For a white belt you were good! (I bet now you're way farther) As a cho dan bo (to clear that up: a cho dan bo is a blue belt readying to be a black belt. a cho dan is a most certainly a black belt (1st degree)) I can tell you that the first tournament is always the worst - soon you get to know people and its all great! Confidence is super important though. Like, at a test even if you're doing the wrong thing if you're doing it skillfully and with confidence, its okay.
@tarstar128 Thanks! I was super nervous as you can probably tell, especially on the sparring. But the experience was great and one I will never forget. Thanks again for such a nice comment, a lot of people go out of their way to be negative and critical, but I never claimed to be Bruce Lee, just an average person doing my best at martial arts. Tang Soo! Noah
@MisterHowToComputer 1st degree black belt actually isn't really black belt, it's Midnight Bue, so if that's what your getting it then yes you are correct :) But Cho Dan and Ee Dan are basically first and second degree. But you probably knew that :P
@bisoubisoumoi Thank you for your nice comment! I was the second to do my form on the video, and I was so nervous, I could barely speak the name of the form I was going to perform! It was really fun though, I have so much respect for the higher ranked students that can perform forms so flawlessly. Thanks for the comment! Noah
@Brandonshanelow Your right, Grandmaster Shin modified some of the first Hyungs, by substituting kicks for some of the punches. Thanks for the comment! Noah
Do you guys recommend Tang soo do? I am currently taking taekwondo and I do not like the sport aspect. I was thinking about switching to Karate such as Goju or Shorin. Tang soo do caught my eyes and i know it's roots are from shotokan,
not if you got the right person doing them for example people who are commited and people who are talented tend to have the better forms and dont make them look sloppy
@lolcowsruleweeeee I know how you feel, I have been out of Tang Soo Do for a while now, I want to get back into it so bad, but life is so busy it seems. Thanks for the comment, I wish you luck and hope you can get back into it! Noah
thats a bad il bu he doesnt go low he doesnt turn his hips he doesnt put his arm over the other and he doesnt turn his hips to get that snap when he kicks.
Besides the patterns/kata/poomse what is the difference between tkd and tsd? (im not trying to be rude or anything, I do tkd, and I was wondering what the difference was, like since they are both korean sports.)
yea Korea only sees tkd as a sport, its more for competing then to learn about the art side of martial arts, tsd focus is more towards the art aspect of martial arts, we focus more on the traditional forms, free sparing and tournament sparing, and we defenetaly focus a lot of time on the science of technique and how to do it the right way
yea thats right, idk about tkd being for the military but then again idk a lot about tkd, but there were like 7 styles that used to be tsd, but they all folded under the pressure from the korean government
I have such fond memories of practicing TSD. I had the privilege of meeting Grandmaster Shin when he visited the dojo in Silver Bay, MN. My father, who was an artist, drew a framed portrait of him from a photo in the 1987 TSD handbook and presented it to him as a gift. It was a magical moment. I hope I can begin practicing it once again.
i am sorry but if you think any form is easy then you are sadly mistaken. i have been doing tang soo do for 14 years and there is so much more to the beginning forms then you can possibly think of, it is nearly impossible to get any form perfect, but none the less that is the goal
I lived in korea and trained in tkd before goin on to tsd and there were belts and when my father did it they had belts too and that was like 40 years ago for him (he was born in korea and lived there, i just lived there for a 2 years
one last note, never criticize especially if you're not capable of what it is you're criticizing, and please people learn humility, dont brag of your tropies
wow i dont know what school you go to fiercedeitylinkx but where i go its white, purple, green, red, black, then master, and i am a master, so i think i would know
but fiercedeitylinkx has one thing right, tang soo do is fun, it is a total blast, everybody should try it, if you are in california you should go to the best studio around, in san marcos, off of the twin oaks off tamp
lol if ur a master then you would know that different associations have different colors and order the only thing that is universal is white belt and black belt
the lack knowledge but not commitment. They are low ranking fighters. must of them are white belts and this is probably for alot of them their fisrt tourney. over time the will get better and compete in more agressive matches.
I've met him at a couple tournaments . Great man. recieved a personal invite to a tournament but had other plans on that day.I did get a photo with him though.
TKD doesn't require any skill....in fact, i'll perfer saying, TKD people is more like an american got drunk...and fight over some bitches with another american.....like an old saying....sizes matter....right? in tang soo do, doesn't matter what size u r, as long as u have to speed and technique, it'll kick all y'all asses....
