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he is rushing a little bit..not bad but definitely needs to work on the kicks and timing..
kenndezerted 3 years ago
@kenndezerted really? He is way better than me, But then again Im 40 years old and 275lbs! HA! I dont do the jumping split kick so well but I try.
jiggahippo 1 year ago
he reli ned 2 work out on his balancing,kicking n movement. overall nt bad.
Lonelyming 3 years ago
not bad, but he could have worked on his kicks more, overall nice. im learing this pattern and it's not that great
songofbeauty13 3 years ago
Interestingly enough...
Effective 24/6/2008 the ITF restored the original name of this patern - kodang.
This is hugely significant as the name "Ju Che" had been forever associated with General Choi's expulsion from S. Korea and an endorsement of the government of North Korea (Note: that may not have been true, Choi - a North Korean - was likely just showing cultural pride).
It suggests the ITF (split into 3 since the general's death) is trying to regain acceptance in certain areas.
altroval 3 years ago
Only Choi Jung Hwa's ITF has; the other two haven't. Kodang is a totally different pattern, it wasn't the original name of this one. It was different altogether and the entire pattern was replaced in the syllabus. I don't think Choi Jung Hwa ever liked the NKs in the 1st place.
dexios 3 years ago
Yes, you are right. I sometimes forget that the ITF has actually split into three entities now.
I am not familiar with CJH's politics but I certainly cannot dispute your belief about his motives for the change.
altroval 3 years ago
JuChe IS the nice pattern but it take hard work to train it well to get them out even 5th Dan still practicing that pattern to get it down perfectly
pupstud 4 years ago
iam so happy to see ITF pattern nice work kenji.
jay214 5 years ago
not bad but his balance aint too good
justdungivadamn 5 years ago
The best Juche I've seen done was by an 8th dan, and for a good reason... :) It's a durn hard pattern to do right... I'm working on this and Choong-Jang right now... This is definitely the tail kicker of the two... :)
kickinfamily 5 years ago
still prefer this video to the link above by ogreatone. the NTN guy is cleaner, even though he wobbles on some of the kicks. but so do i, its a damn hard pattern to get perfect.
dope540 5 years ago
Yeah the guy in the link does it way too fast!
dexios 5 years ago
nothing special about this guys ju che this one is awsome tho http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xvyKw_E3NPQ
ogreatone 5 years ago
thx 4 providing an alternative video...
i watched it just now...dont you think it's a little bit too fast? anyway, the one i uploaded also it is not so good, just serve as a guidance...
kenji1to6 5 years ago
yea the guy did it a lil rushed, but it was his promotion, and iam always a lil nervous and rush things at tournaments and promotions. ive just seen way better juches.
ogreatone 5 years ago
Hey did you see the one done by Jaroslaw Suska, 5th dan? It's on YouTube and it's really well done. Useful for learning the patterns.
LeoSol13 3 years ago