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Asian Sword Arts of South Carolina is a traditional martial arts school which teaches the Korean sword art of Kum Do (Korean Kendo) & the Japanese sword art of Goshindo (kenjutsu, battodo & tameshigiri).

Furthermore, the school is licensed through both the World Kum Do Association & the All Japan Goshindo Federation/International Sports Chanbara Association.

Classes are held at both Clemson University & the Anderson Area YMCA.

Anderson Area YMCA
http://andersonareaymca.org...

World Kum Do Association
http://www.wka.org/

All Japan Goshindo Federation (Japan)
http://www.internationalspo...

All Japan Goshindo Federation (USA)
http://www.samuraisports.com/

UBC
http://unitedbackyardcutter...

Swordsmanship Youtube Group
http://www.youtube.com/grou...
About Me:
 
South Carolina state representative for the World Kum Do Association and the All Japan Goshindo Federation.
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United States
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alfythebestsing (1 month ago)
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tomurso (2 months ago)
wambliokiyan:

Thank you for the gracious compliment. Long sensei is an extremely skilled swordsman & teacher, we were very fortunate to have him leading the seminar.
wambliokiyan (2 months ago)
Met Tom this past week. Extremely humble, yet terrific swordman. Personally saw him cut grass mats with Carl Long Sensei. His skill is to be envied.
tomurso (9 months ago)
If interested, the following link is to instructional clips that I completed for eHow.com. Though I completely advocate traditional training, I do not feel my offering of internet instruction contradicts that fact. I agreed to perform them as a means of education & awareness which will hopefully inspire the viewers to receive legitimate instruction. I hope you will enjoy them & thanks for watching.

http://www.ehow.com/video_8213­304_martial-arts-weapons.html
tomurso (9 months ago)
If interested, here is an article that I wrote concerning the often misunderstood relationship between Korean & Japanese swordsmanship.

http://www.facebook.com/notes/­kum-do-goshindo/the-peculiar-r­elationship-between-korean-jap­anese-swordsmanship/1015023068­9718413

Thank you
tomurso (10 months ago)
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Thank you
tomurso (11 months ago)
For those interested, here is an article that I wrote on my school's Facebook page. I hope you will enjoy it.

http://www.facebook.com/notes/­kum-do-goshindo/the-ego-modern­-society-one-martial-artists-m­usings/10150152855323413

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tomurso (11 months ago)
I have added more information to the Facebook "Bonkukgum" discussion. If interested, please visit http://www.facebook.com/notes/­kum-do-goshindo/bonkukgum-kore­an-sword-methoda-continuation/­10150145791778413
tomurso (11 months ago)
As it seems access to Youtube Groups is on hold for an indeterminate amount of time, I would like to suggest that members of my "Swordsmanship" group consider joining this forum... http://www.wiwingtiswordsupply­.com/forum/. I am one of its moderators & can honestly say that the atmosphere is very friendly. All are welcome & I hope to see you there.
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