| Chon Tu Kwon Bup Da Han Mu Sul |
Chon Tu Kwon Bup
A development of a Korean based martial art drawing on experiences of
Master Nigel May
Kwon Bup is a loose translation for Korean Kempo/Kenpo and early Korean Arts
took the kwon Bup name and applied to early forms of hard styles now known
as Taekwondo Tang Soo Do Tae Soo do etc
Chon Tu Kwon Bup is an easily applied system of hosinsul arranged in Sets for
memory retention so our defence techniques become a reflexive action when
required for combatitive situations
The curriculum is organised into 8 sets of self defence
The first three cover defence from strikes and kicks
the next series of defence covers clothing grabs
the last 2 sets cover batton Knife and ground defence to give the Kwon Bup
practitioner a well rounded set of skills for all ranges of defence.
The requirements for the Black Belt require all Kwon Bup sets drills and survival
against multiple attacks covering defence against strikes grabs weapons and
ground defence
Coming soon is the set of DVD's for the home Study student
Membership Information please contact Kwon Bup HQ
A development of a Korean based martial art drawing on experiences of
Master Nigel May
Kwon Bup is a loose translation for Korean Kempo/Kenpo and early Korean Arts
took the kwon Bup name and applied to early forms of hard styles now known
as Taekwondo Tang Soo Do Tae Soo do etc
Chon Tu Kwon Bup is an easily applied system of hosinsul arranged in Sets for
memory retention so our defence techniques become a reflexive action when
required for combatitive situations
The curriculum is organised into 8 sets of self defence
The first three cover defence from strikes and kicks
the next series of defence covers clothing grabs
the last 2 sets cover batton Knife and ground defence to give the Kwon Bup
practitioner a well rounded set of skills for all ranges of defence.
The requirements for the Black Belt require all Kwon Bup sets drills and survival
against multiple attacks covering defence against strikes grabs weapons and
ground defence
Coming soon is the set of DVD's for the home Study student
Membership Information please contact Kwon Bup HQ
| Kwon Bup |
Interpretation of Kwon Bup from the Muyedobotongi a key reference for
Korean Mudo Historians
Kwon Bup means fist fighting method. The earliest surviving written reference
to Kwon Bup is found in the Muyedobotongji, which has extensive
documentation on the techniques and history of Kwon Bup. According to this
text, Kwon Bup was impractical for large scale combat on the battlefield, but
was taught as an introduction to the martial arts. Soldiers learned Kwon Bup
prior to learning more complex weapons arts to master footwork and body
control. It was also taught as a method of personal self-defense for Joseon
warriors.
Quan fa is a generic term used for open handed Chinese martial arts. The
hanja for quan fa and Kwon Bup are the same. The chapter in the
muyedobotongji dealing with Kwon Bup was inspired by Chinese writings
describing quan fa-techniques. It was the Chinese general Qi Jiguang who
said that empty-handed fighting methods were impractical on the battlefield.
These days the term Kwon Bup is used in many Korean martial arts as a
reference to their empty-handed curriculum.
Dojang Charters
Chon Tu Kwon Bup HQ
International
Chon Tu Kwon Bup USA
Frank Fuller Ho Shin Kwon Bup
Korean Mudo Historians
Kwon Bup means fist fighting method. The earliest surviving written reference
to Kwon Bup is found in the Muyedobotongji, which has extensive
documentation on the techniques and history of Kwon Bup. According to this
text, Kwon Bup was impractical for large scale combat on the battlefield, but
was taught as an introduction to the martial arts. Soldiers learned Kwon Bup
prior to learning more complex weapons arts to master footwork and body
control. It was also taught as a method of personal self-defense for Joseon
warriors.
Quan fa is a generic term used for open handed Chinese martial arts. The
hanja for quan fa and Kwon Bup are the same. The chapter in the
muyedobotongji dealing with Kwon Bup was inspired by Chinese writings
describing quan fa-techniques. It was the Chinese general Qi Jiguang who
said that empty-handed fighting methods were impractical on the battlefield.
These days the term Kwon Bup is used in many Korean martial arts as a
reference to their empty-handed curriculum.
Dojang Charters
Chon Tu Kwon Bup HQ
International
Chon Tu Kwon Bup USA
Frank Fuller Ho Shin Kwon Bup
Chon Tu Kwon Bup Kwan Recognition
Dae Han Mu Sul Won
Han Kuk Mu Sul Won
European Jujitsu Union
Shinja US
Dae Han Mu Sul Won
Han Kuk Mu Sul Won
European Jujitsu Union
Shinja US