Although the way in which Kuk-Sool is practiced today was formulated on relatively newer teaching models, the framework was based on ancient cultural traditions of the Korean people. In fact, this early history is considered so important that it’s believed the physical techniques will not sufficiently enrich one’s understanding of martial arts without an appreciation of these classical roots, and thereby allow you to truly grow as a student of the traditional Korean martial arts.
Renowned for numerous accomplishments, Master Kunz is well-versed in both empty-hand and weapon forms, and is extremely knowledgeable when it comes to joint-locks, pressure points, and Ki training, having been fortunate enough to study under some of the best Masters ever known to teach Kuk-Sool.
Superb for self-defense, Kuk-Sool is a unique martial arts system that covers a broad spectrum of the established Asian fighting arts and body conditioning techniques, as well as mental development to prepare one for combat, and it also includes training in traditional weaponry.
Classes primarily focus on building strength, coordination, and endurance, not to mention other aspects and skills needed to actively defend oneself. Additionally students are taught to recognize threatening circumstances so they can avoid a physical attack altogether; safety being the ultimate concern rather than fighting. The training is also designed to help instill self-confidence, self-discipline, and the calm self-assurance that in a dangerous situation, you can often do more than you think you can.
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