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iamkenlee-blog · 11 months ago

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각종 인터넷 커뮤니티에 축구 협회 욕하는 글이 많이 올라오던데, 내가 축알못이라 뭐가 어디에서부터 잘못됐는지 판단은 못 하겠고. 다만 한때 무술 덕후로서 과거 대한검도회에서 있었던 문제가 연상되길래. 현재는 전혀 업데이트 하질 않아 이 조직이 어떻게 운영되고 있는지 모르고 그냥 옛날 얘기.

현대 검도는 유도와 마찬가지로 일본에서 유래했다. 유도가 '기도류'와 '천신진양류' 유술을 참고해 새롭게 탄생했듯, 검도 또한 '북진일도류'라는 유파에서 고안�� 죽도 + 보호구를 받아들임으로써 오늘날과 같은 모습으로 발전했다.

90년대에 '월간 검도세계'란 잡지가 있었다. 1997년 10월 창간해 2001년 12월호를 끝으로 폐간했다. 폐간 이유가 흔한 경영난이 아니었던 것으로 안다. 발행인이었던 고동수(검도 7단) 씨가 '대한검도회' 운영 전반을 문제 제기한 게 원인이었다고 들었다. 내 기억이 맞는지 확신이 들지 않아 검색을 해보니 마침 당사자가 한 인터뷰도 있구만.

http://news.bizwatch.co.kr/article/consumer/2020/08/31/0006 "검도 대부 고사범의 꿈'

지금은 어떤지 모르겠으나 당시엔 특정 대학교 출신이 조직을 장악하고 있었다. 내가 기억하는 대표 사례는 고(故) 서정학 씨 건이다. 평생 검도 수련을 한 원로이자 대한검도회 창립 멤버였다고 하던데, 대학교 인맥이 하나로 뭉쳐 사실상 내친 듯하다. 서정학 씨는 조직 내 갈등으로 물러난 뒤 '검선도'라는 단체를 만들어 운영하다 2005년 별세했다.

거의 모든 무술 단체가 자신들 무술의 기원을 삼국시대, 고조선까지 끌어 올리는 등 터무니없는 역사 왜곡을 아무런 죄책감 없이 자행하곤 한다. 대한검도회도 예외가 아니다. 웹페이지를 가 보면 일본 검술의 원류가 신라이므로 우리 무술이라는 궤변을 펼쳐 놓고 있다. 이런 인식 때문인지 '이순신 장군 탄신 기념 검도 대회' 같은 걸 한다. 무술에 국적은 그다지 의미가 없긴 하지만, 일본에서 유래한 검술 대회 이름이 '이순신 배'라니… 이건 좀 아니지 않나? 구글 검색하니 올해도 개최한 듯.

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bmyguesthouse-blog · 7 years ago

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#7시부 는 늘 활기가 넘친다 ^^ . 6시부 운동후 집에가기전 눈팅 및 도영상 촬영중 😉 . #명동#덕화원#德化院#대한검도회#劍道#운동#검도#명동검도#충무로검도#중구검도#서울검도#몸매관리#체형관리#운동하는남자#운동하는여자#피트니스#운동스타그램#workout#healthylifestyle#kendo#kumdo#swordsmanship#korea#🇰🇷(덕화원 德化院 대한검도에서)

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hwaryungrp · 6 years ago

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SPOTTED! KIM EUNGYEONG . 26.

Looks like they’ve been wandering around Hwaryung! You can find them living at HOUSE #1101 IN BYEONGRO or if they’re not home they’re probably working AS A KUMDO ATHLETE. If you can’t find them offline, feel free to message them @eungyk.

BIOGRAPHY

18th June 1992, Sendai, Japan.

The air almost filled with an upcoming summer breeze, and sun’s peeking through a cloud with blue painted all over the sky. A son is born, with Kindness, Mercy, and Honour printed on his name, in hopes by loving parents that he will bring this legacy until the very last of his breath. With the name, Kim Eun Gyeong. It was a beautiful day to greet the only son of Kim Hwi Chae and Kim Yoon Hee; a father who works in a private equity as a financial advisor and a mother who put her heart fully in cultural community exchange between Japan and Korea, retired as a Gayageum artist recently to deliver her only son. Smiles painted on their faces as Eun Gyeong cried for the first time, and slowly fell asleep in such a deep comfort as soon as his soft skin touches his mothers’.

