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Stuart Anslow
Special Edition
228 Pages

Taekwon-do’s Black Hole
Rayners Lane Taekwon-do Syllabus DVDs Reviews
2nd to 1st Kup Syllabus DVDs Review
Top Tips For Successful Competition
Book Review: Ch’ang Hon Taekwon-do Hae Sul
Light Continuous Competition Sparring - A Lost Sport
When Is Kodang Not Kodang … When Its Juche!
The Making Of A Black Belt
Taekwon-Do’s Science
Grandmaster Tran Trieu Quan - My Thoughts
Totally TKD Q & A - Replies
The Encyclopedia Of Taekwon-Do Patterns
Surprise: Our Secret Ally
Review: The Encyclopedia Of Taekwon-Do Patterns
Patterns: The Devil Is In The Details
Patterns: The Devil Is In The Details - Pt. 2
Patterns: The Devil Is In The Details - Pt. 3
Patterns: The Devil Is In The Details - Pt. 4
Eui-Ri
Martial Arts Motivation & Setting Goals
Real Applications in the Standard Curriculum
Real Applications in the Standard Curriculum - Pt.2
Real Applications in the Standard Curriculum - Pt.3
Real Applications in the Standard Curriculum - Pt.4
Real Applications in the Standard Curriculum - Pt.5
Real Applications in the Standard Curriculum - Pt.6
The “Real” Role Of Stances
Beyond Medals & Trophies - The Real Benefits of Competition
The Historical Depth of General Choi’s Kata: Stuart Anslows From Creation To Unification
Ch’ang Hon Taekwon-do Hae Sul 2 - Review
Chambering The Perfect Side Piercing Kick
The Taekwon-Do History You Probably Never Knew!
How Long Should It Take To get A Black Belt?
How Often Should Your Students Grade?
Revising The ITF & GTF Pattern Definitions
‘Credits’ Where Credit Is Due!
A Brief History of Ch’ang Hon (ITF) Taekwon-Do
Boon Hae in Sunny Fife
The ‘Sine Wave’ - Revisited: Thoughts, Theories And Facts, from the last 15 years!
Who Murdered Yoo-Sin?
Correcting Tae Kwon Do History - The C.V of General Choi
Totally Tae Kwon Do Books
From Silk to Steel: Why Do We Tense Our Techniques and Are We Tensing In The Wrong Place?
Patterns Applications - The Essex Workshop
Submission Guidelines
Sponsorship Packages
Patricks TKD Funnies

About Stuart Anslow
Stuart was attracted to the martial arts, like so many others, by film. He saw a samurai movie when he was 15 and was inspired by the hero's warrior spirit and values. Thereafter, he read every book and watched every movie he could find; trained with friends who had begun learning various martial arts; sampled kung fu, judo and fencing; practiced on his own; and finally decided after a few years that he needed to join a proper club to improve. He chose Taekwon-Do.

Stuart's decision has served him well. He has since earned his 5th Dan, founded Rayners Lane Taekwon-Do Academy and authored seven books about Taekwon-Do – the Ch'ang Hon Taekwon-Do Hae Sul series, The Encyclopedia of Taekwon-Do Patterns series, and From Creation to Unification: The Complete Histories Behind the Ch'ang Hon (ITF) Patterns. Used copies of Stuart's books maintain high values on popular Internet sites such as Amazon, eBay, Alibris and others.

Stuart's warrior ethos likewise fueled the birth of Totally Tae Kwon Do. He noted a substantial decline and general decay in Taekwondo articles in martial arts magazines. Inspired by Ian Abernathy's Jissen digital magazine, Stuart launched Totally Tae Kwon Do on March 1, 2009 featuring articles by Michael Munyon, Dr. George Vitale, Simon O'Neill, Earl Weiss, Alex Gillis and Ian Abernathy.

Today, more than eight years later, Stuart continues to edit, design and write for the monthly magazine. His articles concentrate on technical and historical aspects of Ch'ang Hon Taekwon-Do as well as interviews with prominent figures such as Grandmaster Kim Bok-Man, Grandmaster Richard Chun and Master Doug Cook, and Master Ky-Tu Dang, to name only a few. A lover of books, Stuart also writes an occasional book or product review.

Stuart is a full-time instructor and father of four children.