you can definitely see the difference between blackbelts and the rest, although some are not even arsed to do it right despite being a great honour to work with Do Ju Nim
@Brucemee This technique may seem 'wildly impractical', but for one who studies a martial art, nothing is ever done for no reason. As you can see, this particular kick requires a great deal of coordination: Balance, speed, strength & skill are ALL challenged. And when those abilities are honed, EVERY aspect of your studies benefit. I've never used this kick in either sparring nor my job, but mastering it benefits every other facet of my studies as a whole. It's crucial to always push yourself.
Love Ji Han jae. I train with Master Scott Yates, Master Allebach at one of GM MacKenzie's schools and have the opportunity to train with DoJuNim a few times now. What a great art...the kicks can be very difficult to master.
Yes, we did 160 kicks that day. The 25 Sin Moo fundamental kicks then 8 variations of each. It was my honor to learn from DoJuNim, The very man who introduced the foot sweep. But yes, this is always the same kick shown here. I felt my legs for about 2 days after.
you can definitely see the difference between blackbelts and the rest, although some are not even arsed to do it right despite being a great honour to work with Do Ju Nim
mastro111 5 months ago
Does it make sense to spend much time practicing wildly impractical techniques like this?
Brucemee 1 year ago
@Brucemee That's merely YOUR opinion...
typhon3808 9 months ago
@Brucemee This technique may seem 'wildly impractical', but for one who studies a martial art, nothing is ever done for no reason. As you can see, this particular kick requires a great deal of coordination: Balance, speed, strength & skill are ALL challenged. And when those abilities are honed, EVERY aspect of your studies benefit. I've never used this kick in either sparring nor my job, but mastering it benefits every other facet of my studies as a whole. It's crucial to always push yourself.
bikizuzu 6 months ago
Love Ji Han jae. I train with Master Scott Yates, Master Allebach at one of GM MacKenzie's schools and have the opportunity to train with DoJuNim a few times now. What a great art...the kicks can be very difficult to master.
larbet 1 year ago
you got to respect ji han jae
1bol1 2 years ago
Yes, we did 160 kicks that day. The 25 Sin Moo fundamental kicks then 8 variations of each. It was my honor to learn from DoJuNim, The very man who introduced the foot sweep. But yes, this is always the same kick shown here. I felt my legs for about 2 days after.
blase15 2 years ago
nice!but allways the same kick!!
stichstich1 2 years ago