Grandmaster Park Jung Tae
The Late Grandmaster Park Jung Tae
Founder of Global Taekwon-Do Federation (GTF), one of the Pioneers of Taekwon-Do, being called as "Technical Perfectionist"
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Thursday, May 15, 2008
Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Grandmaster Dato Dr. Sabree Salleh
Short documentary on Grandmaster/Sasung Dato' Dr. Sabree Salleh (9th Dan), Global Taekwon-Do Federation (GTF)
MITF Promo Video:-
Dr. Sabree Salleh is one of a few non-Korean who was personally trained by the late General Choi Hong Hi (The Founder of Taekwon-Do, and Past-President of International Taekwon-Do Federation). Sabree was born in Kangar, Perlis, Northern Malaysia. He started training in martial arts at the age of seven in the traditional Silat Kuntau Melaka, Silat Sending, Silat Gayung, and Thai Boxing.
In the early 60’, Sabree began to learn Taekwon-Do from the Korean instructor C.K Choi. He also studied under J.C. Kim Choi Kwang Jo & Choi Yik Seong.
In 1970 Sabree further his education at MARA Institute of Technology (ITM) Petaling Jaya, Selangor. There he established ITM Taekwon-Do Club and the Kuala Lumpur Taekwon-Do Association. He taught Taekwon-Do to the FELDA Club, The Eurosian Club, Malayan Banking Club, the Sultan Idris Teachers Training College Club, MARDI Club and the Tun Abdul Razak School (SDAR) Club in Seremban.
Sabree formed the Malaysian Taekwon-Do Federation (MTF) and became its first Secretary General. While in Kuala Lumpur Sabree also trained under Lee Byong Moo, Low Koon Lin. He was then hand-picked by General Choi Hong Hi to be his student.
While at ITM, Sabree represented MTF demonstration team to Indonesia, Brunei, Thailand and Philippines. In 1973, he represented ITF to demonstrate along with the elite members of South Korean Navy Taekwon-Do experts.
He continued his education at Glasgow College, Scotland. He became the instructor for Rhee Ki Ha Taekwon-Do Academy and also the instructor for the United Kingdom Taekwon-Do Association (UKTA). He continued his Taekwon-Do training under Gen Choi Hong Hi and Master Park Jung Tae in Toronto, Canada
With ITF instructors, he conducted training in Mexico, Panama, Honduras, Puerto Rico, Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay, Colombia and El Salvador. He also gave demonstration in Northern Ireland, Poland, Italy, Spain, Turkey, Yugoslavia, Syria, Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon and Iraq.
In 1979, Sabree continued his education at Brooks Institute, Santa Barbara California. He founded the Sabree’s Taekwon-Do Academy in Goleta, California and in Tjuana, Mexico. He was the Director for the United States Taekwon-Do Federation (USTF) Western Zone. He was also ITF, Under-Secretary General, Chairman of Public Relation and Executive Director. He was also the council member of North American Taekwon-Do Federation (NATF).
He continued his training under Master Han Cha Kyo in Chicago, Lee Suk Ki of Edminton , Canada. With ITF instructors he conducted training and seminars in Puerto Rico, Greece, Italy, Austria, East Germany, Romania, Poland, Spain, Belgium, Russia and Jamaica. In 1982, he was the instructor for USTF team for the ITF Inter-Continental Championships in St. Foy Canada. In 1983 he was an instructor of the ITF Summer Camp held in Montreal, Canada and Vermont, USA. Sabree was the instructor for USTF team at the 4th World ITF Championship in Glasgow Scotland. He was the Chief Referee for the All Europe Taekwon-Do Championship in Budapest, Hungary.
In 1984, Sabree completed taking 20,000 photographs for General Choi Hong Hi 15 volumes of Taekwon-Do Encyclopedia.