Eun Gyeong spent his childhood growing up in Sendai, Japan; and definitely environment plays a huge role in shaping Eun Gyeong as an individual. Raised in a strict environment made Eun Gyeong grow into a well-mannered young boy with aspirations to be just like his father, a successful businessman. So he diligently study in school, achieving academic awards and scholarships, active in school community club (encouraged by his mother, of course) and become like the golden child every parents would want to. Looking by how determined he is, his parents decided to put him into a Kendo Club in school, knowing that Eun Gyeong might have a potential in the art of sword play, judging by how focused and collected he is as a person, not minding his young age. And that’s how Eun Gyeong found his spark of joy, igniting a fire in his heart as his hands are moulded together as soon as fingers gripped the shinai (bamboo sword). His father noticed how Eun Gyeong starts to love the art of sword play, also his mother encouraged him to join school competitions. Starting small in the school competitions, summer sports festivals, slowly but surely, building his confidence in the field. Until one day, Eun Gyeong is trusted enough to join the region-wide Kendo competition all across Sendai as one of the youngest kendōka.

Everything was in the right places for the young Eun Gyeong, it seems like he could hold the world on his hands at that point of time; yet we never know how uncertain the future would be.

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At the age of 15, Eun Gyeong is forced to move back to South Korea after spending most of his entire childhood back in Japan because his father’s business partner decided to terminate his working visa as the business didn’t go well at that year. It was tough for him, to leave everything behind, from friends, his Kendo team, but nevertheless, he followed suit. He started a clean slate, new school, new environment, new neighbourhood. His sensei back in Sendai recommended him to both to Daehan Kumdohoe (The Korea Kumdo Association, 대한검도회) and KKA to give him opportunity to train once more in South Korea. He agreed to join under the association as they gave him chances to compete as a young Kumdo athlete and opportunity to gain a scholarship. His parents saw the determination in Eun Gyeong’s eyes and they proceed to let him chose what he wants in his life for now. Eun Gyeong’s teenage life is filled now only with school studies and Kumdo training. It was hard for him to open up to a new environment, and his new school— they saw Eun Gyeong as a loner. He hardly opens up to anyone and not being able to communicate well as he is used with Japanese, plus he saw them merely as distraction. At some point of time, they ganged up on Eun Gyeong, calling him names, yet he kept silent and moved on. “It’s just a waste of time to deal with them.” He always said that whenever he came home with bruises on his face as his mother tend on the small scars and the blueish bruises. Months passed by; and things starts to crumble from his grip.

Everything started when Eun Gyeong found his father came home with a drunk state, it seems like months of being unemployed took a toll on him. At first, he let things slide as his father didn’t do anything but to sleep on the floor and mumbling incoherent words, yet his mother always taking care of him every single time this happened. Another night, Eun Gyeong went home a little bit later than usual from his Kumdo training and bumped into his own father, being close to a younger woman on their way back. He couldn’t do anything as he froze in shock at that view, yet his knuckles turned white with anger building up inside of him; still, his mother waited for both of them to come home safely with open arms and loving smile, not knowing that Eun Gyeong saw something that might turn the house into a hell-hole. It goes from days to months, until one night changed the fate of the family. Eun Gyeong always been a light sleeper, one night he was woken up by a loud crashing noise— similar to a glass that’s being broken. Eyes widen in shock as he saw his father, gripping tightly onto a broken soju bottle with his mother kneeling down in fear as her hands trembled picking up the broken shards. He saw his father starting to kick his mother, curse words slurred out from that poisoned mouth, and at the second Eun Gyeong couldn’t take it anymore. Everything happened so fast, the only thing he remember is his bloodied knuckles, him standing in dark alleyway, heavy breathings escaped from his lips as his hand gripped tightly onto his bamboo sword, rage and disappointment clouded his mind, and his father on the ground, beaten and battered. “Don’t you dare to find us.” That was the last word he said to his on father, before returning home to his own mother, crying endlessly after that traumatic event. It made Eun Gyeong’s heart broke in pieces, determined to make his mother’s life better after what happened that night yet fear creeped behind him, scared what if he grew up just like his own father.

