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Dojang (Korean: 도장) is a term used in
Korean martial arts, such as Taekwondo, Tang Soo Do, **** Sool Won, and hapkido, that
refers to a
formal training...
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distillery where he had
prepared a
dojang. In 1951, Seo
opened up the
first proper dojang called the "Daehan
Hapki Yukwonsool Dojang (대한합기유권술도장)". Seo also incorporated...
- are rare
cases of
bronze or
steel seals.
Personal seals (Korean: 도장; RR:
dojang) in
Korea can be
classified by
their legal status.
Ingam (인감, 印鑑) or sirin...
- and not only train.
Akhara (Indian
martial arts)
Kalari (kalaripayat)
Dojang (Korean
martial arts). This type of
martial arts
school is
fairly similar...
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Sangsaeng (mutual life-giving)
Boeun (offering
gratitude and repayment)
Dojeon Dojang (temple) - Dao
center Cosmic year - Shao Yung (AD 1011–1077)
Euitong (to...
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original elements. In 1972 the
Korea Taekwondo ****ociation (KTA)
Central Dojang opened in Seoul; in 1973 the name was
changed to ****kiwon.
Under the sponsorship...
- (Danny McBride) is a fourth-degree
black belt in
Taekwondo who runs his own
dojang in a
small North Carolina town. He
styles himself a big shot,
driving a...
- Kang, who was his
first Taekwondo master.
Master Kang ran the Oh Do Kwan
Dojang in Gochang. Jun Lee
became one of Kang's top students,
earning his black...
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terminology in
place of the
original ****anese names. Additionally, some
kumdo dojang have
recently incorporated kuhapdo forms, the
Korean variant of ****anese...
- and in the 2004 film
Napoleon Dynamite as Rex, the
owner of a
Taekwondo dojang. He
performs in the 2004 film
Eurotrip as a thief. In 2010,
Bader took the...