What's your matter. Do you actually believe that TKD doesn't require ANY skills at all? Shut up fuckface. You actually shouldn't be talking about something you don't know shit about.
Dude! it takes you guys an entire team to beat an orange belt and white belt? Whats up with that. Cant undestand why you'd make a comment like that for a Beginners Division. Unless these beginners look like you Advanced division... that might have thrown me for a loop if thats what I though!
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lol these ppl should not ever train in the world of martial art..<well anyways no one unerstand wat im am trying to say,,! everyone nowadays are jzu a bunch of sucker who think they can fight lol.<!but not..it just make me siclk seeing SUCK ass ppl doing any kind of martials art lol..<
Were you ever a beginner? Then maybey you remember how difficult it is to train the muscle memory needed for precise technique. Not many people can walk on to the floor for the first time and be a perfect martial artist. Please keep this in mind next time you comment on a white-belt's form. Beginners need encouragement, and constructive criticism, not someone telling them that they should just quit or that they are "SUCK ass ppl (people)" Thanks/
Very well put! I will be the first to admit that this is not a video showing my off my incredible martial arts skills, but merely me sharing my first tournament experience for others to view. Its funny how some people have to put others down in order to prove themselves. Thank you so much for a thoughtful and well written comment sashimibites! noahsan
@1kojiro1 I checked out your videos of you doing martial arts and I can honestly say that you are way better than me, I'm not even in the same realm of skill as you. Oh, thats right, you have no videos, awesome.
six years and your going for your kyo sa nim what a short amount of time ive done four years and just got my cho dan bo, i have to have that for one year before i can get my cho dan than i have to have that for two years before i can get my kyo sa nim i know some people that have seven years and just got their cho dan
Awesome! Are you part of the World Tang Soo Do Association? Well I want to wish you good luck on getting 2nd dan, I can't wait until I get 1st dan! Tang Soo! noahsan
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i took tang soo do as a kid. i realized it was worthless, quit and tried kung -fu. then i realized that all martial arts are worthless and decided that if i ever got in a fight, i would just punch the other guy in the face until he fell down. since then i have been in 9 (real) fights and i have won them all. true story.
Congrats on the black belt!! I have a long way to go before I get mine, I just recently tested for my orange belt, but hopefully I will be there someday. Do you plan on attending the World Tournament in July? Well, thanks for the comment, Tang Soo!!
UPDATE: New Tournament Video Posted as a Video Response!!!
noahsan 9 months ago
For a white belt you were good! (I bet now you're way farther) As a cho dan bo (to clear that up: a cho dan bo is a blue belt readying to be a black belt. a cho dan is a most certainly a black belt (1st degree)) I can tell you that the first tournament is always the worst - soon you get to know people and its all great! Confidence is super important though. Like, at a test even if you're doing the wrong thing if you're doing it skillfully and with confidence, its okay.
Tang Soo!
tarstar128 11 months ago
@tarstar128 Thanks! I was super nervous as you can probably tell, especially on the sparring. But the experience was great and one I will never forget. Thanks again for such a nice comment, a lot of people go out of their way to be negative and critical, but I never claimed to be Bruce Lee, just an average person doing my best at martial arts. Tang Soo! Noah
noahsan 11 months ago
im a white belt but i hope to get a chance to have grandmaster sign my do bock
mollykinz1 1 year ago
@MisterHowToComputer 1st degree black belt actually isn't really black belt, it's Midnight Bue, so if that's what your getting it then yes you are correct :) But Cho Dan and Ee Dan are basically first and second degree. But you probably knew that :P
Draco04 1 year ago
@MisterHowToComputer you mean Cho Dan :) some could be Ee Dan also
Draco04 1 year ago
grandmaster shin was my grandmaster. i got to meet him at black belt camp years and years ago and he's a really cool dude
IAMERROR831 1 year ago
Hi there
I think those white belt fighters did a good job. It is never easy to get tested in front of 5-6 masters ...
bisoubisoumoi 1 year ago
@bisoubisoumoi Thank you for your nice comment! I was the second to do my form on the video, and I was so nervous, I could barely speak the name of the form I was going to perform! It was really fun though, I have so much respect for the higher ranked students that can perform forms so flawlessly. Thanks for the comment! Noah
noahsan 1 year ago
Try to relax a little more in the movements, and keep your knees bent and stances low. Other than that, very good for white belts!
