21. Wonik Yi - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Wonik Yi is a martial artist and the founder of the World Tukong Moosul Federation. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wonik_Yi

Wonik Yi From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation search This article is an orphan , as few or no other articles link to it . Please introduce links to this page from related articles suggestions may be available (February 2009) Wonik Yi Born Korea Residence Austin, Texas Height Weight 198 lb. Style Tukong Moosul Teacher(s) Eun Kwang Bup Sa Rank 9th degree black belt Notable school(s) World Tukong Moosul Federation Website masteryi.com Wonik Yi is a martial artist and the founder of the World Tukong Moosul Federation. Contents Biography Filmography Notes References ... edit Biography In 1964, at the age of five, Wonik Yi entered the Dae Yeon Sa Temple in Korea and lived there until the age of nineteen. Dae Yeon Sa is a Buddhist temple that teaches martial arts in a tradition that dates back 800 years. He trained in Moosul (traditional martial arts) under the guidance of his Master, Eun Kwang Bup Sa , until he joined the South Korean Special Forces citation needed Yi also trained in Shaolin Kung Fu style martial arts. Due to this, there are many similarities between

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24. About | World Tukong Moosul Federation Tukong Moosul is a complete martial arts system developed by Grandmaster Wonik Yi. Tukong officially began as the self defense system of the South Korean http://grandmasteryi.com/?page_id=65

25. Tukong Martial Arts Kerrville, TX Welcome to Tukong Moosul! Welcome to the Tukong Kerrville website. If you are looking for a well rounded martial art then you have come to the right place. http://tukongkerrville.com/

Home Information Training Staff ... Links Upcoming Events Upcoming Events Welcome to Tukong Moosul! Welcome to the Tukong Kerrville website. If you are looking for a well rounded martial art then you have come to the right place. Tukong Moosul is a complete martial arts system developed by Grandmaster Wonik Yi . Tukong officially began as the self defense system of the South Korean Special Forces. However, the roots of Tukong run much deeper, and its origins can be traced back many generations to the Dae Yeon Sa Temple where Grandmaster Yi spent his youth. What is Tukong? Tukong Moosul is an ideal martial art system for anyone, at any age, from children to adults. Tukong is a traditional style of martial arts, and we take pride in cultivating a family environment. We specialize in character development, confidence building, and best of all our classes are fun! Tukong is much more than self defense; Tukong is a way of life. Grandmaster Wonik Yi Grandmaster Wonik Yi is the founder of the World Tukong Moosul Federation and holds a 9th degree black belt, the highest designation in the Martial Arts. Master Yi also holds a doctorate degree in Education. Master Yi has devoted his entire life to the study of the Martial Arts, and he has brought his generations of knowledge to Austin, Texas, in order pass that knowledge on in the USA.

26. Tukong Moosul Schools Tukong Moosul DoJang's and Web Sites. A list of associated schools and websites. http://www.cigtom.com/page5.html

Tukong Moosul Do-Jang's and Web Sites A list of associated schools and websites. A short list of Do-Jangs and Instructors Grandmaster Won Ik Yi has returned to the U.S. and just moved back to Austin Texas. The Grand Opening of the new Tukong Moosul Headquarters was September 4th 1999. The new address is 12200 Research Blvd Austin TX 78759 (512) 336-5425. The web site is Masteryi.com Grandmaster Yi is offering training to all levels of students, from beginners to extremely advanced. I am quite sure of the level of training offered there ~ The Best! If you are in the Austin area this is one school I would strongly encourage you to check out. Call Grandmaster Yi for current information. Currently Grandmaster Yi is asssisted mainly by Ali Brown a Third Degree Black Belt. I started training wtih Ali when he was a nine year old. Now at 6 feet and a solid 175 pounds I keep hoping he forgot about the time I thrashed him on the floor. Just joking. Ali has turned into a fine young man and I know he is a very competent instructor. It has been great to reconnect with Ali and see his evolution. Master Cotton Hayes runs a very fine school in Odessa Texas. Master Hayes has been teaching various martial arts for over 25 years. He was the first person outside of Korea to be certified as a Master in Tukong Moosul. His style of teaching is unique, as is the man himself. Check out his Web-site for a different perspective on Martial Arts in general, and Tukong Moosul in particular. Master Hayes is an interesting paradox of an instructor, he is a no BS man that trains real hard, yet he has a soft and compassionate heart for all of his students and friends. As with each of the instructors in Tukong Moosul I am honored to consider him my friend

