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names of
techniques practiced in the
dojang on it. In general,
Korean dojangs are
usually heavily decorated. In
dojangs where the
practice of the art may...
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overseas branches in
countries with
significant Korean po****tions and
kumdo dojangs (training halls).
Unlike most FIK affiliates,
including ****an, the KKA...
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legal effect as ingam.
While ingam is used on
important business,
other dojangs are used for
everyday purposes, such as less-significant
official transactions...
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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...
- foundation, the art has
grown rapidly in its home
country of
Korea with many
dojangs around Seoul and also some
regional areas of
South Korea. This martial...
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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...
- and not only train.
Akhara (Indian
martial arts)
Kalari (kalaripayat)
Dojang (Korean
martial arts). This type of
martial arts
school is
fairly similar...
- Lee had more
students than
capacity for his
dojang. With his success, Jun Lee
opened several more
dojangs in the
Research Triangle area. As his older...
- Do-Jin
Daniel J. Kim
Another student of Kim Da-eun's
dojang.
Formerly the top
student of the
dojang until defeated by Kwon.
After Kwon's death, he is forced...
- 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...
