Tang Soo Do is a traditional Korean Martial Art of open hand and foot
     self defense. Tang Soo Do was developed from traditional Korean
     martial arts dating back over two thousand years. Tang Soo Do is taught
     as an art rather than as a sport. Tang Soo Do training allows the body to
     gain the ultimate use of its faculties through intensive physical and
     mental training. Its methods of instruction are designed to help an
     individual develop character, integrity, self-confidence, concentration
     and a respect for others. 

     The Art is centered around 8 Key Concepts & 10 Articles of Faith that
     define the key points in Tang Soo Do. 

              8 Key Concepts: 

       Yong Gi - Courage 
     Chung Shin Tong Il - Concentration 
     In Neh - Endurance 
     Chung Jik - Honesty 
     Kyum Son - Humility 
     Him Cho Chung - Control of Power 
     Shin Chook - Tension & Relaxation 
     Wan Gup - Speed Control 

             10 Articles of Faith: 

       1. Be loyal to your country. 
     2. Be loving between husband and wife. 
     3. Be obedient to your parents. 
     4. Be cooperative between brothers. 
     5. Be respectful to your elders. 
     6. Be faithful between teacher and student. 
     7. Be faithful between friends. 
     8. Know the difference between good and evil. 
     9. Never retreat in battle. 
     10. Always finish what you start. 

       With these values, the student develops a strong and solid inner and
     outer core. The values that Tang Soo Do teaches can be used and found
     in everyday life. Students are able to deal with conflicts easier with a
     much wiser heart and mind. Tang Soo Do molds children, teenagers, as
     well as adults into smarter more rounded people. The qualities learned
     through Tang Soo Do will last forever throughout the student's life as
     well as his peers and those who surround him.