Hello:
My name is Richard S. Evans, a.k.a. "Master Evans."
I am the founder of a martial art known as "Tae Kwon Ki Do/Karate Ki Do," which is influenced by a style of Tae Kwon Do, known as "Ji Do Kwan." I studied Ji Do Kwan formally within an organization known as the "World Sun Bae Do Federation" for over 15 years.
Formally, I studied Tae Kwon Do from 1988-2003. However, I have studied and continue to study various other styles, including Muay Thai, Jeet Kune Do, Karate, Hapkido and Jujitsu.
To learn more about Ji Do Kwan or Tae Kwon Do in general, take a look at these subjects on Wikipedia's website!
We are currently affiliated with a group known as “Koreja-Do.”
They are an all Christian Martial Arts group, and the current governing body with whom I hold my ranks.
Please feel free to visit the above listed web address to learn more about Koreja-Do and their affiliates.
Thank You!
Here is a brief description of our business and its philosophy:
Tae Kwon Ki Do/Karate Ki Do
Spirit, Mind and Body Training
Spirit, Mind and Body Training
New location:Beginning of March, 2009
We teach our classes at Faith United Methodist Church
in Downtown Canal Winchester, OH.
Please click on "Contact us" for more informations.
Our Mission Statement:
“To Attain Health and Wellness through Strong Training involving Physical, Mental and Spiritual Aspects, and Help Others do the same.”
“To Attain Health and Wellness through Strong Training involving Physical, Mental and Spiritual Aspects, and Help Others do the same.”
School Description:
A “Koreja-Do: Christian Martial Arts” affiliated school, we emphasize the pursuit of health and wellness through strong training involving physical, mental and spiritual aspects to help shape our participants into more well-rounded individuals with brighter dispositions and outlooks on life.
A “Koreja-Do: Christian Martial Arts” affiliated school, we emphasize the pursuit of health and wellness through strong training involving physical, mental and spiritual aspects to help shape our participants into more well-rounded individuals with brighter dispositions and outlooks on life.
Family Participation:
As an originally Christian-based organization, we encourage family participation in all of our classes. Within our organization, the most successful individuals are those who received support from their families as they trained. Without such support, many of our instructors would never have made it as far as they have. In fact, 2 out of 3 of our top-ranking instructors actually had relatives who both trained and supported them during a time when they were not able to do so, on their own.
As an originally Christian-based organization, we encourage family participation in all of our classes. Within our organization, the most successful individuals are those who received support from their families as they trained. Without such support, many of our instructors would never have made it as far as they have. In fact, 2 out of 3 of our top-ranking instructors actually had relatives who both trained and supported them during a time when they were not able to do so, on their own.
Teamwork:
It is imperative in our school that we create an environment, which promotes “mutual cooperation” among all participants. Without this aspect, it is in fact, impossible for any individual to learn and advance within our organization.
It is imperative in our school that we create an environment, which promotes “mutual cooperation” among all participants. Without this aspect, it is in fact, impossible for any individual to learn and advance within our organization.
Our Three Guiding Expectations:
There are 3 things we expect our participants to get from their training.
1. Physical Fitness
2. Self Defense
3. Mutual Respect
These 3 things are stressed equally and are expressed as each being 1 of 3 corners making up an “Equilateral Triangle.” All sides of the triangle are equal in value, making no single corner more important than the other ones.
There are 3 things we expect our participants to get from their training.
1. Physical Fitness
2. Self Defense
3. Mutual Respect
These 3 things are stressed equally and are expressed as each being 1 of 3 corners making up an “Equilateral Triangle.” All sides of the triangle are equal in value, making no single corner more important than the other ones.
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