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**Brewpralgar** · 09-30-2006, 09:02 AM

The owner of my dojang and he went to the same highschool and are very close. I met him a couple of times, when he visited our dojang. I didn't have in depth conversations with him, but I understand that he is "on probation" (the term used literally means "on warning") from the Korean Kumdo Association. I don't really mean what this means, but I infer that at some point, if some pre-set conditions are met, he will have some or all his credentials restored.

I suppose life is about redemptions, so I hope he can redeem himself in some way.

09-30-2006, 09:02 AM	#12
Brewpralgar Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 478 Senior Member	The owner of my dojang and he went to the same highschool and are very close. I met him a couple of times, when he visited our dojang. I didn't have in depth conversations with him, but I understand that he is "on probation" (the term used literally means "on warning") from the Korean Kumdo Association. I don't really mean what this means, but I infer that at some point, if some pre-set conditions are met, he will have some or all his credentials restored. I suppose life is about redemptions, so I hope he can redeem himself in some way.
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