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The only thing that kept him going and pushing through the tough times during his teenage year is the sport and academic scholarship; with that, he won’t put any burdens onto his mother’s shoulders with tuition fees as she’s now running a small bakery for their living. Staying at school until late, went to Kumdo practices until dawn breaks, helping his mother on the weekends at the flower shop. Sometimes his mother joked, “You don’t really have a social life, do you?” but all he could think of, is to do his best at this point of time to repay all the kindness that he mother gave to him, her sacrifices— he want to respect and honour his mother with all his achievements. Getting into Accounting major in Hwaryung Academic Institute with his sports scholarship, snatched gold medal in Kumdo nation-wide Tournament, and becoming one of the team members to represent Korea in World Kendo Championship during his final year in University.

Things are back on track after 5 years of struggle and tough times, exactly right on Eun Gyeong’s plans; certified and registered as one of the national Kumdo athlete under Daehan Kumdohoe team, bought a house for both him and his mother, while sparing some time to help his mother as usual on the small, quaint bakery; that brought his life a little spark of joy besides Kumdo.

We shall see what will the future brings for Eun Gyeong, as the universe might change the course— or not?

PERSONALITY

( + ) courteous, loyal, observant ( - ) gullible, rigid, secretive

#HR;FOLLOW #make sure to welcome the new members!!

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paytong1 · 5 years ago

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안양 신흥7 명문 검도장 대한검도회 안양호원검도관에서 기업홍보 통화연결음 비즈링을 신청해주셨습니다(검도장 비즈링 전화안내멘트 KT비즈링)

지금까지 이런 검도관은 없었다

안양 신흥 명문 검도장 안양호원검도관입니다!

요즘 검도에 사람들의 관심이 많아지는데요

예능프로에 출연한 아이돌 몇몇도 방송에서

검도실력을 뽐내 화제가 된적이 있었죠

대부분 검도가 일본에서 비롯된걸로 알고있는데요

그건 전혀 사실이 아닙니다.

대한검도회 검도는 우리나라 전통의 검술이죠.

과거시대로 돌아가보더라도 중국 한반도 일본

이렇게 전해지는게 상식적이지 않겠어요?

안양지역에 계신분들 혹은 자녀가 있으신분들

안양호원검도관 한번씩 들러주세요~

생활에 큰 활력소가 될거라 자부합니다

안양호원검도관 사장님 화이팅!

스마트비즈링멘트

지금까지 이런 검도관은 없었다.

안양 신흥 명문 검도장, 대한검도회 안양호원검도관!!

최고의 지도력으로 보답드립니다. 잠시만 기다려주세요

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dukefuqua · 5 years ago

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대한당구연맹, 대한체육회 주관 선진화평가 2년 연속 우수 단체 선정

사단법인 대한당구연맹(회장 남삼현)이 대한체육회 73개 회원종목단체(정회원 61개, 준회원 4개, 인정회원 8개)를 대상으로 실시한 '2019 회원종목단체 선진화 평가'에서 2018년에 이어 2년 연속 우수 단체로 선정되었다. 대한당구연맹은 대한씨름협회, 대한검도회 등과 함께 비( 非) 올림픽·아시안게임 종목 중에서도 전 source http://article.joins.com/news/article/article.asp?total_id=23667751&cloc=rss-most_view-sports

#먹튀검증 #먹튀사이트 #먹튀114 #먹튀검증업체 #먹튀헌터 #먹튀폴리스 #먹튀검색 #먹튀신고 #먹튀탐정 #먹튀팬다 #토토검증업체 #먹튀뷰 #토토검증사이트 #검증놀이터 #토토먹튀

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