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  2. Power

  3. Focus

  4. Balance

  5. Control

 

Chung Do Kwan

Gym of the Blue Wave

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     Five Points Camp 2008    pictures click here

Congratulations to our Newest Black Belts: Barbara Manny Filomina

Bob, Barbara, Manny & Filomena

Black Belt Test 2006

Poughkeepsie Tournament 2008 pictures click here

March 25 2006

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Black Belt Summer Camp 2007

Summer Camp 2006 - Headquarters'

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PERFECTION - Photo taken by Bob in 1981.

 Grand Master Duk Sung Son's Side Kick

Tae Kwon Do - Korean Karate

   Tae Kwon Do is a modern term first coined in 1955 by Grand Master Duk Sung Son, 9th degree black belt and President of the World Tae Kwon Do Association (WTKDA). Tae Kwon Do taught in traditional fashion utilizes non-contact sparring to ensure safety and teach non-violence. Grand Master Duk Sung Son is the author of two texts, Korean Karate: the Art of Tae Kwon Do (1968) and Black Belt Korean Karate (1983), and is seen from time to time in martial arts magazine interviews. Grand Master Duk Sung Son personally taught all classes at the WTKDA Headquarters’ until his retirement. The WTKDA is the oldest and largest martial arts association in the United States. His organization has grown to a level of over 450 schools from coast to coast.

   There were many martial art schools in Korea, but the largest and most important of the Kwan's was the Chung Do Kwan Institute, who's membership swelled to over 5,000. Then on June 25, 1950 war broke out, and Grand Master Won Kuk Lee appointed Master Duk Sung Son as the headmaster over the Chung Do Kwan. G.M. Lee's instructor in Japan was Gichin Funakoshi, the founder of Shotokan Karate. This is the origin of Traditional Tae Kwon Do forms.  

   Grand Master Duk Sung Son retired in 2009.

   In 2010 - The USATMA was formed.  Grand Master Duk Sung Son's legacy will continue according to his strict guidelines and teachings as we were taught.  USATMA - USA TAE KWON DO MASTERS ASSOCIATION .

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Current Events & Recent Events

June 5th, The North East Spring Tournament & Black Belt Test in Poughkeepsie, N.Y. was great.

March 12th, The South East Spring Tournament & Black Belt Test in South Carolina was a great success.

Five Points Karate

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   Five Points Karate instructor, Bob Heckmann, 6th Degree Black Belt has studied directly under Grand Master Duk Sung Son for thirty-five years. All classes and testing are still in accordance to strict guidelines set by Grand Master Duk Sung Son. "How Long?"  "Bery Import".  G.M.

Bob - Summer Camp 2005Focus, self-control and precision at the point of impact.

Bob Heckmann at Summer Camp, Headquarters' & Tournament

Karate is more than self-defense, it is a Way of Life!

  •  Never Quit!
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  •  Reduce stress and fatigue.
  •  Don't allow anyone to bully you anymore.
  •  Combat Obesity and the lack of physical activity.
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  •  Compete in Tournaments and participate in our Black Belt Summer Camp.
  •  Start now with the world's most popular Martial Art, TAE KWON DO.

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 Daily workouts consist of: warm ups, basics, forms, sparring, three step and warm downs.

 

“Great Martial Artists are not great because of their technique, they are great because of their dedication and technique.” - Bob

 

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"We are what we repeatedly do.  Excellence, then is not an act, but a habit" - Aristotle

"Yes I Can" - Sammy Davis Jr.

"How Long?" - G.M. Son


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