These videos are interesting thank you for the content Kwang Jang Nim.

Very happy about these videos. I respect this style Soo muh. Much respect to u and everyone involved. God bless have great day

I trained Mu Duk Kwan style here in San Jose California doing the Palgwe forms in the late 70's and early 80's under Dan and Hyun K. Choi as the Dojang / School owners. It was very similar to Shotokan Karate except the Tae Kwon Do kicks are more more polished and advanced in their executions: So many kicks, jumping, spinning and flying kicks. the best kicks i have ever seen in any of all the Martial Arts Systems.

Thank you Kwan Jang Nim for continuing to lead even through this challenging time. The true measure of a leader is how they respond to challenges like the one we now face. Your father had gone through several difficult life challenges this is yours and your continued example and sharing history and technique is comforting and inspirational.

I have one question. Who created the 2 new Kee Cho Forms: "Kee Cho Hyung Sa Bu" and "Kee Cho Hyung Oh Bu."? Were they created by Grandmaster Hwang Kee, or were they created by someone else? 1.) Kee Cho Hyung IL Bu 2.) Kee Cho Hyung Ee Bu 3.) Kee Cho Hyung Sam Bu 4.) *Kee Cho Hyung Sa Bu* 5.) *Kee Cho Hyung Oh Bu*