Sabree returned to Malaysia in the early 1985 where he worked full time as a Lecturer, Professor and Dean of University Technology MARA University (UiTM) for 17 years. In 1986, he founded the Malaysian International Taekwon-Do Federation (MITF) and was MITF President and Chief Instructor (1986-1998). He was promoted to 7th Degree Blackbelt in 1989. In 1991 he became the Secretary General of the Asia Pacific Taekwon-Do Federation (APTF).
Sabree headed the Malaysian National Team to the ITF World Championships. The 5th in Athens Greece in 1987, the 6th at Budapest, Hungary in 1988, the 7th at Montreal, Canada in 1990 and the 8th at Pyongyang, North Korea in 1992. In 1990 he also headed Malaysian National team to ITF 1st Children Championship in Moscow, Russia and in 1991 at the Asia Pacific (APTF) Championship in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. In 1995 and 1997 to APTF Championships in Tokyo Japan.
Sabree conducted seminars/demonstration with Gen Choi to New Zealand, Australia, Singapore, Philippines, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, India, Pakistan, China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Japan, Uzbekistan and Russia. In 1994 he represented ITF in the Asia Olympic Council Conference in Bangkok Thailand.
In 1994, Sabree organized the 9th World ITF Taekwon-Do Championship in Terengganu, Malaysia with 86 countries National teams participated. Malaysia succeeded to attain the 4th place. It was officiated by the Prime Minister of Malaysia.
Sabree received many awards and medals from the Malaysian Government for his contribution to the Martial Arts. This include two ‘Knighthood’ (Dato’), DPMT in 1994 and DSSA in 1999. He also received the ‘Order of Friendship 2nd Class” from President of DPR Korea in 1994. He is the first non-Korean to receive this award for his contribution in promoting of Taekwon-Do worldwide. He was promoted to 8th Degree Blackbelt by ITF and 7th Degree Hapkido by Korean Hapkido Association, Seoul, Korea.
Sabree founded The Malaysian Global Taekwon-Do Federation (MGTF) in 1999 and become MGTF President & Chief Instructor from 1999-2005. MGTF is a National Taekwon-Do Organization registered and recognized by Malaysian Government. He was also The Senior Vice-President of The Global Taekwon-Do Federation (GTF) from 1999-2005.
In 2001, after over 45 years involment in Taekwon-Do, Sabree Salleh was promoted to 9th Degree Black Belt by Grand Master Park Jung Tae himself of The Global Taekwon-Do Federation (GTF), Canada, and by The Korean Pro-Taekwon-Do Federation (KPTF), Seoul, Korea. Sabree also received 9th Degree Black Belt from the World All style Combat Organization (WASCO), Italy. Currently he is also WASCO Vice- President.
In 2005, Sabree with other Malaysian Martial arts senior instructors formed The Malaysian Martial Arts Grand Masters Martial Association (MAGMA). He is now an Advisor/Founder member to MAGMA.
Sabree’s was admitted to be a member of WHFSC –THE WORLD HEAD OF FAMILY SOKESHIP COUNCIL (The most prestegious World Grand Master Council) in 2007.
He was awarded WHFSC INTERNATIONAL HALL OF FAME AWARD 2008, at WHFSC 16th Annual International Award and Symposium at The Crowne Plaza Hotel, San Antonio, Texas, USA on May 24th 2008.
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In the early 60’, Sabree began to learn Taekwon-Do from the Korean instructor C.K Choi. He also studied under J.C. Kim Choi Kwang Jo & Choi Yik Seong.
In 1970 Sabree further his education at MARA Institute of Technology (ITM) Petaling Jaya, Selangor. There he established ITM Taekwon-Do Club and the Kuala Lumpur Taekwon-Do Association. He taught Taekwon-Do to the FELDA Club, The Eurosian Club, Malayan Banking Club, the Sultan Idris Teachers Training College Club, MARDI Club and the Tun Abdul Razak School (SDAR) Club in Seremban.
Sabree formed the Malaysian Taekwon-Do Federation (MTF) and became its first Secretary General. While in Kuala Lumpur Sabree also trained under Lee Byong Moo, Low Koon Lin. He was then hand-picked by General Choi Hong Hi to be his student.