27. Master Yi's Tukong Moosul: Tukong History Tukong Moosul is a complete martial arts system developed by Grandmaster Wonik Yi. http://ustradingchina.com/history.php

The origin of the Dae Yeon Sa Temple can be traced to AD 1200 years. The first original Temple was Dae Yeon Am, meaning "Great Achievement Place". It was located in North Korea, and founded by Master Ji Suk along with two other masters. During this time the masters practiced Buddhism without the Martial Arts. It was only after Master Song Jae and Master Bup Kwang came to the temple that the practice of Martial Arts began around AD 1269. Several hundred years later, the temple moved to South Korea (1692) and the name changed from Dae Yeon Am to Dae Yeon Sa ("Great Achievement Temple"). At that time, three masters from China joined and continued to develop the Martial Arts. That is why the origin of the Tukong Moosul system is both a hard and soft style, a blending of Chinese and Korean techniques. In 1965, Grandmaster Wonik Yi went to the temple and began training in Buddhism and the Martial Arts. In Korea there are two types of Buddhist temples. One is similar to a church of missionary work and is open to all people. The other is solely for individuals who wish to seek self-enlightment. These temples are ones of sanctuary and privacy, and are not open for public visitation. A few of the temples in Korea choose the later type. The Dae Yeon Sa Temple is a very traditional temple that teaches Buddhism and Martial Arts. This is the tradition that is taught to the students of Tukong Moosul today. Eun Kwang Bup Sa was born in 1895 and passed away in 1996 at the age of 101 years. He was headmaster of Dae Yeon Sa Temple from 1955 until his passing. Eun Kwang Bup Sa was Master Yi's Grandmaster and greatest mentor influencing, molding, and guiding Master Yi for the rest of his life.

28. World Tukong Moosul Federation World Tukong Moosul Federation, founded by Grandmaster Wonik Yi, creator of Tukong Moosul, martial arts combat system of Korean special forces http://grandmasteryi.com/

AC_FL_RunContent( 'codebase','http://download.macromedia.com/pub/shockwave/cabs/flash/swflash.cab#version=9,0,28,0','width','960','height','300','src','Sample Intro','quality','high','pluginspage','http://www.adobe.com/shockwave/download/download.cgi?P1_Prod_Version=ShockwaveFlash','movie','Sample Intro' ); //end AC code Home About Contact Info FAQ ... Online training Welcome to Grandmaster Yi’s Tukon Moosul Academy Tukong Moosul is a com­plete mar­tial arts sys­tem devel­oped by Grand­mas­ter Wonik Yi. Tukong offi­cially began as the self defense sys­tem of the South Korean Spe­cial Forces. How­ever, the roots of Tukong run much deeper, and its ori­gins can be traced back many gen­er­a­tions, to the Dae Yeon Sa Tem­ple where Grand­mas­ter spent his youth. Tukong Moosul is based on the dis­tance the­ory. The mar­tial artist prac­tic­ing Tukong is trained in four areas: Throw­ing (lever­age tech­niques), Punch­ing (hand tech­niques), Kick­ing (foot tech­niques), and Weapons (extended body tech­niques). The Tukong Acad­emy also offers classes in com­bat train­ing and self defense, as well as classes in Ip Sun (Tai Chi). Con­tinue read­ing » Register / Login Log in Testimonials “Grand­mas­ter taught my first class and that class changed the course of my life for­ever. What I saw that day was teach­ing with author­ity but with­out ego.”

