Finding an Association

[ATKDA]

Try the International taekwondo council (head office Uk) but help members and artist all around the world, A no bullshit council for all true artists.
to find the site thats a blog try international taekwondo council blog

[DerAuslander]

Try the International taekwondo council (head office Uk) but help members and artist all around the world, A no bullshit council for all true artists.
to find the site thats a blog try international taekwondo council blog

He was asking about Hapkido, not Taekwondo. Pay attention.

[ATKDA]

He was asking about Hapkido, not Taekwondo. Pay attention.

Hmm seems some people comment before they do thier research, ITC welcomes all practitioners of all arts, so some ones needs to take thier foot out thier mouth.... :-D

[Gluckmann]

Hmm seems some people comment before they do thier research, ITC welcomes all practitioners of all arts, so some ones needs to take thier foot out thier mouth.... :-D

But surely if he's looking specifically for hapkido, then he's not going to find it at a taekwondo school?
If he wanted to do boxing, would you send him there as well?

[ATKDA]

But surely if he's looking specifically for hapkido, then he's not going to find it at a taekwondo school?
If he wanted to do boxing, would you send him there as well?

Well if he wanted council help then all should and will be done to help whether origami or boxing etc, i think many of you miss the point, open your minds...

[DerAuslander]

Hmm seems some people comment before they do thier research, ITC welcomes all practitioners of all arts, so some ones needs to take thier foot out thier mouth.... :-D

Yes, I clearly need to research why a puny Taekwondo group which claims to be international yet only began two months ago, based in the United Kingdom would be able to recommend a Hapkido school for an American based in Texas?

Tell me, how deep are your resources in the Texas Hapkido community?

Care to comment on difference in culture between Korean immigrant Hapkido practitioners in Austin versus second and third generation instructors in San Antonio?

Yes, I'm the one who needs to do my research.

Well if he wanted council help...

He didn't say he wanted council help. He wanted Bullshido help. He's not looking for Taekwondo group that lets in teachers of other martial arts. He specifically asked for a Hapkido association with a solid Hapkido curriculum.

So yes, you need to work on your reading comprehension.

Work on your grammar while you're at it, as well. For someone from the islands that invented the English language, it's woefully inadequate.

[ATKDA]

Yes, I clearly need to research why a puny Taekwondo group which claims to be international yet only began two months ago, based in the United Kingdom would be able to recommend a Hapkido school for an American based in Texas?

Tell me, how deep are your resources in the Texas Hapkido community?

Care to comment on difference in culture between Korean immigrant Hapkido practitioners in Austin versus second and third generation instructors in San Antonio?

Yes, I'm the one who needs to do my research.



He didn't say he wanted council help. He wanted Bullshido help. He's not looking for Taekwondo group that lets in teachers of other martial arts. He specifically asked for a Hapkido association with a solid Hapkido curriculum.

So yes, you need to work on your reading comprehension.

Work on your grammar while you're at it, as well. For someone from the islands that invented the English language, it's woefully inadequate.

Hmm considering it was an offer of assistance, the reaction from you is quite astounding, with the puny 400 + Members of the group and many masters and grand masters all over the world i am quite confident that assistance could be passed on.
However this will be my final input and i appreciate your showing of respect on this site.

[Vieux Normand]

...many masters and grand masters all over the world...

Forgive my curiosity, but just how often (how easily) is the term "grandmaster" handed out in TKD?

[DerAuslander]

Forgive my curiosity, but just how often (how easily) is the term "grandmaster" handed out in TKD?

Considering there is no Korean word for "grandmaster"...

[ATKDA]

Considering there is no Korean word for "grandmaster"...

Kuk Sa Nim ( Grand Master (National Martial Arts Teacher) ) considering in most languages there is meaning, i must point out again a comment you make just to be seen clever