Listing Major Korean Arts

[katycoog]

What about Chayon-ryu?

[bushido_man96]

What about Chayon-ryu?

Never heard of it. What is it?

[IcemanSK]

It's a style developed by GM Kim Soo of Houston, TX. Our own Rmclain is a master in that style. I'll let him add details. I just figured I'd lay the groundwork.

[bushido_man96]

Thanks for the info. I look forward to seeing more.

[SageGhost]

Ssireum (Korean MMA-type style)

Tukong Musul (Modern military self defense style)

Choi Kwang Do (Another kicking style)

Kuk-Gung (Traditional Archery)

Haidong Kumdo (Korean variation of Kendo and Iaido put together)

Shim Soo Do (Korean variation of Iaido)

Sunmudo (More Tai Chi-like art connected to Seon Buddhism)

Kyuktoogi (Free fighting, may not be a "style" per se, like San Shou)

Tahn Bong (Short Stick)

Jang Bong(sp?) (Long Stick, Korean equivalent of Kobudo Bo)

Jang Chang (Traditional Korean Spear work, I have only seen it once so I don't know if it is a legit "style" or just the name of the weapon)