• THE MOST PRACTICAL

    No kinesiology based on movement has been practiced for the last 100 years
    since the modernization of martial arts—it has been technically
    deteriorated.

    Humans are still to be considered a four-legged mammal. All movement has to be
    coordinated with the arms and legs. There will be more force in each
    hand strike or kick if one can move like old Martial arts or Kung Fu.

  • THE KWANG MOO RYU METHOD

    Create speed, power, and momentum using stomping and sliding movements, wrist and waist movements, jerking techniques, and isotonic and isokinetic movements with friction to build strength.

  • MEET MASTER KIM

    Master Kim has lived with martial arts his entire life. He fought in the Vietnam War and served as a Tae Kwon Do and close-combat instructor for the elite Korean Tiger Troops.


    After moving to the United States in 1970, he opened the Tiger Tae Kwon Do School in Virginia. His first book,     Acupuncture for Self-Defense, was published in 1971. From 1977 to 1979, he worked on the Alaska Pipeline as a security officer. He subsequently became an Officer of the Peace in New York City, working for the Department of Ports and Terminals as an Inspector at the Hunts Point Produce Market in the Bronx.

    Master Kim has studied Western Science at several colleges, including New York City Technical College. He graduated from the Emperor's College of Oriental Medicine in 1984 and received his Doctorate of Oriental Medicine from Samra University of Oriental Medicine in Los Angeles in 1988.

    Currently, Master Kim practices martial arts and is a     licensed acupuncturist in Oklahoma City.

  • MEDIA

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    BOOK

    Tae Kwon Do (Kwang Moo Ryu Style) Volume 1.

    First published in 2017. Fifth revised edition coming soon.

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