The Origin Of Traditional Moo Doe (Kim's jump pic)

[The Registrar]

    When I met Master of Moo Doe Kim, I wasn't aware of his fable of jumping off a building. An Instructor (only title of Instructor: not Head or Regional yet) named Forrest hadn't told me that fable yet. Later, I saw a photo of Kim poising in the air with a Condominium Building and water tower in the background. It's the same photo shown on the new Oom Yung Doe school in Seattle, WA 

https://plus.google.com/101646268892650953423/photos/photo/5732435374455224418?hl=en

    I wondered why they took a photo of him at a Condominium Complex located at 4-Lakes in Lisle, IL.The building in THE photo looks like the one at 5830 Oakwood Drive, Lisle IL. 60563. (one may Google that location.(a four story building) At that time, I was a Ski Instructor at that Condominium Complex call 4-Lakes. Some people have heard of Golf Course Communities, this one is built around a ski hill. Of course Master of Moo Doe Kim would have had to have jumped off of the building at 1811 Four Lakes Ave in Lisle, IL 60532 (a four story building) to have made that Jump picture’s statement accurate.

   I've come to realize that the photo has become the symbol of Master John C. Kim’s “Origin of Traditional Moo Doe” (pronounced “dough” $$$). As everyone who uses Google Earth to locate those addresses will see, the edge of those roofs do not look like the edge of the roof Moo Doed (lied about or fabled) by that picture of Kim. Having said that, I believe the HAVOC unit, located at the center of 1811 Four Lakes Ave in Lisle, IL 60532, (Google Earth it) does have an edge like the one shown in the Traditional Moo Doed picture of Kim. 

   The sign says on the latest incarnation of Oom Yung Doe: "Traditional Martial Arts" They claim to teach "Bagwa Chung".  "Bagwa Chung" is NOT a Traditional Martial Art. It is Traditional Moo Doe. Oom Yung Doe is not a Martial Art. It is Moo Doe. Therefore, Oom Yung Doe students are not Martial Artists they are Moo Doe unhealthy Dancers. 

  As to another of Kim's Traditional Moo Doe fables or claims: "In 1972 Grandmaster “Iron” Kim again demonstrated the Kyong Gong Sul Bope movement by jumping from the equivalent of an 8-story building, landing without injury on a sloped surface below." l too can demonstrate that on the same ski hill he achieved it on at 4-Lakes in Lisle, IL.......really!