Kuk Sool Martial Arts Semi-private classes for Large Group Prices

Being a kind of germaphobe and clean freak, the school has always been exceptionally spotless and germ-free!Being a kind of germaphobe and clean freak, the school has always been exceptionally spotless and germ-free!

What a great day to Ki Breath.... In your nose... Out your mouth...What a great day to Ki Breath.... In your nose... Out your mouth...

Kuk Sool Practitioners -The 18 sa hyal strikes: 1. -Baek hae (head) - This is a single downward strike to the top of the opponent's head. Since the top of the h...ead is not an easy target to reach, this strike is not often used. 2. -Kaek jao in (temple) - Administered with either one or two sticks, this is a popular striking area for in-close defense. It's a horizontal blow to the temple area with the side of the stick. 3. -Chun jong (middle of the back, between the shoulder blades) - This is a straight thrust into the center of the opposition's back. 4. - Yong chun (bottom of the foot) - Another short-stick strike that is seldom used due to the obscure location of the pressure point, which is at the bottom of the foot. This is actually one of the more deadly pressure points. 5. -Kumi (solar plexus) - Although technically listed as a lethal blow, the solar plexus strike is more often thought of as a disabling strike made with a straight thrust. It knocks the breath out of attackers and leaves them defenseless. 6. -Hap kok (top of the foot) - This blow is delivered to the area just behind the opponent's toes on the top portion of the foot. Besides any lethal aspects this strike might have, it also leaves the enemy unable to put weight on the struck foot, and therefore partially defenseless. 7. -Oon moon (side of the groin) - It looks like this strike is made to the sensitive groin area, but actually it is administered to a pressure point slightly to the side of the groin. 8. -Kuk chun (armpit) - Besides being a killing point when used with the right force, this upward blow to the armpit is extremely painful and will instantly stop most attackers. 9. -Ah moon (base of the skull) - This is often seen as a knockout blow using either the side or the end of the sticks. 10. -Tae po (above the ribs) - A straight thrust into the opponent's side just above his ribs describes this fight-ending strike. 11. -In jung (base of nose) - This requires good technique and control to administer correctly. It is a blow angled slightly upwards to the base of the attacker's nose. 12. -Kaen jung (top of the shoulder) - This pressure point on the top of the shoulder can cause pain, temporarily paralyze, or kill, according to Suh. 13. -Dan jung (navel) - This pressure point is located slightly above the navel. 14. -Sim kwul - This pressure point is located at the navel. 15. -Um kwul - This point is located directly below the navel. The navel is considered to be the center of a person's ki (internal energy). 16. -Jang moon (floating rib) - This is often a straight strike to the floating rib on either side of the rib cage. 17. -Pok sang (the ankle bone) - This hard strike is made slightly below and to either side of the opposition's ankle bone. It has an instant crippling effect. 18. -Sam um kyo (inside of shin) - This final strike is made to the tendon that lies on the inside of the shin. It's another painful and crippling blow. #wichicago #warriorinstituteofchicago #kuksool #kuksoolwon #hapkido #kuksoolhapkido #koreanmartialart

I know some of you think this is just impossible. If you Say you Can't, you won't! If you Say you Can, You Will!

SELF DEFENSE CLASSES NOW BEING OFFERED! Learn how not to become a victim first. 2nd get your body ready to defend off attackers. 3rd continue your on going training every other week for FREE! call 918-845-3596

WE are so into this!!!!!!!

Come One, Come All! It is Time For FUN!