While at ITM, Sabree represented MTF demonstration team to Indonesia, Brunei, Thailand and Philippines. In 1973, he represented ITF to demonstrate along with the elite members of South Korean Navy Taekwon-Do experts.
He continued his education at Glasgow College, Scotland. He became the instructor for Rhee Ki Ha Taekwon-Do Academy and also the instructor for the United Kingdom Taekwon-Do Association (UKTA). He continued his Taekwon-Do training under Gen Choi Hong Hi and Master Park Jung Tae in Toronto, Canada
With ITF instructors, he conducted training in Mexico, Panama, Honduras, Puerto Rico, Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay, Colombia and El Salvador. He also gave demonstration in Northern Ireland, Poland, Italy, Spain, Turkey, Yugoslavia, Syria, Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon and Iraq.
In 1979, Sabree continued his education at Brooks Institute, Santa Barbara California. He founded the Sabree’s Taekwon-Do Academy in Goleta, California and in Tjuana, Mexico. He was the Director for the United States Taekwon-Do Federation (USTF) Western Zone. He was also ITF, Under-Secretary General, Chairman of Public Relation and Executive Director. He was also the council member of North American Taekwon-Do Federation (NATF).
He continued his training under Master Han Cha Kyo in Chicago, Lee Suk Ki of Edminton , Canada. With ITF instructors he conducted training and seminars in Puerto Rico, Greece, Italy, Austria, East Germany, Romania, Poland, Spain, Belgium, Russia and Jamaica. In 1982, he was the instructor for USTF team for the ITF Inter-Continental Championships in St. Foy Canada. In 1983 he was an instructor of the ITF Summer Camp held in Montreal, Canada and Vermont, USA. Sabree was the instructor for USTF team at the 4th World ITF Championship in Glasgow Scotland. He was the Chief Referee for the All Europe Taekwon-Do Championship in Budapest, Hungary.
In 1984, Sabree completed taking 20,000 photographs for General Choi Hong Hi 15 volumes of Taekwon-Do Encyclopedia.
Sabree returned to Malaysia in the early 1985 where he worked full time as a Lecturer, Professor and Dean of University Technology MARA University (UiTM) for 17 years. In 1986, he founded the Malaysian International Taekwon-Do Federation (MITF) and was MITF President and Chief Instructor (1986-1998). He was promoted to 7th Degree Blackbelt in 1989. In 1991 he became the Secretary General of the Asia Pacific Taekwon-Do Federation (APTF).
Sabree headed the Malaysian National Team to the ITF World Championships. The 5th in Athens Greece in 1987, the 6th at Budapest, Hungary in 1988, the 7th at Montreal, Canada in 1990 and the 8th at Pyongyang, North Korea in 1992. In 1990 he also headed Malaysian National team to ITF 1st Children Championship in Moscow, Russia and in 1991 at the Asia Pacific (APTF) Championship in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. In 1995 and 1997 to APTF Championships in Tokyo Japan.
Sabree conducted seminars/demonstration with Gen Choi to New Zealand, Australia, Singapore, Philippines, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, India, Pakistan, China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Japan, Uzbekistan and Russia. In 1994 he represented ITF in the Asia Olympic Council Conference in Bangkok Thailand.
In 1994, Sabree organized the 9th World ITF Taekwon-Do Championship in Terengganu, Malaysia with 86 countries National teams participated. Malaysia succeeded to attain the 4th place. It was officiated by the Prime Minister of Malaysia.
Sabree received many awards and medals from the Malaysian Government for his contribution to the Martial Arts. This include two ‘Knighthood’ (Dato’), DPMT in 1994 and DSSA in 1999. He also received the ‘Order of Friendship 2nd Class” from President of DPR Korea in 1994. He is the first non-Korean to receive this award for his contribution in promoting of Taekwon-Do worldwide. He was promoted to 8th Degree Blackbelt by ITF and 7th Degree Hapkido by Korean Hapkido Association, Seoul, Korea.
