tells ya how old it is LOL). I still train there when I visit family in NJ.

Laurie F

  • 2 weeks later...
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I have been training 8 years. I recently moved from the east cost to the west (Montana) so I recently joined Northwest Tang Soo Do Moo Duk Kwan Association (https://www.tangsoodo1.com). I am a cho dan.

ClaflinTSD

"If you don't know where you are going, you will probably end up somewhere else."

  • 11 months later...
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Karatekid1975, My father also trained under Grandmaster Ki Yun Yi over in Korea in the late 50's early 60's. They are still in contact to this day.

Mr. Charlie Clingan

1st Dan #25845

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I practice Tang Soo Do in Maryland with Tompkins Karate. Tompkins started with Tang Soo Do with Kim (of Kim's Karate TKD fame) before he switched to TKD. He then stayed with Dick Kern. No world organization, but we are big enough that we really don't need one... or ARE one (over 40+ different classes a week at different locations in 3 counties).

I took a college course in MA from Dale Tompkins in the late 70's. It was a lot of fun. I recently got back into the martial arts and am taking TKD at a local dojang. I looked up Tompkins Karate recently on the Internet and was pleasantly surprised to see it's still around. They seem to teach mostly in schools/rec centers but not in my county though. I remember he had a dojang in College Park back when I took my class from him.

He was a very good instructor and I enjoyed the class very much. He in turn told us he was surprised at the control and speed we learned in doing some of the self defense drills in such a short time.

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