Jammerjoint 1 year ago
@Jammerjoint Thank you! I have to relax more, my movements were so jerky because of my nervousness. Thanks again for the comment! Noah
noahsan 1 year ago
I know all five Kicho Hyungs and these were not them. Master Shin must have developed some different forms for his beginners.
Brandonshanelow 1 year ago
@Brandonshanelow Your right, Grandmaster Shin modified some of the first Hyungs, by substituting kicks for some of the punches. Thanks for the comment! Noah
noahsan 1 year ago
@Brandonshanelow Way to call him out Noah.
I know all 42 Buddhist palm techniques and these dont even cover 2
Guywithair2 1 year ago
thers this huge ass hole at my tang soo do class who takes freefighting way too seriously and fractured a white belts ribs :/
nesquikrabb1t 1 year ago
@nesquikrabb1t challenge him and do the same to him..are have him expelled from the school.
Matt2779 1 year ago
yea it's amazing...tang soo do kiks asss...
blargian94 2 years ago
Do you guys recommend Tang soo do? I am currently taking taekwondo and I do not like the sport aspect. I was thinking about switching to Karate such as Goju or Shorin. Tang soo do caught my eyes and i know it's roots are from shotokan,
Samperor 2 years ago
If your going to go with any kind of Tang Soo Do Make sure it's Moo Duk Kwan. If not just go with a Japanese style Martial Art.
ejektro 2 years ago
good
1n2n3n4nasser 2 years ago
not if you got the right person doing them for example people who are commited and people who are talented tend to have the better forms and dont make them look sloppy
kdr120893 2 years ago
i remeber being in tang soo do. so much fun.... i feel like a dumb ass for quiting
lolcowsruleweeeee 2 years ago 3
@lolcowsruleweeeee I know how you feel, I have been out of Tang Soo Do for a while now, I want to get back into it so bad, but life is so busy it seems. Thanks for the comment, I wish you luck and hope you can get back into it! Noah
noahsan 1 year ago
the judge on the left isnt even watching during the forms lol
danstangoe 2 years ago 2
Considering the Hyung Competition..
Is that a basic form that is being demonstrated at 2:35?
Kee Cho Hyung IL Bo?
J2LNC 2 years ago
where was that held at
TangsooAj 3 years ago
bad e bu also he doesnt point then punch and is not low enough
USKAsandiegoCA 3 years ago
thats a bad il bu he doesnt go low he doesnt turn his hips he doesnt put his arm over the other and he doesnt turn his hips to get that snap when he kicks.
USKAsandiegoCA 3 years ago
tang soo do su mejor instructor es gran master
sañudo montes de culiacan sinaloa mexico
tavo220492 3 years ago
gran master sañudo montes, was at a seminar i attended a few months ago...
He was a guest of Grand Master Lee..
Who is the most senior Tang Soo Do practisioner world wide
J2LNC 2 years ago
But the first kata is the taykyou shodan of shotokan whit 3 maegeri instead of a oitzuki...
barazzz 3 years ago
Besides the patterns/kata/poomse what is the difference between tkd and tsd? (im not trying to be rude or anything, I do tkd, and I was wondering what the difference was, like since they are both korean sports.)
ThanagarianTragedy 3 years ago
One's a sport, the other is an art.
zSilverFox 3 years ago
Oh, ok, I see.
ThanagarianTragedy 3 years ago
yea Korea only sees tkd as a sport, its more for competing then to learn about the art side of martial arts, tsd focus is more towards the art aspect of martial arts, we focus more on the traditional forms, free sparing and tournament sparing, and we defenetaly focus a lot of time on the science of technique and how to do it the right way
haroldterrault101 3 years ago
were you thinking wtf tkd or itf tdk, because i think there is quite a difference betwen them (correct me if I'm wrong)
bostjanzup 3 years ago
idk witch one, i just know that tkd is more of a sport, for competition
haroldterrault101 3 years ago
TSD is what TKD was called before it was Called TKD, TKD was created for The Military
Kaenas 3 years ago
yea thats right, idk about tkd being for the military but then again idk a lot about tkd, but there were like 7 styles that used to be tsd, but they all folded under the pressure from the korean government
haroldterrault101 3 years ago
Yep, but this organization has grown too much with the name TSD for it to be discarded.