Sabree founded The Malaysian Global Taekwon-Do Federation (MGTF) in 1999 and become MGTF President & Chief Instructor from 1999-2005. MGTF is a National Taekwon-Do Organization registered and recognized by Malaysian Government. He was also The Senior Vice-President of The Global Taekwon-Do Federation (GTF) from 1999-2005.
In 2001, after over 45 years involment in Taekwon-Do, Sabree Salleh was promoted to 9th Degree Black Belt by Grand Master Park Jung Tae himself of The Global Taekwon-Do Federation (GTF), Canada, and by The Korean Pro-Taekwon-Do Federation (KPTF), Seoul, Korea. Sabree also received 9th Degree Black Belt from the World All style Combat Organization (WASCO), Italy. Currently he is also WASCO Vice- President.
In 2005, Sabree with other Malaysian Martial arts senior instructors formed The Malaysian Martial Arts Grand Masters Martial Association (MAGMA). He is now an Advisor/Founder member to MAGMA.
Sabree’s was admitted to be a member of WHFSC –THE WORLD HEAD OF FAMILY SOKESHIP COUNCIL (The most prestegious World Grand Master Council) in 2007.
He was awarded WHFSC INTERNATIONAL HALL OF FAME AWARD 2008, at WHFSC 16th Annual International Award and Symposium at The Crowne Plaza Hotel, San Antonio, Texas, USA on May 24th 2008.
RETRO: 9TH WTC 1994 VIDEOS
Recovered CD No.1
#1/7 of CD1: Opening Ceremony at outdoor Stadium Sultan Ismail Nasiruddin Shah, Speech by Malaysian Prime Minister Dr. Mahathir Mohamad & Founder of Taekwon-Do Gen.Choi Hong Hi
#2/7 of CD1: Final Events : Team Pattern
#3/7 of CD1
#4/7 of CD1
#5/7 of CD1
#6/7 of CD1
#7/7 of CD1
Friday, March 28, 2008
RETRO: Ultimate Warrior 2007
Ultimate Warrior 2007 was organised by Sports & Youth Ministry open to all styles. The system is more on Muay-Thai style with restrictions. We were the only taekwon-do body sent participants. Other style were from Muay-Thai (mostly from Besut and Thai), amateur boxing and silat. The champion emerged from amateur boxing member. Our members gave good fight especially from Nasree and Idris both reach semi and quarter. Our team members led by Mr.Najmi : Nasree, Nasirewan, Badri, Idris and Aizuddin. We salute their courage as no other taekwon-do bodies within Terengganu dare to send fighters!
Idris' Fight:-
Nasree's Fight:-
Saturday, February 23, 2008
RETRO: TRG TEEN TEAM @ KEDAH OPEN 2007
KEDAH TAEKWON-DO OPEN (GTF-ITF-WTF) CHAMPIONSHIP 2007
Star Parade, Alor Setar, 27 May 2007
News in Bahasa : http://www.taekwondo-terengganu.com/berita4.htm
TERENGGANU TEEN CONTINGENT (REMAJA TERENGGANU)
2 Gold - 3 Silver- 6 Bronze
Wednesday, February 20, 2008
RETRO: 9TH WTC 1994 VIDEOS
UPDATED !!! : 14th May 2008
The 9th World ITF Taekwon-Do Championship 1994 at Kuala Terengganu was organised by Terengganu State Government and Ministry of Cultural & Heritage of Malaysia.
Original videos shot by TV3 and edited by Blog Moderator for collection and webviewing purposes. The video is still under cutting process and will be viewed in this blog in time. This huge event becomes a proud and inspiration to our members in Terengganu.
#1/7 of CD1: Opening Ceremony at outdoor Stadium Sultan Ismail Nasiruddin Shah, Speech by Malaysian Prime Minister Dr. Mahathir Mohamad & Founder of Taekwon-Do Gen.Choi Hong Hi
#2/7 of CD1: Final Events : Team Pattern
#3/7 of CD1
#4/7 of CD1
#5/7 of CD1
#6/7 of CD1
#7/7 of CD1
Video # 1/3 of CD2The 9th World ITF Taekwon-Do Championship 1994 at Kuala Terengganu was organised by Terengganu State Government and Ministry of Cultural & Heritage of Malaysia.
