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Sondrestrom Taekwondo Club 1984 - 1986
I marts 1984 rejste jeg til Grønland hvor jeg havde fået arbejde på den amerikanske base i Søndre Strømfjord / Kangerlussuaq. To måneder efter min ankomst startede jeg en Taekwondo Klub. Jeg var på det tidspunkt 1. kup (rødt bælte med tre streger).
Efter nogle måneders træning samlede klubbens medlemmer sammen så vi kunne invitere Sabum-nim Cho Woon Sup til Grønland for at afholde graduering.
Sabum-nim Cho kom til Grønland to gange i de 2,5 år jeg var der og jeg blev gradueret til 1. Dan, i Grønland.
Det første Taekwondo-hold efter den første graduering. Sondrestrom Air Base 1984
Fra venstre (bagerst) GM Cho Woon Sup, Ture, Jan, Knud, Graig, Michael (mig)
Fra venstre (front): Poul, Ivan, Jørgen, Denise, Kim
Det andet hold hvor GM Cho kom til graduering.Sondrestrom Air Base 1985
From left (back) Cho Woon Sup, Eisensee, Niels, Knud, Poul, Ivan, Michael (mig),
From left (front): Per, John, Dorte, Karoline
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July 1984
TAE-KWON-DO
A six degree Black Belt Cho-Woon-Sup
from Korea made a visit to the Base Gym, on July 17th, to overlook the graduation of the Tea-Kwon-Do class here on base. Every member of the Sondy Tae-Kwon-Do team graduated and Sondy now has a first-degree Black Belt, chief printer and trainer for the team, Michael Pedersen.
Mr. Knud Larsen graduated for the Green Belt; and the other 8 members, Ture Sorner, Jan Pedersen, Graig Heinselman, Poul Hansen,
Ivan Skov, Jørgen Lundtoft, Denise Rust and Kim Petersen all graduated for the Yellow Belt.
Congratulations to the whole team from
The Sun Staff!
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Udklip fra den lokale avis "The Sondrestrom Sun"
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Korean art form taught at Sondy
by Michael Pedersen, DAC
On January 19th approximately 70 people, at
the base gym had the opportunity to watch a Tae
Kwon Do demonstration performed by members of the Sondrestrom Tae Kwon Do Martial Arts class and
Master Cho Woon Sup a seventh degree master instructor from Denmark. The students demonstrated defensive skills learned during training while
Master Sup demonstrated years of training and concentration as he broke a stone with his hand.
Tae Kwon Do is a martial arts form that has
been in existence for at least 2,000 years. This
technique, which was developed in the Republic of
Korea, requires the use of 20% of your hands and
80% of your legs. Today there are about 15 million
Tae Kwon Do students 140 countries who are all
members of The World Tea Kwon Do Federation in
Seoul, Korea.
Cho Woon Sup, 33, teaches Tae Kwon Do at one
of the biggest martial arts school in Copenhagen.
In Denmark there are 70 Tae Kwon Do schools with
an enrollment of approximately 6,000 members.
Tae Kwon Do was first introduced at Sondrestrom
in May 1984. Classes here are taught by
Michael Pedersen, a first degree black belt, who
began Tae Kwon Do training in 1980.
Fifteen people are presently enrolled in
Pedersen’s’ class. The classes are held Tuesdays
and Thursdays from 7 - 8:30 P.M., in the base gym.
For addition information about enrolling contact
the base gym personnel at ext 684. |
Sondy’s Tae Kwon Do students demonstrate the precision and patience needed for mastering this martial art form that was discovered in Korea 2000 years ago.
(U.S. Air Force Photo by 1lt Llelwyn F. Grant) |
Udklip fra firmabladet
Base Gym 1985: Master Cho fandt en sten på basen og slog den over med hånden.
Efter gradueringen fejrede vi det i den danske Ro-klub, lidt uden for basen
Master Cho på den frosne fjord
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