Founder Of Oom Yung Doe Martial Arts Grandmaster Iron Kim In 1989, Master Iron Kim chose the name chung moo doe for the first time in the United States to represent the heritage of the royal line of martial arts http://oomyungdoepgh.com/founder/
Extractions: Oom Yung /Chung Moo line of Martial Arts As proven by history, the origins of a line of martial arts are based on the movement, strength and credibility of the individual master, his instructors and students. The strength of the movement determines how strong the style is and the credibility of that generation of individuals. The achievements of Grandmaster "Iron" Kim demonstrate the strength and credibility of the Oom Yung / Chung Moo line of martial arts knowledge. A few of Grandmaster "Iron" Kim's achievements At the age of seven, Grandmaster "Iron" Kim began his life's path in the study and practice of martial arts. To achieve perfection of his martial arts movements, Grandmaster "Iron" Kim many times chose the solitude of the mountain and ocean areas of Asia to practice the forms and techniques that he learned. Although he learned from many qualified teachers, a majority of the knowledge that Grandmaster "Iron" Kim possesses was passed down through Grandmaster Wang Po, the 7th generation Grandmaster of Yin Yang Doe. In 1956, Master "Iron" Kim did compete in and win the All Asia Championship that was sponsored by Grandmaster Wang Po and was held in the Cho Leung area of Pusan. The Chinese title of Chung Moo Jik or "champion" was bestowed upon Master "Iron" Kim. The first place award that he did receive was called a Chung Moon Chung. A Chung Moon Chung is a paper scroll with wooden rods at each end. It is inscribed with the accomplishments of the winner and carries the official seal of the tournament. Several prominent judges and martial artists were in attendance at this championship and they hold in their memory the truth of this occasion.
Extractions: In Western China the terrain is mountainous. Martial arts movements developed here resemble the movements of the native animals. Practitioners also used herbs found in the mountains to aid and enhance the body. Some of the forms developed were Kom Gong Quan, Kyung Gong Sul Bope, Kway Dae Quan, Chul Sa Chung, Sok Chung, Mae Wha Kom, Kom and Chung Yun Doe.
The Meaning Of Chung Moo Doe chung moo doe teaches eight martial art forms to develop mind and body to their maximum potential. http://chung-moo-doe.org/
Extractions: "(through practice) a way to develop harmony of the mind and body." "CHUNG MOO DOE" Literal translations of "Chung Moo Doe" can include a simple definition of "True Military Way" or "True Martial Arts." If limited to simple abstract meanings it can also mean "Mind-Body-Way." However someone familiar with the basic principles of the East Asian philosophy of Yin and Yang will readily recognize that "mind and body" also represent the balance of harmony of nature. "CHUNG"
Oom Yung Doe Wisconsin » Grandmaster “Iron” Kim In 1989, Master Iron Kim chose the name chung moo doe for the first time in the United States to represent the heritage of the royal line of martial arts http://www.oomyungdoe-wi.com/?page_id=2
Extractions: Home Chat Forums Search ... Martial Arts Table Talk Posted by jburger on March 03, 2001 at 07:56:02: In Reply to: - tSionna , John C Kim and Chung Moo Doe/Chung Moo Quan and Oom Yung doe posted by Nick on November 25, 2000 at 16:23:35: I trained in chung moo quan for 2 years. I was never brainwashed, indoctrinated into a cult or any of the other crap
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Extractions: This fine book is available now at our bookstore.... Herding the Moo: Exploits of a Martial Arts Cult Legend of the Upside Down King by Joe Smith 324 pages; quality trade paperback (softcover); catalogue #06-0269; ISBN 1-4120-8514-4; US$23.95 Considering martial arts for self-improvement or self-defense? Make sure you don't join a cult. True accounts of cult membership leading to prison for want of a phony black belt. If you are interested in ordering this book, or wish to browse through similar publications, please select: From Europe, ring our UK order desk clerk at local rate number 0845 230 9601 (UK only) or 44 (0)1865 722 113. Here is more information on this book: About the Book About the Author Excerpts Catalogue Information True accounts of earning a black belt in one of the most notorious martial art cults in the U.S. from beginning as a white belt, progressing through the ranks until reaching instructor. Joe Smith describes what it was like to train, earn rank and finally leave organizations known as Chung Moo Quan (later Chung Moo Doe and now called Oom Yung Doe). Through additional observations of friends and colleagues over the years, Joe provides accounts of the training methods, practices and forms as well as the cult dogma, and reveals the cult has continued to evolve post federal investigations even with the departure of the most trusted members. Plus tales of wacky adventures for those thinking of earning a real black belt in a "royal style."
