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TKDT School of the Month ATHA November American <strong>Taekwondo</strong> and Hapkido Academy (ATHA) at the United States Military Academy in West Point, New York, offers Tae Kwon Do, Hoshinsul and Hapkido training to the children of West Point Military Academy families. Masters Mary and Jan Brown are celebrating their ten year anniversary as the dojang’s senior instructors. Master Jan Brown is a fourth generation teacher and practitioner of Chung Do Kwan in the lineage of the Kwan’s founder Great <strong>Grandmaster</strong> Won Kuk Lee. The Browns emphasize the practical application of the traditions, philosophies and techniques contained in their program’s comprehensive curriculum. The motto, “We engineer confidence through practical application of technique,” demonstrates the emphasis on practical application. The ATHA is affiliated with the American Chung Do Kwan Limited. In this family-run organization, the Browns have found a dedicated group of professional, caring and compassionate martial artists. Tae Kwon Do rank testing is conducted in accordance with the Kukkiwon standards. Additionally, students perform classic poomsae that were practiced when the Kwans were established. Hapkido training and rank testing is conducted encompassing the World Hapkido Association and World Kido Federation standards. The Browns have successfully created a studentcentered culture with the objective to cultivate wellrounded martial artists. A speed break demonstrated by Travis. Master Mary Brown and son Jeremy make adjustments during basic technique walking line drills. Kyokpa, elbow strike, demonstrated by Thomas. 22 November 2009 / taekwondotimes.com Hoshinsul concepts and principles are being taught by Master Jan Brown.
Zoe and Burkley executing advanced one-steps. Hoshinsul, defense against a wrist lock, demonstrated by Brandon and Jeremy. A rainbow of belt colors and the smiling faces of the ATHA family. Thomas and Burkley executing advanced one-steps. Students practice basic techniques during walking line drills. Students build muscle memory while executing Komo #1 poomsae. taekwondotimes.com / November 2009 23
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