Original videos shot by TV3 and edited by Blog Moderator for collection and webviewing purposes. The video is still under cutting process and will be viewed in this blog in time. This huge event becomes a proud and inspiration to our members in Terengganu.
#1/7 of CD1: Opening Ceremony at outdoor Stadium Sultan Ismail Nasiruddin Shah, Speech by Malaysian Prime Minister Dr. Mahathir Mohamad & Founder of Taekwon-Do Gen.Choi Hong Hi
#2/7 of CD1: Final Events : Team Pattern
#3/7 of CD1
#4/7 of CD1
#5/7 of CD1
#6/7 of CD1
#7/7 of CD1
Video # 2/3 of CD2
Video # 3/3 of CD2
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Tuesday, February 19, 2008
1st Dan to 2nd Dan Tuls
Performed by Mr.Lauritz of Greenland during International Instructor Seminar 2007 at Melaka.
The seminar led by Grandmaster Leong Wai Meng of ITF Vienna put a focus on Sine-Wave motions theory in every Chang-Hon set of patterns.
Sunday, February 17, 2008
RETRO: National Championship 2003 - Kuala Terengganu (#1)
RETRO : Malaysian National Taekwon-Do Championship 2003 (#1)
Organised by Terengganu Taekwon-Do Association & Malaysian Royal Police.
This event was held at Terengganu State Indoor Stadium at Batu Burok, Kuala Terengganu. This venue was the same place where the 9th ITF World Taekwon-Do Championship was held. Terengganu and Kedah emerged as Co-Champion. The MGTF National Championship was officiated by His Majesty Sultan of Terengganu, Tuanku Mizan Zainal Abidin who is an exponent of Chang-Hon Taekwon-Do style. Terengganu Taekwon-Do Association would like to express high gratitude to the Terengganu Police Contingent for succesfully organising this national event with such great and beautiful preparations especially in Opening Ceremony.
Amateur videos below was taken by our team member Mohd Qasim Ghafar and his family.
Terengganu "A" Team Pattern :
-Mohd Badri, Nasree, Hj.Saiful, Nasirewan & Mohd Qassim
Micro-Weight Event: Final :
- Nasree (Trg "A") vs Idris (Trg "B")
Team Free-Sparring Event : TRG v KDH
Wednesday, February 13, 2008
RETRO : Go Martial Arts IIUM 2005
GOMA was organised by International Islamic University of Malaysia in 2005. The alike were organised annually but only in 2005 they called it Go-Martial Arts. We are very proud when one of our instructor became the champion and his name now is very much popular as he is also selected in IIUM Taekwondo Team and Karate-Do Team. His achievement extends not only for the University as he managed to become National Athlete in both sports. Our instructor Nasree brought glory to the University, the Country as well as our Association's pride.
Demonstration Night
FINAL - OPEN MARTIAL ARTS
Our Nasree (in Blue headgear/glove) emerged as "Champion"
Event hosted by International Islamic University of Malaysia.
Tuesday, February 12, 2008
Retro Ultimate Warrior 2006
Ultimate Warrior was introduced by Malaysian government in 2006 to promote martial arts event in Taekwon-Do, Karate-Do, Pencak Silat and Muay Thai. The Youth & Sports Ministry prior 2006 had been organising National Day Martial Arts Carnival under the programme known as Rakan Waja Diri where most of martial arts organisations in Malaysia shall host their respective events and each represents Malaysian states.
This Ultimate Warrior had replaced the Carnival. In 2007, the events was reduced into one i.e. Free Sparring in Muay Thai style and only for Men with 2 weight divisions.
Demonstration by Terengganu Participant
- Nasree Najmi (3rd Dan)
Free-Sparring : TRG v KDH
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