Extractions: Grand Master "Iron" Kim began his martial arts training at the age of seven. To achieve perfection of his martial arts movements, Grand Master "Iron" Kim many times chose the solitude of the mountains and ocean areas of Asia to practice the forms and techniques that he learned. Although he learned from many qualified teachers, a majority of the knowledge that Grand Master "Iron" Kim possesses was passed down through Wang Po, the 7th generation Grand Master of Yin Yang Doe. In 1956, Grand Master "Iron" Kim did compete in, and win, the All Asia Championship that was sponsored by Wang Po and was held in the Cho Leung area of Pusan. The Chinese title of Chung Moo Jik, or "Champion", was bestowed upon Grand Master "Iron" Kim. The first place award that he did receive was called a Chung Moon Chung. A Chung Moon Chung is a paper scroll with the accomplishments of the winner and carries the official seal of the tournament. Several prominent judges and martial artists were in attendance at this championship and they hold in the memory their truth of this occasion. The presiding judges were Pang Chou Fai ( then a resident of Taegu), Wang Sei Kau (then a resident of Pusan), and Hwan Byung Quan (then a resident of Pusan). These three judges were originally residents of China. Also in attendance were Mok Jing Quan, Chae Jung Su, Park Hyun Su, Yu Gee Han, Chil Sung and Park Yung-Gil.
Massachusetts (MA) Karate / Martial Arts Studios chung moo doe, 1028 Great Plain Ave, Needham, 021922510. chung moo doe, 236 A Elm chung moo doe Master John C, 867 Washington St, Newton, 02160-1547 http://www.jumpkicks.com/list/ma.htm
Extractions: Massachusetts Martial Arts Studios Studio Name Address City Zip 21st Century Self Defense Center 80 Main St Gardner Aaa-Zenshinkan Dojo Setsudo Farm Rutland Acadamy Of Traditional Kara 155 West St Wilmington Academy Of Chinese Martial Art 215 Prospect St Cambridge Acton Karate 19 Keefe Rd Concord Acupuncture Of Andover 10 Haverhill St Andover Agawam School Of Self Defen 549 Russell Rd Westfield Aguiars Bill Childrens Gym 281 S Main St Fall River Aguiars Bill Self Defense Institute 281 S Main St Fall River Aguiars Bill-Black Dragon Fighting Society 281 S Main St Fall River Aikido 61 Parkhurst Rd Chelmsford Aikido New England Aikikai 2000 Massachusetts Ave Cambridge Aikido Of Boston 17 Station St Brookline Aikido Of Northampton 30 N Maple St Northampton Aikido Of Springfield Inc 45 New Bridge W Springfield Aikido Of Worcester County 508 Stafford St Cherry Valley Aikido-Usaf 98 State St Northampton Al Duttons Kenpo Karate 46 Robbins Rd Springfield Aldo Nolle Shotokan Karate Route 146 Sutton Aldrichs Club Gymnastic Inc S Meadow Rd Plymouth Alpha Tae Kwon Do 1734 Lakeview Ave Dracut Alpha-Jungs Taekwondo Academy 313 Littleton Rd Chelmsford American Budd Shim Gum Do Assoc 203 Chestnut Hill Ave Boston American Institute Of Martial Arts 28 Copperfield Rd Worcester American Jiann Shyong Kung Fu 53 River St Cambridge American Karate Academy 125 Walnut St Watertown American Karate Studio 1 Osgood St Greenfield American Kenpo Karate 14 Kendrick St Wrentham American Martial Arts 1 Bert Dr West Bridgewater American Martial Arts Center 40 Belmont St Watertown American School Of Shaolin
Extractions: James Yakita Tom Moch Sue Graham Sherry Culp ... Beau Inman Tom Moch - Age: 46 Before I made a decision to join Chung Moo Doe, I felt it was important to interview main instructors and owner. Reason, when I was younger I studied a form of martial arts which contributed to knee, shoulder and back injuries. At age forty something, I was searching for a martial art that would improve my physical and mental condition without causing me additional injury and discomfort. In the past, schools I joined went out of business and left me in the cold searching for another way to study martial arts. Therefore, it was important for me to understand who I was dealing with, what the history of the school was, how the school was connected organizationally and what the instructors personal view on life was all about. The prevailing points of most interest to me were: How have I benefited from practicing Chung Moo Doe?
