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Eli's Soo Bahk Do Training
Eli, my son, just barely turned 3. Before he could even walk, I remember teaching him how to balance on against a chair executing a front and side kick into my palm. He watches me teach and often practices his hyung when I’m supposedly not looking. Soo Bahk Do being a passion of mine, it…
Thank you for sharing this video. I had found it on youtube prior to your blog. Definitely a favorite. Glad I saw your sig file on Warrior-Scholar. I am not as a prolific blogger as you, but please visit my site. With your permission I’d like to link to your site from my blog.
Best,
John
John,
I’m really sorry I haven’t responded to your comments yet. The comment notification emails were being sent to my spam folder. Of course you can link my site from your blog. I will take a look at yours as well. Is that you doing Chli Sung Il Lo? I really enjoy that hyung.