π Official Operational Guidelines
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π Official Operational Guidelines
π Jinyoung Ssangkum Ryu β Haedong Kumdo Federation
(UNITED WORLD HAEDONG KUMDO FEDERATION)
π Official Operational Guidelines
π Jinyoung Ssangkum Ryu β Haedong Kumdo Federation
(UNITED WORLD HAEDONG KUMDO FEDERATION)
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π· Chapter 1. Qualifications and Conditions for Appointment as Representative
To be officially appointed as a National Representative of Haedong Kumdo, the following conditions must be met:
1. Must hold an official black belt certificate (Dan) in Haedong Kumdo.
2. Must currently operate a Haedong Kumdo dojang (training center) in their country.
3. Must be capable of organizing at least one official national event per year:
ββ’ National Seminar
ββ’ Dan Promotion Test
ββ’ National Championship
4. The term of appointment is two (2) years.
βIf there is no official activity within six (6) months of appointment, the representative status will be automatically invalidated.
ββ Any extension of an existing term must be confirmed by official written approval and recorded in meeting minutes.
5. Haedong Kumdo training must be conducted independently and must not be mixed or instructed together with other martial arts styles.
6. All official training sessions and events must be conducted in official Haedong Kumdo uniforms.
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π· Chapter 2. Roles of Representatives and Association Governance Principles
1. Representatives shall conduct instruction and training in accordance with the Founderβs philosophy and transmission purpose.
2. Each national representative shall organize a National Haedong Kumdo Association, and through official meetings, determine training policies, elect officers, and plan events.
3. All decisions within the association must follow a consensus-based structure that reflects the opinions of all officers; unilateral decision-making is not allowed.
4. Association operations must be clearly separated from the representativeβs private dojang.
βFinancial and administrative matters must be managed independently.
5. βOfficial seminars (open seminars)β of each national association must be conducted through board agreement.
βAny resulting income must be deposited into the associationβs accountβnot held as private profitβand must be used solely as collective funds.
6. The association must operate as a "membersβ organization" that includes not only instructors but all practitioners.
βAll operations and expenditures must be pre-approved through official board meetings.
7. It is strictly prohibited for any person holding an official position as a representative or officer to demand private instructor fees or other earnings from affiliated dojangs or students.
ββ Such acts are considered βconflicts of interest.β
βAny profit-making activities not approved by UWHKF Headquarters or the respective national board will be grounds for suspension of representative status.
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π· Chapter 3. Financial Revenue and Seminar Operation Principles
1. Primary sources of income for the association include:
ββ’ Sales of uniforms and training equipment
ββ’ Promotion test fees, competition registration fees, and other official charges
ββ’ Participation fees for official events
2. All income and expenses must be reported and approved by the board of officers, with official meeting minutes and settlement documents kept as records.
3. Any income generated from official seminars must be deposited into the association account.
βExcept for reimbursements of airfare, accommodation, and meals, no private profit may be taken.
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π· Chapter 4. Activities, Rights, and Responsibilities
1. Representatives are entrusted with the mission of transmitting the integrated system of philosophy, techniques, and healing of Haedong Kumdo.
2. Independent regional seminars or educational events may be freely organized within each country.
3. Small-scale local events may be organized by regional leaders in consultation with the national representative.
4. Officers of the association are to be elected by majority vote in official meetings under the representativeβs supervision.
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π· Chapter 5. Philosophical Mission and the Role of the Representative
A representative is not merely an administrator or instructor.
They are a true ambassador of a martial art system that integrates philosophy, technical training, and healing.
They must embody and transmit the following core values:
ββ―Philosophy: A martial art of contemplation that seeks harmony with nature and explores the essence of life
ββ―Training: Techniques and discipline aligned with the natural flow of the body and energy
ββ―Healing: Awareness and restoration through the flow of Ki (energy)
> βTo be a representative means to be a living ambassador of the philosophy of Jinyoung Ssangkum Ryu.
This martial art presents a path of integrated practice in the 21st century that unifies body, mind, and energy.β
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π· Chapter 6. Legal Structure and Non-Profit Principles of the Association
π The position of national representative is a two-year voluntary post.
βThe national association is a public organization and cannot be privately owned.
βIt must function as a community-based organization sharing the Founderβs philosophy and purpose of transmission.
βAll activities must be rooted in non-profit principles and public interest.
π As of July 2025, the United World Haedong Kumdo Federation has been officially approved as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization in the state of Ohio, USA.
βIn the future, state-level registrations will be pursued throughout the United States to establish clear legal and operational standards.
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π· Special Provision: U.S. Operations
Due to the vast distances and limited inter-state transportation in the United States (unlike in Europe),
at least one annual in-person visit or online training session by the Founder must be included.
This direct guidance from the Founder is essential for maintaining the philosophical integrity and unity of practice
among U.S.-based practitioners and instructors.
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π Effective Date: July 1, 2025
π© Contact: bmw43@hanmail.net
π Approved by:
Founder & President of Jinyoung Ssangkum Ryu β United World Haedong Kumdo Federation
Jeong Seong, Kim
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