The Spirit of Youn Wha Ryu

Compilations of State tournament and testing. For higher resolution go to http://skitomedia.com/younwharyu.html

Category:

Sports

Tags:

• martial
• arts
• tae
• kwon
• do
• self
• defense

[outspokenreflex]

@endoTHEOSIS they all suck.

[terminaltoad]

@endoTHEOSIS So you train 2 hours a day, but haven't been, assert that your medalists are not indicative of worth, then claim to be one, claim that you are at least equal to me, but back down from any sort of field test. That's weak.

[terminaltoad]

@endoTHEOSIS 3) If a system has been around well before 2000BC, it would be well over 4000 years old aka close to 5000 years old. I said "The last 5000 years," not "The last 5000 years BC."

[terminaltoad]

@endoTHEOSIS 2) I didn't insult any religion, I said that YWR would be classified as a "luke-warm" church under Revelation 3:14-22. Since preaching isn't the #1 focus of YWR, it is, by Jesus', definition a lukewarm church.

[terminaltoad]

@endoTHEOSIS 1) TKD is not in any way grounded in the styling of the Silla dynasty. True, they both have punches and kicks, but so did Pankration. The styles of the Silla dynasty died with the Silla dynasty. To say that TKD is based on the styles of the Silla dynasty is equivalent to saying that they are based on Pankration.

[endoTHEOSIS]

@terminaltoad Yes by began I could Taekkyeon...but rather the styles prevalent to the Silla dynasty it its beginnings, my bad...oh and yes you did insult religion "you moron". Re-read perhaps what you wrote and consider your view on how churches function. Obviously you have no concept of how "churches" work...but that's a whole other argument. On saying a few hundred years BC, wrong, I was. But it's still not 5000BC as you mentioned...if you're going to be technical.

[terminaltoad]

@endoTHEOSIS For styles, it is undeniable that Pankration was practiced in 700BC, but is believed to be as old as 2000BC. Statues of Greek boxers have been uncovered from 2000BC. Egyptian Kuta and Tahtib dates to around the same time. The Standard of Ur depicts battle tactics of the era and dates to 2600BC. Chinese forces received uniform combat instruction dating back to at least 1022BC. Finally, Kalarippayattu is likely to have originated at around 3000BC. A moron, you are.

[terminaltoad]

@endoTHEOSIS Your reading level must be prodigiously low, I never insulted a religion. I insulted a group that charges people to have religious ideologies crammed down their throats with a crappy YWR chaser.

TKD has NOT been around since 300AD. Taekkyeon possibly, but not likely. TKD is NOT Taekkyeon.

TKD was created after the Japanese occupation of Korea ended in 1945. The character for "Tae" didn't exist until 1955. "Traditional" TKD was based on Shotokan, which only dates back to 1939.

[endoTHEOSIS]

@terminaltoad That doesn't change anything I said and insulting other's religions just makes you look like a stupid bigot. Why grace with my time by going so that you can prove something only you care about. Oh...and Tae-Kwon-Do began around 300 A.D. Martial arts as a "uniform" style only dates back a few hundred years B.C.

[terminaltoad]

@endoTHEOSIS I asked you to meet at a competition. Since you're incapable of driving in your reduced mental capacity, I can wait until next fall if I'm still here.

The last 5000 years has everything to do with everything.

Regardless, according to Gen. Choi, you practice a system of pathetic imitation. According to Jesus, you pay for Christian guidance at a lukewarm church run by moneychangers. Together, they'd vomit you into the streets and beat your sorry asses with whips, fists, and feet.

[endoTHEOSIS]

@terminaltoad "Trained" for two hours a day, agreed partially with you but pointed out that I am a medalist as fact, did not claim that i'm equal to you and never backed down from any field test. Like I'm going to actually go meet someone I don't even know, from a youtube message. Second, you obviously wouldn't understand the religion side of it, what does 5000 years have to do with anything, the art isn't Christian, the foundation is. It has nothing to do with learning Christianity.