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From: KENPOJOE1
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  • Interesting ! keep up the good work Sir!

  • Very insightful. I've been practicing Kenpo for a number of years and recently started Tang Soo Do at my local college. I was already familiar with some of the connected meanings between the two arts but this just blew my mind. I feel I learned a lot about the meanings from watching this.

    *****

    + favorited

  • The bad thing about the internet is that sometimes things come off differently than intended. I wasn't trying to disagree with you, I know other masters used kwon bop trust me. I was only informing you Tiger Kim had the kwon bop sets 1-6 preserved. I was hoping to peak some interest in your direction. It'll be my pleasure to share I love your work, your the most knowledge person I know on kenpo in general and I"m impressed you even know about kwon bop.

    respectfully a dear fan

    Sifu Rich

  • @SIFUGARCIA

    I understand your statements completely and appreciate you responding to me! I am definitely interested in the 1-6 kwon bop material you mention from your particular style and look forward to seeing it someday on youtube!

    Also, thank you for the compliments regarding my work as well!

    I am a martial arts historian so it is important for me to be familiar with the multi fasceted gem known as kenpo in all it's incarnations!

    BEGOOD,

    KENPOJOE

  • Actually sir our parent art Moo Duk Kwan Tae Kwon Do, headed here in New York by the late great Grandmaster Tiger Kim not only taught Kwon bop influence, but I believe we are the only school that preserved some Hyung. We have a series called "kwon bop" 1-6 that have been in our family for decades.

  • @SIFUGARCIA

    I never stated that Kwon bop taught exclusively by TSD. Hwang Kee is known as the person who popularized TSD through the Moo Duk Kwan. I am familar with Tiger Kim but He is not the only korean master who taught TSD through the auspices of the MDK. Please feel free to film Kwon Bop 1-6 so I may see the chinese influence.

    BEGOOD,

    KENPOJOE

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