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Bewertung von hapkido-info.net
Dieses Buch bietet einen Überblick über verschiedene koreanische Waffen und ihre Handhabung. Die Beschreibungen sind teilweise recht ausführlich, allerdings sollte dieses Buch nicht als Lehrbuch für Waffenkampf verstanden werden, sondern eher als Informationsquelle über koreanische Waffen.
Bilder Qualität: befriedigend
Anzahl der Bilder: gut
Beschreibung: gut
Inhalt: befriedigend
Gliederung: gut
Gesamtwertung: Ein gutes Buch. Lesenswert!
Umschlagtext
THE FIGHTING WEAPONS OF KOREAN MARTIAL ARTS
BY IN HYUK SUH AND JANE HALLANDER
In the late 1950s, In Hyuk Suh organized and sys-temized Korea's scattered martial arts techniques into a single system. He called it ,,kuk sool won," or Korean national martial art association. Kuk sool won rapidly grew in Korea, finding favor not only with its countrymen, but also with visiting American servicemen.
Twenty years later, after receiving requests to take his new martial art to the West, In Hyuk Suh established the kuk sool won headquarters in San Francisco, Calif. Word Spread fast about a Korean martial art that could be all things to all people. Whether it was self-defense, weapons training, mental or physical conditioning, every aspect of the martial arts was covered under the umbrella known as kuk sool won.
In his first book aimed at the general public, In Hyuk Suh examines the topic of Korean weapons, induding: the favorite weapons of Korea's early warring factions; royal court weapons; and kuk sool won staff and sword forms.
This is the long-awaited work from the grandmaster of the world's leading traditional Korean martial art system
Inhalt
FOREWORD
CHAPTER ONE
KOREA´S ANCIENT WARRIORS 1
CHAPTER TWO
SADO MU SOOL´S SWORD 10
CHAPTER THREE
SADO MU SOOLS SIAFF 23
CHAPTER FOUR
THE WEAPONS OF BULKYO MU SOOL 33
CHAPTER FIVE
THE WEAPONS OF KOONG JOONG MU SOOL 43
CHAPTER SIX
ROYAL COURT WEAPONS 53
CHAPTER SEVEN
JUNG GUM HYUN (STRAIGHT SWORD FORM) 67
CHAPTER EIGHT
JOONG BONG HYUNG (MIDDLE STAFF FORM)122
ABOUT THE AUTHORS 161
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