Muyesinbo, much in the same way as martial arts reconstruction in the West. Lastly, the style usually spelled Sipalki, of dubious relation with the Chosun period martial arts, taught by Yoo Soo Nam. See also Eighteen Arms of Wushu Korean martial arts Korean swordsmanship References Kim Kwang-sŏk and Sim U-sŏng (1987), "Technical analysis of the 'Comprehensive Illustrated Manual of Martial Arts'" (Muye tobo tʻongji : silgi haeje), Tongmunsŏn (東文選; Dongmunseon Books), Seoul. Kim Kwang-sŏk (1992), "Essentials of Fist Methods" (Kwŏnpŏp yogyŏl 권법요결 拳法要訣), Tongmunsŏn, Seoul. Kim Kwang-sŏk (1995), "The National Sword: teaching Joseon-era swordsmanship" (Ponʾguk kŏm : Chosŏn kŏmpŏp kyojŏng 本國劍 : 朝鮮劍法敎程), Tongmunsŏn. Kim Kwang-sŏk (2002), "Joseon-era Spear and Staff Syllabus" (Chosŏn chʻangbong kyojŏng 朝鮮槍捧教程), Tongmunsŏn munye sinsŏ [東文選 文藝新書] vol. 208, Seoul, . External links Sib Pal Gi Association (sibpalki.or.kr) Sib Pal Gi Preservation Society (sippalki.com) Kim Gwang-suk (Sibpalki Australia) Kim Gwang-suk (Hwarang Foundation, Amsterdam) ARGENTINA Reseña sobre Sipalki por Andres Esquivel South Korean martial arts Martial arts organizations