PandaLePanda 3 years ago
5 stars!
gagi1963andjeo 3 years ago
im in region 1 as well... im almost a blue belt... im quite good... uhhh
commanderkeen42 3 years ago
I have such fond memories of practicing TSD. I had the privilege of meeting Grandmaster Shin when he visited the dojo in Silver Bay, MN. My father, who was an artist, drew a framed portrait of him from a photo in the 1987 TSD handbook and presented it to him as a gift. It was a magical moment. I hope I can begin practicing it once again.
cinemastorm 3 years ago
what is this like?
ufcXsk8r 3 years ago
okay when was this because i dont remember a master shin.
killerbane140 3 years ago
i remember when i was a white belt and my stances sucked horribly. now i look back and laugh at how easy sae kye hyung e and il bu are.
sbp2n 3 years ago
i am sorry but if you think any form is easy then you are sadly mistaken. i have been doing tang soo do for 14 years and there is so much more to the beginning forms then you can possibly think of, it is nearly impossible to get any form perfect, but none the less that is the goal
haroldterrault101 3 years ago 2
ok that looks like it's in michigan (where i live)
Tartpkin 3 years ago
It's in Florence, Alabama at the University of North Alabama.
Russischespionin 3 years ago
you guys are stupid, that is the way it was when it was brought for the americans, the traditional way is white purple green red black master
back in south korea they dont even have rank, it was something that was made for the americans cuz we felt like we needed it
haroldterrault101 3 years ago
well we have it so we know different traditions etc.
Tartpkin 3 years ago
I lived in korea and trained in tkd before goin on to tsd and there were belts and when my father did it they had belts too and that was like 40 years ago for him (he was born in korea and lived there, i just lived there for a 2 years
tokkim 3 years ago
Belt order
WHITE-winter; emptiness, hidden potential, purity
ORANGE-created later on to give people are reason to keep training, it originally was white, green, red, midnight blue
GREEN-Spring; Growth, spreading, advancement
RED- Summer; Ripening, Yang, Active
MIDNIGHT BLUE-utumn; Maturity, Um, passive, harvest
one last note, never criticize especially if you're not capable of what it is you're criticizing, and please people learn humility, dont brag of your tropies
TANG SOO
mattd1881 3 years ago
stfu man
Tartpkin 3 years ago
Dude, you forgot brown - power, stability, agility, weight and wisdom. :)
ninjadragon04 3 years ago
wow i dont know what school you go to fiercedeitylinkx but where i go its white, purple, green, red, black, then master, and i am a master, so i think i would know
but fiercedeitylinkx has one thing right, tang soo do is fun, it is a total blast, everybody should try it, if you are in california you should go to the best studio around, in san marcos, off of the twin oaks off tamp
haroldterrault101 3 years ago
lol if ur a master then you would know that different associations have different colors and order the only thing that is universal is white belt and black belt
tokkim 3 years ago
i do know that, and just to let you know its also mid night blue not black
haroldterrault101 3 years ago 3
i take Tang Soo Do and i am a white belt but i already know a few things like
belt order: white orange green brown red blue black.
it is very fun
fiercedeitylinkx 3 years ago
the lack knowledge but not commitment. They are low ranking fighters. must of them are white belts and this is probably for alot of them their fisrt tourney. over time the will get better and compete in more agressive matches.
jpro4lyfe 3 years ago 3
I also do tang soo do and i have to say these people lacks knowledge and commitment
rotary6 3 years ago
@rotary6 Were you ever a white belt? Thanks for the input though, however worthless it is...
noahsan 11 months ago
the fist tournament i went to i got 2 3rd places. after that, i got alot of bronze metals. WEIRD. i have a gold metal and a 2nd place trophies.
Linghunt 3 years ago
Yay! This is actually my region of Tang Soo Do. I believe this was the last tournament I attended.
spoiledvamp27 3 years ago
2nd degree black belt right here
master beaudoin!!!
krypticsnow 3 years ago
I've met him at a couple tournaments . Great man. recieved a personal invite to a tournament but had other plans on that day.I did get a photo with him though.
Tang Soo!
cyjack1 3 years ago
man these ppl cant even fight..<if they ever get to fight my TKD team we would totaly kill them
1kojiro1 4 years ago
TKD doesn't require any skill....in fact, i'll perfer saying, TKD people is more like an american got drunk...and fight over some bitches with another american.....like an old saying....sizes matter....right? in tang soo do, doesn't matter what size u r, as long as u have to speed and technique, it'll kick all y'all asses....
