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Song, Kyong Sik (1950A.D. – Present)

Grandmaster Song, Kyong Sik was born 1950 in Seoul, Korea and is the current leader of the OHTC.  He is the son of Grandmaster Song, Jung Soo.  His family lineage is traced back within the Song family to Grandmaster Song, Siyeol.  It is this line of Grandmasters that have continued to pass the OHTC teachings and philosophies.

At the age of five Grandmaster Song, Kyong Sik started his formal training under his grandfather Grandmaster Song, Keum Sool.  Grandmaster Song, Keum Sool took his grandson the mountains for seven years to live and train in order to be the bearer of the martial arts family tradition.  Grandmaster Song, Kyong Sik was taught many areas of study including eastern medicine, meditation, ki gong exercises and philosophy from his grandfather.  At the age of eight, Grandmaster Song, Kyong Sik moved back with his parents to live permanently and his grandfather also moved in to live with the family.  It was here that Grandmaster Song, Kyong Sik continued his training under his grandfather as well as his father Grandmaster Song, Jung Soo.  

In 1981, Grandmaster Song, Kyong Sik moved to the United States.  In 1983, Grandmaster Song, Jung Soo transferred the OHTC system to Grandmaster Song, Kyong Sik as chairman.  After the unfortunate passing of Grandmaster Song, Jung Soo, Grandmaster Song, Kyong Sik became the acting president of OHTC. 

 Today, Grandmaster Song, Kyong Sik continues to teach and pass down the OHTC teachings to select students.  Grandmaster Song's American name is Edward Song.  Grandmaster Song, Kyong Sik exemplifies the honor and tradition that embodies OHTC.  He is a living example for his students as well as the public.  It is through Grandmaster Song, Kyong Sik that the teachings of OHTC are kept alive, as well as the goal of spreading teachings that help ALL people develop a sincere and serious life. 

In addition to being a Grand Master of five martial arts, Dr. Edward K. Song is also a respected Doctor of Eastern Medicine. He is a recognized expert in the fields of Acupuncture and Herbology, and has authored numerous books on the subject of Eastern Medicine. 


Professional Background as a Doctor and Educator

Dr. Edward K. Song has been studying and practicing Acupuncture and Herbology since 1974, first in Korea and later in the United States of America.
 

OHTC Acupuncture Clinic
President. Over 20 years of Acupuncture and Herbology experience in Eastern Medicine, Korea and U.S.A.

OHTC Health Care System, PLLC.
President.

OHTC Martial Arts Association
Chairman. Responsible for opening several schools in the U.S. and Korea. Committed to spreading the "Right Way" of traditional Martial Arts education. Grand Master Song is Master of five major martial arts systems --Tae Kwon Do, Hap Ki Do, Moo Sa Sool, Shaolin Chuan, Tai Chi Chuan.

OHTC Acupuncture and Herbology Research Foundation
President. Concerned with further research and development of Eastern Medicine. For example, Dr. Song has created many new herbal formulas such as the Pal Hwa Tang. Pal Hwa Tang is an herbal prescription used in treating allergies and has proven incredibly effective. There is also his Hwal Myong Tang formula and many others. Dr. Song's hard work and dedication are evidenced both by his patients and his colleagues.

University of Sciences - College Professor
Master Song has taught college courses in Physical Education.  Has a BS, an MS, and a Ph.D.

Korean-American Acupuncture Association of Texas
President. Actively involved in the promotion of public interest in Eastern Medicine on behalf of the entire community.

Federation of Korean-American Eastern Medicine Associations
in the U.S.A. Founder. Effective at creating organizations in which individuals are encouraged to excel and contribute to the overall efforts of the group. Strong leader as well as an enthusiastic team member. Highly respected for his integrity, delegating ability, loyalty and dedication to the organization's objectives.


Professional Affiliations

Texas State Board of Medical Examiners, Austin, Texas.
(Licensed Acupuncturist since 1990.)
 

State of Illinois, Department of Professional Regulation, Springfield, Illinois.
(Licensed Acupuncturist since 2000.)


Acupuncturist Association of Texas

American Society of Acupuncturists

Korean-American Acupuncture Association of Texas

Federation of Korean-American Eastern Medicine Associations
in the U.S.A.


The American Association of Oriental Medicine


Educational Background

Acupuncture & Herbology Degree  
Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture Research Center

Doctor of Traditional Medicine Degree  
International University for Complementary Medicines

Doctor of Philosophy in Traditional Medicine Degree
International University for Complementary Medicines

Doctor of Philosophy in Physical Education Degree
University of Sciences in America


Dr. Song has authored over 28 books on various subjects.  Subjects range from martial arts, philosophy, Eastern medicine, traditional health practices and Korean language.  Please visit our Online Shopping area for further information.      

 1.  Vital Spot
 2.  Alternative Weaponry
 3.  Martial Arts Education
 4.  Expert's Guide
 5.  Fundamentals of Martial Arts
 6.  Instructor's Guide of Success in the Martial Arts
 7.  Master's Guide of Success in the Martial Arts
 8.  Encyclopedia of Traditional Martial Arts
 9.  Moo Sa Sool
10.  Expressions
11.  Conversation
12.  Encyclopedia of Eastern Medicine
13.  Modern Eastern Medicine
14.  Fundamentals of Eastern Medicine
15.  Healthy Life
16.  Korean Tea
17.  Hygiene and Phlebotomy
18.  Hygiene in the Martial Arts
19.  Martial Arts Rescue Methods
20.  The Eastern Way Of Health
21.  Preservation of Health
22.  The Natural Healing Art
23.  Yeum Yang and Five Elements
24.  The Ancient Art of Tea
25.  The Ancient Art of Ki (Meditation and Breathing)
26.  Ki to Life
27.  Ethics in the Martial Arts
28.  Traditional Baduk
 

Dr. Song is also a Grand Master of 5 separate martial arts styles.

 

 

 

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Last modified: 06/10/06