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Interviews, Biographies & Legacies - Vol. 3
Special Edition
226 Pages

Grandmaster Walter “Al” Cole
Col. Lee Sang Ku
Master Tony Vella Interview
In Recognition: Master Ted Hopwood
An Interview With TKD Olympian Sarah Stevenson
Dual Interview With Grandmaster Richard Chun & Master Doug Cook
An Interview With Master Ray Gayle
Master Jonny Black
An Interview With Master Ky-Tu Dang
An Interview With Master Ky-Tu Dang - Pt.2
An Interview With “The Bootman” Tom Wynne
An Interview With “The Bootman” Tom Wynne Pt.2
Colonel Nam Tae-Hi: General Choi’s Right Hand Man
Jade Jones Mini Interview
Nam Tae-Hi: Chung Do Kwan’s Quiet Man
An Interview with Poomsae Applications Expert: Simon John O’Neill
Grandmaster Benny Rivera Remembered
The Real Original Masters of Taekwon-Do
The Real Original Masters of Taekwon-Do - Pt. 2
The Real Original Masters of Taekwon-Do - Pt. 3
Taekwon-Do Is A Low Family Tradition: An Interview With Grandmaster Low Koon Lin
The Real Original Masters of Taekwon-Do - Pt. 4
The Real Original Masters of Taekwon-Do - Pt. 5
Grandmaster Kim, Jae Han—A Biography
“It’s Not The Art - It’s The Heart - An Interview with ‘Celebrity Gangster’ Dave Courtney
Grandmaster Keith D. Yates - Interview
The Original Taekwondo Schools & Their Founders
The Original Taekwondo Schools & Their Founders - Pt. 2
The Original Taekwondo Schools & Their Founders - Pt. 3
Jaroslaw Suska - Interview
The Original Taekwondo Schools & Their Founders - Pt. 4
Submission Guidelines
Sponsorship Packages
Patricks TKD Funnies

Contributors
Stuart Anslow (cover), Liam Cullen (rear cover), Master Mike Swope, Grandmaster Richard Chun, Grandmaster Low Koon Lin, Grandmaster Keith D. Yates, Dr. George Vitale, Master Ku-Tu Dang, Master Tony Vella, Master Doug Cook, Master Ray Gayle, Sarah Stevenson, Tom Wynne, Jade Jones, Simon O’Neill, Dave Courtney, Jaroslaw Suska, Master Earl Weiss, Stuart Anslow, Master Frank Murphy, Paul Mitchell, Master Cyril McSweeney, Dr. Zibby Kruk, Charlie Wildish, John Dowding, Piotr Bernat and Ørjan Nilsen - with the cartoons of Patrick McWade

Interviews, Biographies & Legacies - Vol. 3
Special Edition

Totally Tae Kwon Do has published dozens of Interviews, Profiles and Legacies in its first 100 issues about the earliest pioneers of Taekwondo and contemporary practitioners who have helped develop and make Taekwondo a globally recognized martial art. Totally Tae Kwon Do has collected these articles into these volumes which offer unique personal perspectives of the art that has captured the hearts and minds of millions around the world.

This third volume of Interviews, Profiles & Legacies features such influential pioneers as Nam Tae-Hi, General Choi Hong-Hi's “right hand man”; the real Original Masters of (ITF) Taekwon-Do; the founders of the first Korean kwans; Low Koon Lin, the first non-Korean student of Taekwon-Do; and Keith D. Yates, pioneer of Korean Karate in the United States. This third volume also celebrates contemporary artists such as Walter “Al” Cole, the U.S. delegate to the 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney, Australia; Ted Hopwood, who represented the UK in the 1st ITF World Taekwon-Do Championships in Montreal, Canada; Sarah Stevenson, who won Britain's first-ever medal for Taekwondo in the 2008 Olympics in Beijing, China; Ky-Tu Dang, multiple European and World Kukki Taekwondo poomsae champion; Simon John O'Neill, author of the ground-breaking book The Taegeuk Cipher; and Jaroslaw Suska, 19-time Tul European Champion and 5-time Tul World Champion. These personalities, of course, represent only a small number who have been featured in Totally Tae Kwon Do so far.

Editor Stuart Anslow recognizes that Taekwondo would not be the worldwide phenomenon it is today if not for the people who have developed, promoted and shaped the art. He also knows that Totally Tae Kwon Do has only begun to tap this abundant and bountiful resource..