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e-PSKK Mobile Companion

 

 

This on-line/mobile manual should be used in conjunction with attending classes. It should not serve as a substitute for class. For access to the rest of this Manual you will need a User ID/Password. Please inform your instructor that you desire access. He/she will contact the On Line Manual Administrator who will inform you of your access information.
Please do not reproduce any contents of this manual or share your User ID/Password.

 

     Steve Sciscione

7th Dan

      Walt Buechner

7th Dan

    Andrea Buechner

6th Dan

Acknowledgements

Through all the years with the Philadelphia School of Korean Karate, there are many people who have helped me become a better student and teacher, and I thank them all.

The first printing in 1997 of The Philadelphia School of Korean Karate History/Curriculum/Requirements was a labor of love and several people deserve special thanks. Sal and Lisa Guerriero who unselfishly shot all the photos, helped edit the text and donated 500 books to the PSKK.

Thanks to Peter Howe for transcribing the text from paper to a new format to produce a CD version. Thank you to Amy Erickson for her production assistance and constant support.

Now with the assistance of Sal Guerriero, this manual has been updated with new photos and text. It has been set up to work on a variety of web browsers, as well as Mobile and Tablet devices.

Special thanks to my best friends and partners Walter and Andrea Buechner, the master teachers, my partner of 40 plus years, Betsy Sciscione for her patience and acceptance of my travel and study, and Grandmaster Richard Sand for his vision, creativity and reminder that learning is infinite.

Stephen M. Sciscione
7th Dan, International Martial Arts Federation
4th Dan, Korea TKD Association

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