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  • i seen a 3rd do better patten then him there are crap taekwondo out there

  • name of the song?

  • he is 6th DAN

  • @maniusx1 Now , yes . But in 2007 , he was 5 Dan !

  • here are ITF belts white,yellow,green,blue,red and black no orange,brown,purple,

    gold

  • @jarrettautry yeah but there are the stripes in between as well don't forget!

  • its ITF and its called do-san not do-bok WTF tkd is do-bok

  • what dan is suska?

  • @bentleybroz he is 5th dan

  • @pdm1967

    If your instructor told you not to breathe when doing your pattern, epicly wrong dude! each movement must be carried by a short sharp breath, study the theory of power!! ??

  • @mininut15 actually it IS dobok in both WTF and ITF taekwondo.

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  • Excellent videos, been a great help to me

  • Well then ur belts are retarded

  • this is really intresting, I've watched different versions that are all similar, I know there are diferent varieties of Taekwondo. I'm not sure what variety I do but our belt format goes white, yellow,yellow,blue,blue,purple­,purple,brown,brown, then the 9 blacks.

  • @udot111 The color of the belts is not all that important in TKD. Each school or kwon has its own belting system. What is universally recognized by the kukkiwon is the gup associated with each. for Instance, ours go white, yellow, orange, green, purple, blue, brown, brown w/black, red, red w/ black, and then your black belts.

    red would be a second gup and would be 'transferable' to other schools.

  • @davewainwright I understand this, I'm 4th kup doing won-hyo (nasty crane-stance-gaurding block side kick is getting me) but I'm curious about all the other types. thanks for the info though!

  • Very nice!

  • man do-san is going be really fun too learn!

  • What the hell is that clicking sound every time he moves. Is that him breathing? My instructor told me not to do that.

  • @PDM1967 You obviously don't do traditional ITF Taekwondo then.

  • @PDM1967

    Your instructor told you not to do that? Man, your instructor needs to tell you to breathe because you are supposed to do that on every form.

  • usa is castle sport everybody know it!!

  • Do-San

    Baek Do San

  • @TheGamerX10 Close, but he's Baek Doo San...

    Might be a side-reference though...

  • i love ur videos :)

  • i just won gold for that pattern in a tournament for all of western canada and at the end of the pattern when you do the knife hand after the first one going to the second one you don't put your feet together when you do the next knife hand you have your feet in like the ready stance but not your hands just your feet then you do your second knife hand.

  • i just won gold for that pattern in a tournament for all of western canada and at the end of the pattern when you do the knife hand after the first one going to the second one you don't put your feet together when you do the next knife hand you have your feet in like the ready stance then you do your second knife hand.

  • perfect execution! 

  • at 0:20 there is a camera flash! also at 0:22! roflmao! (p.s thats roll on the floor laughing my ass of!)

  • Thanks to this, I learnt Do-San in half an hour. Thanks :)

  • @silvablaze95 Do-San ftw? xD Im on it too

  • Thanks for your videos, they are very useful to me in my practice of taekwon-do itf.

    Great respect for you,

    taekwon!

  • WHATS THE INDIAN CHANTING SOUNDTRACK CALLED?

  • ya didnt do it rite buba

  • the dude shouldn't be wearing his watch

  • @Pinkster40K Instructors only are allowed to wear watches!

  • @Hantoria yeh but if he's training with a student and he does a wrist block then he might seriously hurt someone and probably break his watch, my instructor doesn't wear a watch.

  • @Hantoria depends on club and style. most dojangs have a clock. Anyway that guy is totally pro...but in Jidokwan you can wear anything like that...even instructors. safety.

  • @Pinkster40K The Sabum is entitled to wear his watch.

  • @Pinkster40K yeah,,,tahts about the only thing he did wrong...I think.

  • Hehe, I love seeing all of the little green belts get excited doing this kata, out of the simple kata this is easily my favorite, I just hope that they stay long enough for me to see them do Toi-Gye.

  • And what about the watches?!?!?! :D

  • I do the starting bit right, then the knife hand, then the finger thrust thing, then the little movement, then the spin, but we put our hand out straight.

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  • Our master got to train and test under general Choi before he passed on.

  • @Canadaisthebest8 My greatest respect to him, it must have been an honour.

  • POLSKA

  • thats amazing i like it im on green belt and i can do won hyo now :D

  • @mrdjroyal11 How exciting. You must be blue belt now as your wrote this comment a year ago :P Black belt is fun 3 patters to learn :P

  • take off ur watch

  • @LeonArcher2514 I like the flying side kick, and the 360 turn from U shape block to knifehand guarding block in Choog-Moo XD

  • @kierangajraj i love chong moo its my fave

  • Hey....he has a watch on his left hand...I liked that he had sharp moves. This is kinda how I did it at a tourny, but, I didnt do the crouch after the Outerform block-to-punch secuence.

  • @SuperMarioLink64 its middle block isn't it? Outerform block is with your knuckles facing downwards I believe. Yeah that just sine wave (methinks)

  • @Guydabest Actually it's a high outer forearm block. Blocking something like a high punch or a high front knifehand strike. Obviously the blocking tool is the outer forearm and it's oriented very similar to a knifehand strike, but with both fists closed.

