5 Animal Kung-Fu/Karate (#1 Hard Form) Nogales, AZ

[STILLCRUISIN]

im sorry but i did not see one type of animal form in this video why you might ask i studied white crane and snake style and praying mantis and did not see one form at all again sorry ..

[sensei5akfk]

DDCrob, The form is named #1 Hard form due to the style as opposed to a soft style, not the difficulty to learn,.. i.e. the least difficult to learn form of all! But congrats on getting it in only an hour! jak5150, it seems that this form is pretty standard for the industry! and Rebabe123, it should be,..FTW! Nayib is demonstrating in perfect detail a beginner form so that others may benefit from it an practice it at home. I hope that you still practice your beginner forms!,..  Sensei

[DDCrob]

that was the first kata i learn i was a white belt only 8 years old and it took me a hour to learn that no offence but thats not hard

[jak5150vanhalen]

thats the first form i learned in tae kwon do

[Nayib1]

Rebabe123, yes that is why its the 1st form... hence #1... not to be mistaken by "the #1" read previous post

[Rebabe123]

wtf all he is doing is the white belt kata

[ARNSRV]

lol

[piroadin]

I recognized this form imediatly from Tang Soo Do! I didn't know that the form was adopted, although it is a good idea. The form is essential to begginers. It was performed very well, for any art.

[sifudanj]

The name of this form is Kee Cho Hyung Il Bo, and is the first in a series of three taught to beginners to teach them the fundamentals. The creator is Grandmaster Hwang Kee, the founder of Moo Duk Kwan Tang Soo Do. The Kee Cho Hyungs were created in 1947 in Seoul, Republic of Korea.

If you learned through Shaolin Kempo it is important to note that they would have had to of learned it and incorporated it from Tang Soo Do.

[sifudanj]

I just want to note, that the incorporation of other systems forms into one's art can be a good thing. Systems must evolve in order to grow and forms are a great way to transmit that knowledge. After all, basics are basics, and a good form is a good form!

[Nayib1]

Thank you for your information, this is news to me and I will research it further.

[sifudanj]

Anytime brother. :) You can go to any Tang Soo Do school and watch the yellow belts learn it. The Koreans have kept great records. They also site when forms are not original to their system, such as Pyung Ahn Hyungs which come from Okinawan Master Mr. Idos, and Bassai coming from 16th century China. Another example is Nai Han Chi, the origin is unknown but thought to have come from Okinawa and befor that originated in some form in China.

Like I said, I'm just trying to share knowledge.

[iwanttofight69]

This is a basic form, but good job bro

[sensei5akfk]

Yes, this is a demonstration of the first hard (hard due to the style not difficulty) form taught at our dojo.

[dHARMa187]

Karate is very basic!! Is this a beginners form? Also, I didnt see any animal techniques!

[sensei5akfk]

#1 Hard Form is the fist form for the 2nd rank in my style (yellow belt) very basic but very important. This form comes from the old Shaolin Kempo and the Leopard basics along with the snake movements are used in basic movements during this beginner form. Thank you for watching.