29. Tukong Moosul Martial Arts TUKONG Moosul Martial Arts My wife, 2 kids and I have all studied at the TUKONG Moosul North school under Mr. Lonnie Lepp. My wife Mary and I are both second degree black belt http://homepage.mac.com/michaelburns/TukongMoosul/TukongMoosul.html

TUKONG Moosul Martial Arts My wife, 2 kids and I have all studied at the TUKONG Moosul North school under Mr. Lonnie Lepp. My wife Mary and I are both second degree black belt level. My daughter Carina reached blue belt at age 12, then stopped training to focus on her ballet and school. My son Daniel is red belt as of early 2000. Mary has also studied Ip Sun Tai Chi and has a first degree black belt in that style. She has run her own school in Lago Vista since 1987. She will be testing for her third degree in June of 2000. The Austin American Statesman ran an article on her on Friday, January 28, 2000. TUKONG Moosul Federation In 1963, Master Yi was placed in a Southern Korean monestary at the age of five, by his family who sought political refuge for him. During the time that Master Yi lived at the temple, he excelled in philosophy and martial art training. includine Oriental medical practices. He also learned respect, service, honor, humility, brotherhood and love. Later, Master Yi entered the Korean army. He was quickly recognized for his martial art skills and directed to create a new form or self-defense for the Korean Special Forces. He developed "TUKONG Moosul", or "Special Combat Warrior Technique'. After training more than 2.000 black bell students before his enlistment was up, he went on to win the World Martial Arts Championships in I979 and 1980.

30. Tukong Moosul Tradional Martial Arts is evolving. Tukong Moosul is at the cutting edge of this evolution. http://www.cigtom.com/tkindex.html

WELCOME TO A DIFFERENT and CURRENTLY EVOLVING TUKONG MOOSUL Web Site This is the private Web Site of Michael Clifford, 4th Dan Tukong Moosul, Certified Instructor. I have been training and studying the martial arts for a long time, over 24 years; nearly 18 of these years has been the intense study of Tukong Moosul, during which I have accumuated over 12 years of teaching experience. Therefore any opinion expressed here is ENTIRELY MY OWN , (unless otherwise noted) and may or may not conform to other opinions. Any information is offered without any guarantee of effectiveness, intention, or consequences. Information offered is given with the hope that you will think about the issue, and any potential consequence of your using that technique or principle of movement, with or without, proper personal instruction. Tukong Moosul in Evolution Well, every time I think I know what is happening in my ife, or what I am going to be doing it changes. That is nothing new. I am living in Rio Rancho New Mexico now. Working and writing a book about Oriental Medicine. I am training some, but not as much as I would like. That part never seems to change, though it does wax and wane as other things in my life take priority. As always my training schedule will have to fit my current lifestyle and internal focus; yet as always when I train I am learning, living and growing.

31. Master Yi's Tukong Moosul: Tukong Moosul Home Tukong Moosul is a complete martial arts system developed by Grandmaster Wonik Yi. http://ustradingchina.com/

Tukong Moosul is a complete martial arts system developed by Grandmaster Wonik Yi . Tukong officially began as the self defense system of the South Korean Special Forces. However, the roots of Tukong run much deeper, and its origins can be traced back many generations, to the Dae Yeon Sa Temple where Grandmaster spent his youth. Tukong Moosul is based on the distance theory . The martial artist practicing Tukong is trained in four areas: Throwing (leverage techniques), Punching (hand techniques), Kicking (foot techniques), and Weapons (extended body techniques). The Tukong Academy also offers classes in combat training and self defense, as well as classes in Ip Sun (Tai Chi). Master Yi's Tukong Moosul Academy is located in a brand new, 10,000 square foot training facility , the finest in Austin. Our group of instructors are among the best and most experienced in the industry, some with over 20 years experience working with Grandmaster Yi. Tukong Moosul is an ideal martial art system for anyone, at any age, from children to adults. Tukong is a traditional style of martial arts, and we take pride in cultivating a family environment. We specialize in character development, confidence building, and best of all, our classes are fun! Tukong is much more than self defense; Tukong is a way of life. Visit the Tukong Certified Page for a list of all Federation Tukong Masters.