Extractions: SignOnSanDiego Forums News Sleuthing PDA View Full Version : BEWARE: Info on Local Martial Arts Cult M.C. Busman 04-27-2003, 05:40 PM For those who are studying or considering studying martial arts, ~please~ be aware of and avoid the schools affiliated with convicted felon John Chull Kim, AKA John "IRON" Kim. I myself was surprised to find there were any of these schools still in existence in San Diego no less after all of the scandals which involved Kim and his other head instructors a few years back. While there isn't as much overt pressure to squeeze money out of students and control their every thought, instructors are still using many of the same deceptive tactics to lure folks into signing long term contracts. What You Should Know: Schools are alternately known as "Oom Yung Doe" (popular name after Kim's conviction), "Chung Moo Doe" (used more frequently before Kim's IRS troubles), and "8 Martial Arts for Health" among others. The leader of the Oom Yung Doe/Chung Moo Doe/"8 Martial arts for Health", John C. Kim, was Convicted of Tax Fraud in Federal court several years ago (see official Government link at: http://www.ustreas.gov/irs/ci/articles/dockim99.ht m ). He got out of prison just recently. Apparently, he lives in...La Jolla! During one of several trials involving John Kim, the prosecution managed to debunk a number of untruths which Kim and the Chung Moo Doe/Oom Yung Doe promoted: Among them, putting to rest the tall tale that Kim had ever been the martial arts "Champion of Asia" (no such title exists), or that Kim had jump-kicked off an 11-story building and landed below unharmed (see the Oom Yung Doe website for this malarky http://www.oomyungdoe.com/ ). One is left wondering where the photographer stood to get the shot!
David Michael Guthrie's Page I was perusing the web the other day and Googled chung moo doe. chung moo doe is all about trusting your instructors to know what they are doing. http://www.mconsystems.com/Library/Info/mike.php
Extractions: I was perusing the web the other day and Googled Chung Moo Doe. I was surprised at some of the sites it took me to. I had finished my training in Houston when the school had to shut down due to lack of funds. I was one or two weeks away from testing for 1st degree, so never had the honor. That was in 1995. According to what I found, Master Kim was indicted for tax fraud. Dah. I knew something was up while attending classes. But some of the other things being said about the group being a cult, well, there is a dark side to everything, and I suppose some individuals would take advantage of certain situations. Chung Moo Doe is all about trusting your instructors to know what they are doing. In a proper school, a black belt is not acquired in a matter of a year or two. Proper training takes at least 3 to 5 years of varying instructors and methods. As in all things, IDIC (infinite diversity in infinite combinations is the preferred philosophy When attend classes in Houston, there was no cult activity that I was aware of. As i stated before, my instructors were the best. There was one instructor who followed the dark side of Moo Doe, and was not to be trusted. I learned this early when I witnessed him injure other students in his attempt to teach them. In retrospect, I now know it was his own lack of skills and understanding that was causing him to injure others. I managed to stay out of most of his classes, and whenever he would be the instructor, he was always way to busy trying to pursue his own ambitions to be a concerning threat to myself. In the end, he failed himself.
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The Spectator : Oom Yung Doe Students Respond To Accusations Oom Yung Doe was called chung moo doe before the tax case. John C Kim s name has also changed since then. The underlying motivation for this shellgame http://community.seattleu.edu/blogs/spectator/archive/2007/09/05/2825.aspx
Extractions: Search Site Index Directories Contact ... Welcome to SU Communities Sign in Join Help in The Spectator (Entire Site) Search Home Blogs Forums ... My post last month about the martial arts school Oom Yung Doe generated quite a bit of feedback from our readers - in the comments section, at the Spectator forum on MySU, and in my e-mail inbox.
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FightingArts.com Forums: Oom Yung Do, Ever Heard Of It? Site includes an active forum, numerous files including recollections of former members and streaming television news reports regarding chung moo doe, http://www.fightingarts.com/ubbthreads/showflat.php?Cat=0&Number=15886570&Main=1
Dim Mak, Scientific Basis/explanation Text - Physics Forums Library I use to take something call chung moo doe which changed to united martial arts. And if you go to a chung moo doe place ask the instructor to chong you http://www.physicsforums.com/archive/index.php/t-83046.html
Extractions: Physics Help and Math Help - Physics Forums Other Sciences Biology PDA View Full Version : Dim Mak, scientific basis/explanation Hercule Poirot Martial artists or people who are interested in martial arts probably heard of "dim mak", where a person can paralyze or kill an opponent by applying a force into some "pressure points" in his body. It's like what some of us saw in Kill Bill 2 when Beatrix finishes off Bill using this art. I also saw some videos of dim mak demos where a martial expert applies a "light version" of this art onto a trainee and with people on the ready to resuscitate that trainee. Traditional Chinese medicine theory is based on the idea that specific pathway lines called meridians exist on the human body, which include hundreds of acupressure points. Acupuncture is the most well known use of the meridian system. Pressing, seizing or striking these points (or combinations of points) with specific intent and certain angles can result in either heightening or diminishing qi circulation in the body, according to this theory."