915mimiii 4 years ago
Dude i agree with the " size matters" saying ...... im only 5'2" and am a black belt in tang soo do
powranger 4 years ago
What's your matter. Do you actually believe that TKD doesn't require ANY skills at all? Shut up fuckface. You actually shouldn't be talking about something you don't know shit about.
Asparlingur 4 years ago
Dude! it takes you guys an entire team to beat an orange belt and white belt? Whats up with that. Cant undestand why you'd make a comment like that for a Beginners Division. Unless these beginners look like you Advanced division... that might have thrown me for a loop if thats what I though!
sunrise314 4 years ago 3
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lol these ppl should not ever train in the world of martial art..<well anyways no one unerstand wat im am trying to say,,! everyone nowadays are jzu a bunch of sucker who think they can fight lol.<!but not..it just make me siclk seeing SUCK ass ppl doing any kind of martials art lol..<
1kojiro1 4 years ago
Were you ever a beginner? Then maybey you remember how difficult it is to train the muscle memory needed for precise technique. Not many people can walk on to the floor for the first time and be a perfect martial artist. Please keep this in mind next time you comment on a white-belt's form. Beginners need encouragement, and constructive criticism, not someone telling them that they should just quit or that they are "SUCK ass ppl (people)" Thanks/
sashimibites 4 years ago 11
Very well put! I will be the first to admit that this is not a video showing my off my incredible martial arts skills, but merely me sharing my first tournament experience for others to view. Its funny how some people have to put others down in order to prove themselves. Thank you so much for a thoughtful and well written comment sashimibites! noahsan
noahsan 4 years ago
@1kojiro1 I checked out your videos of you doing martial arts and I can honestly say that you are way better than me, I'm not even in the same realm of skill as you. Oh, thats right, you have no videos, awesome.
noahsan 11 months ago
@1kojiro1 Yeaaaaah, thanks Sensei.....
noahsan 11 months ago
six years and your going for your kyo sa nim what a short amount of time ive done four years and just got my cho dan bo, i have to have that for one year before i can get my cho dan than i have to have that for two years before i can get my kyo sa nim i know some people that have seven years and just got their cho dan
santoichiryu 4 years ago
ive done tang soo do for about 6 years now im 14 and im going for my 2nd dan in october :D:D:D
kriscr250 4 years ago
Awesome! Are you part of the World Tang Soo Do Association? Well I want to wish you good luck on getting 2nd dan, I can't wait until I get 1st dan! Tang Soo! noahsan
noahsan 4 years ago
it takes that long to go to 2nd dan?
paulwall08330 4 years ago
that or even longer. i've been doing karate since i was 4 or 5. im 13 now and thats about 9 years. i am currently testing for my e dan for the WTSDA.
xoxSamixoxLeighxox 4 years ago
yay i see me but i was lazy mood that time and also too fast
Xyeho 4 years ago
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i took tang soo do as a kid. i realized it was worthless, quit and tried kung -fu. then i realized that all martial arts are worthless and decided that if i ever got in a fight, i would just punch the other guy in the face until he fell down. since then i have been in 9 (real) fights and i have won them all. true story.
dougerber 4 years ago
dude you are so rigt , but you've learned something from that!
zexeru 4 years ago
i have indeed.
dougerber 4 years ago
@dougerber Amazing.... can I have your autograph?
noahsan 11 months ago
I'm in region 1- Northern California... and I just recently got my black belt- yay!
Xargon42 4 years ago
Congrats on the black belt!! I have a long way to go before I get mine, I just recently tested for my orange belt, but hopefully I will be there someday. Do you plan on attending the World Tournament in July? Well, thanks for the comment, Tang Soo!!
noahsan 4 years ago
Thanks, and congrats on your own promotion. I'm pretty sure the World tournament is in Florida so I probably won't be a able to make it.
Xargon42 4 years ago
what do you have to do in the test??? havent done it befor soi wouldent know
Itachijutsu 4 years ago
i go to gihea thats in aruba i am a green brown belt
laclejoseph 4 years ago
i go to gihea thats in aruba i am a green brown belt
laclejoseph 4 years ago
where is region 6? I'm in region 8.
vortexxman 4 years ago
Region 6 contains Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, Western Tennessee.
noahsan 4 years ago