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     The Chin Mu Kwan Taekwon-Do Federation recently completed our first recreational event with 30 Black Belts and family attending. The CTF Cruise started out in Ft. Lauderdale to Key West, Cozumel and then Coca Cay in the Bahamas. It was great to have a CTF casual event where the members had a chance to be together in an extremely fun environment and get to know each other better. Even better was the opportunity for Grandmaster Kang to relax and bond with his CTF family. Grandmaster Kang expressed how much he enjoyed the cruise. We all had a wonderful time on the ship with all its activities, delicious food, the shore excursions, beach and clear blue waters.

 

In the future we may plan another casual CTF fun event, let us know your ideas.

 

Yours in Taekwon-Do

 

Master Steve Davis

CTF-VP


Common Martial Art Philosophy Terms

By Master Hatabe

必勝

English                 CERTAIN VICTORY

Korean                 PIL SUNG

Japanese             HISSHO

Mandarin            BISHENG

Cantonese          BITSING

必

Surely, most certainly, must, underlying meaning of hope & praying

勝

Victory, to be better than, put up with something

 

            Certain Victory: In the martial context the meaning is: That no defeat is all encompassing and that through hard work and perseverance the battle can be won.  The challenge is both mental, physical and spiritual.

This term is usually seen on headbands in Korea and Japan. The head bands started in the early Korean and Japanese history for priests and for warriors to wear under their helmets to protect the head and keep sweat out of the eyes during battle. Usually prayers were written on the headbands. Now it is worn during tests for students in school or martial artist. It is thought that it helps the wearer to gather their spirits and show determination and resolve.


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