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Ken To Fude No Ryu Kenshu Kai Karate International TUKONG MOOSUL CHINA KOREA MONGOLIA AND TIBET Gwon Gyokdo Haedong Gum Do Han Mu Do Hankido ... Yusul Tukong Moosul meaning literally "Special Forces Martial Art" officially began as the self-defense system of the South Korean Special Forces. It is widely used by South Korean special warfare units, such as the elite 707 Special Mission Battalion. The roots of Tukong run much deeper, its origins can be traced back many generations, to the Dae Yeon Sa Temple in South Korea. The martial artist practicing Tukong Moosul is trained in four areas, based upon the distance theory. The four areas include Throwing (leverage techniques), Punching (hand techniques), Kicking (foot techniques), and Weapons (extended body techniques). The Dae Yeon Sa Temple has origins as early as 1200 CE. Dae Yeon Am, meaning "Great Achievement Place," was the predecessor to Dae Yeon Sa. Founded by Ji Suk and two other masters in North Korea, they practiced Buddhism without the Martial Arts. The arrival of Song Jae and Bup Kwang at the temple marked the establishment of Martial Arts at the temple around 1269 CE. Around 1692, the temple was moved to South Korea and the name was changed from Dae Yeon Am to Dae Yeon Sa ("Great Achievement Temple"). From this point, three masters from China joined and continued to develop the Martial Arts being practiced at the temple. This explains why Tukong Moosul exhibits both hard and a soft styles (or external and internal styles). Strong undertones relating to Chinese Tai Chi were incorporated, and the internal form of Tukong Moosul known as Ip Sun was created, analogous to Chinese Tai Chi.

35. Tukong Moosul I have found a little information on this style and was wondering if anyone knows any more about it. Are there any instructional books or DVDS for http://www.defend.net/deluxeforums/korean-martial-arts/32574-tukong-moosul.html

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37. Tukong Moosul The origin of the Dae Yeon Sa Temple can be traced to AD 1200 years. The first original Temple was Dae Yeon Am, meaning Great Achievement Place . http://www.ninjutsusociety.com/id152.htm

var TlxPgNm='id152'; International Ninjutsu Society home Tukong Moosul The origin of the Dae Yeon Sa Temple can be traced to AD 1200 years. The first original Temple was Dae Yeon Am, meaning "Great Achievement Place". It was located in North Korea, and founded by Master Ji Suk along with two other masters. During this time the masters practiced Buddhism without the Martial Arts. It was only after Master Song Jae and Master Bup Kwang came to the temple that the practice of Martial Arts began around AD 1269. Several hundred years later, the temple moved to South Korea (1692) and the name changed from Dae Yeon Am to Dae Yeon Sa ("Great Achievement Temple"). At that time, three masters from China joined and continued to develop the Martial Arts. That is why the origin of the Tukong Moosul system is both a hard and soft style, a blending of Chinese and Korean techniques. In 1965, Grandmaster Wonik Yi went to the temple and began training in Buddhism and the Martial Arts. In Korea there are two types of Buddhist temples. One is similar to a church of missionary work and is open to all people. The other is solely for individuals who wish to seek self-enlightment. These temples are ones of sanctuary and privacy, and are not open for public visitation. A few of the temples in Korea choose the later type. The Dae Yeon Sa Temple is a very traditional temple that teaches Buddhism and Martial Arts. This is the tradition that is taught to the students of Tukong Moosul today.

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39. Jameshom.com | Combatives: Military Martial Arts - Introduction To Tukong Moosul Combatives Martial Arts of Military Personnel Introduction to Tukong Moosul http://martialarts.jameshom.com/library/weekly/aa041400e.htm

martialarts.jameshom.com Library Combatives: Military Martial Arts Part Tukong Moosul Tukong moosul takes its name from the elite Tu Kong (Special Combat) commando unit of the South Korean Army. As with the other military martial arts described in this article, the originators of tukong moosul strived to take the best of other martial arts and evolve the techniques into combat-oriented, effective training. Tukong incorporates techniques from other Korean arts like tae kwon do and hapkido , as well as judo and kung fu General Chang K. Oe, commander of the Tu Kong unit, enlisted Won Ik Yi from army headquarters and several top fighters from within the Tu Kong unit to develop the training. Won Ik Yi was trained in Shaolin-style martial arts as a child and incorporated many kung fu techniques in the original tukong moosul curriculum. Others, including Tukong Moosul Association Grandmaster In Ki Kim, one of the Tu Kong unit masters, have added techniques in more recent years. Tukong moosul, like other military martial arts, is all about taking out the enemy. Some of the tukong moosul organizations specifically prohibit children from learning tukong moosul, instead recommending that they study the sport-oriented tae kwon do instead.

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