Traditional Moo Doe Virtual Tournament
STATE and REGIONAL LEVEL TOURNAMENT
Saturday, November 22, 2025 — 1:00pm EST / 10:00am PST
CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL WHO PARTICIPATED
Regional Gold Medal Winner
Ian Rubijono-Bond
Regional Silver Medal Winners
Nate Patterson
Wayne Lenihan
Rowin Andruscavage
Dana Goode
Vangjel Frasheri
Kathleen Hankinson
Regional Bronze Medal Winners
David Urbach
Jordan Haddock
Rick Rotondo
State Gold Medal Winners
Alexander Park
Pavle Popov
Sebastian Min
Talia Kestenberg
Theo Bane
State Silver Medal Winners
Alanna Hogan
Alexis Lynley
Dorie Meunier
Hallie Johnson
Hanna Ingram
Jack Best
James Keyes
Jayden Vega Zimmerman
Johnjay Spadaro
Keiko Schlabach
Kerry Lenihan
Laeti Pierlot
Lorenzo Spadaro
Lucy Ingram
Matt Aronson
Monica Trobagis
Noble Schoenewolf
Raghav Hatekar
Rich Marsh
Rina Hogan
Rolly Seth
Sam Treadway
Shaun Burns
Victor Boccheciamp
Wade Prescott
Zane Le
State Bronze Medal Winners
Andre Brisson
Ankita Singh
Annette Davilla
Belinda Clerisme
Bill Koestring
Chris Rains
Dan Imboir
Drew Crisp
Elizabeth Jones
Evan Crisp
Frank Zhang
Gina Koprowski
Isla Best
Jeff Herman
Joanne Zhang
Junghe Grinage
Kathleen Gierhart
Kenneth Ridgeway
Kenya Sturdivant
Krithi Kodali
Maria Claudia Gomes
Matthew Crisp
Monica Mora
Ross Jackson
Tony LoPiccolo
* A virtual LOCAL tournament will not take place. However, many LOCAL tournaments are being held in person in specific regions. Check with your instructors for more information.
Earn a Gold Medal in either the State or Regional Tournament, and receive an MLT Coaching Program at no cost (Approximately a $500-$650 value).
Recognized medal winners receive a discount of up to 25% on their 2026 Week Long Seminar tuition, depending on the tournament and medal won.
Oom Yung Doe will host a nationwide virtual tournament on Saturday, November 22, 2025. Students and Instructors can enter at the State or Regional Level, depending upon qualifications (ask your instructor for more details). Tournament participants will record a video of their tournament entry forms. Videos must be submitted to Oom Yung Doe by November 8, 2025.
A Traditional Martial Arts (TMA) Tournament is an event featuring demonstrations of practitioner skill and ability. Participants are judged against the centuries-proven standards of proper traditional martial arts development.
A medal in a TMA Tournament is earned through proper execution of high-level (form, Chung Dan Hyung, Chung Joong Hyung, or Chang Hyung) TMA techniques, not by being more proficient than a fellow participant. This means that it is possible for two participants to earn Gold Medals in a single event. It also means that it is possible for no Gold Medals to be awarded if no practitioner meets the requisite standards.
The goal of a tournament, therefore, is not victory over others. The goal is to “win over yourself.” This means reaching your fullest potential through mental, physical, and spiritual development — achieving success. This success directly affects every aspect of your life. You learn to alleviate daily stress and gain the strength to overcome negativity or bad habits. Your confidence increases, communication and relationships with others are more balanced, and your mental and physical health improves. This development leads to increased inner peace.
It is an honor to receive an award or a medal. But most important is that a tournament provides a challenge to improve. Tournament preparation practice of high-level form and movement culminates in a stronger mind and body — a better you. With this strength, you are better equipped for the challenges of life.
SCENES from a prior VIRTUAL TOURNAMENT
“Challenge life. Do not wait for life to challenge you.”
- Your greatest adversary is you. Your biggest competitor is you. Winning over yourself is success.
- Your biggest accomplishment is to reach your fullest potential – this comes from fully and properly challenging yourself through the proven training methods of Traditional Moo Doe. Those who only challenge themselves to be better than someone else limit their ability to reach their fullest potential.
TIMELINES, ENTRY COSTS, and OTHER INFORMATION
WHO CAN ENTER?
Any student or instructor through 5th Degree Black Belt can enter. To enter a STATE Tournament, a participant needs a minimum of two Chung Dan Hyungs. To enter a REGIONAL Tournament, a participant needs a minimum of three Chung Jhoong Hyungs.
REGISTRATION
STATE
For instructors and students who have learned two or more Chung Dan Hyungs. Participants will submit 2-3 forms and judges will score the best two demonstrations ($75 to enter).
REGIONAL
For instructors and students who have learned three or more Chung Jhoong Hyungs. Participants will submit 3-4 forms and judges will score the best three demonstrations. ($90 to enter).
If you have specific tournament questions, send us a note at learn@oomyungdoe.com