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Choi
Kwang Do International Celebrates 20th Anniversary On
Saturday, March 3rd, Cobb County Sheriff Neil Warren welcomed over
2,000 participants and dignitaries at the Choi Kwang Do International seminar
and banquet held at the Galleria. Choi
Kwang Do Martial Arts International was founded by Grandmaster Kwang Jo Choi
in 1987. There are currently over 400
schools located in 40 countries including In honor
of the 20th anniversary of Choi Kwang Do International, Sheriff
Warren presented to the Grandmaster at the opening ceremonies a commendation
from Governor Sunny Perdue recognizing the positive impact he has had on the
many children and adults who have participated in his unique martial arts
training. Lt. Governor Casey Cagle
also sent a letter applauding the efforts of Grandmaster Choi and his
commitment and dedication to his students. Sheriff Warren was the Keynote
Speaker at the Banquet and further recognized Grand Master Choi’s
contribution not only to the business community but the citizens of Grandmaster
Choi, a ninth degree black belt, was inducted into the Martial Arts Hall of
Fame for the Tae Kwan Do Times Magazine and was proclaimed the 2006 Founder of
the Year. He recently celebrated his
65th birthday and continues to be actively involved in overseeing
the daily operations of Choi Kwang Do International which is headquartered in
Choi Kwang
Do is an art that not only teaches self defense, but focuses on
cardiovascular, flexibility, as well as self-discipline. It is a unique program based on modern
scientific principles from human anatomy.
The components are: physiology
(the branch of biological sciences dealing with the functioning of
organisms), psychology (the
science of mental life), kinesiology
(the branch of physiology that studies mechanics and anatomy in relation to
human movement), neurophysiology (the
branch of neuroscience that studies the physiology of the nervous system) and
biomechanics (human movement
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