  • nice i practice this more!

  • @LeonArcher2514 Never too late to start again :)

  • @LeonArcher2514 I agree and I am practicing more it all clicked a bit more with my last pattern Dan-Gun before and at my last grading so hopefully will do the same for Do-San.

    I did not think I would enjoy patterns when I first started Tae Kwondo but I have to admit despite my reservations as a beginner I think they improve focus timing and muscle memory and are a good way to practice techniques on your own.

  • @LeonArcher2514 thanks for the tip, taekwon!

  • I am a 33 yr old ITF green tag and have been learning this pattern, my grading is in six weeks time and I also have a tournament on Sunday both patterns and sparring so was helpful to see the video and see if I can get any further tips. The biggest problem I have is relaxing during patterns, when I am tense it saps my stamina something terrible I am getting better slowly though and figured doing a tournament will help conquer my nerves a bit more unless I mess it up that is lol

  • I don't see him stamping his foot at all, I love the way he moves, so fluent, wish I was as good, but then am only on green tags. Great you can watch this on here, helps us learn.

  • i find the turn after the fingertip thrust quite hard, it's difficult to have a correct gunnun sogi after turning

  • There are two clear styles of doing forms. The style which our school and the poomsae competitions use does not bounce into stances, but stays level and controlled. This demonstration isn't "wrong" -- it is just a different method.

  • can someone tell me the meaning about do-san

  • @kutvn Do-San is the pseudonym of the patriot Ahn Chang Ho (1876 - 1938). The 24 movements of this pattern represent Mr. Ahn's life which he devoted to furthering the education of Korea and it's independent movement.

  • wow! my tkd instructor told me I did this pattern wrong, but after watching this vid I can see I did it right... not a 100% perfect, but ok. He told me the beginning was wrong, that when I was done doing my block and punch on the left side, I was suppose to go back into the middle again, and then continue on the right side. but he told me wrong I guess, if this vid showes me exactly what to do; )

  • @Tracaux your instructor is not wrong. if you watch this video closely he moves his left foot towards the center and brings his right foot back before going to the other side.

  • @Tracaux Listen to your instructor, he knows better what you're doing and what you can. You cannot be sure if you're doing it right only by watchinh a video :))

  • Do san is the pseudonym of pariot Ahn Chang Ho (1876-1938)the 24 movements repesent his life which he devoted to futher education of korea and its inpendence movements

  • Man. I took a break from tkd, and I'm starting again. I need to know all patterns up to joong gun. I really should remember this pattern, becuase I did this for a tournament. idk, I've lost my edge a bit. Only way I can get it back, is going again everyday.

  • Me and my friends did this pattern in a compition and came 2nd!! this is my favourite one!!

  • I subbed you.You're the best!

  • For green belt 6th Kup I was trained in  Yul Gok Tul not Won Hyo. By the way, I'm not training the ITF style TKD, we are not using the sine wave (and there has been enough arguing regarding this matter, so please spare the comments). However I just want to say how inspiring Mr Suska's patterns are.

    Regards to all TKD students (all schools)

  • i mean not hwa rang xD, i wanted won hyo :D

  • Do San tul it's for green tag. In every clubs in ITF taekwon do.

    Hwa Rang its for green belt.

    It's a kimono too...but in taekwon do we speak in koren language, so we say do bok not kimono, in karate's they say kimono.

  • @FabianKristoff Yor do bok is actually called a Gi in Karate, not kimono.

    Just sharing the info with you! Osu

  • this is sooo coool even I do Tae Kwan-do!

  • @ LuxATemporeNostro

    I don't know on wich federation you're being trained. But Do-san is the Tul for the Green tag/stripe belt.

  • @AsBf2 In mine it is for green, so shut the fuck up!!! The patterns are preformed in different ways for different clubs!!!

  • @jackiechanmonro Then your "Club" Is not official I'm part of the ITF, and in my FEDERATION (INTERNATIONAL) things are done as the General Choi said. So you shut up!

  • @AsBf2 q wzemi se grumni be putko smotana gadna gnida! ti eba shibanata maika det ne moje da poluchawa erekciq, be hui! English translation: Shut the fuck up! My federation is ITF you bitch, so shut the fuck up! putka gadna gnida polqna s laina ! da go duhash!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • chill, every club has different instructors who have their own way of teaching; not one instructor can teach the same as another instructor. Their methods could be the same but they would have a different way of disciplining the students

  • @Sp0rtybab3 Sorry, I know, but that guy is mentally handicapped!!!!!!!!!! And again sorry for my behavior!

  • @AsBf2 this pattern help me to do my test

  • @AsBf2 You suck!!!

  • @AsBf2 Here in Bærum taekwondo klubb (norway), we had Do-San for the green tag/stripe (on a yellow belt). So what if someone have learned it earlier or later, so long nobody gets hurts, everything's (probably) fine.

  • @AsBf2 that is what i have learned, yes.

    To everyone arguing about this: What's the point? As long as nobody gets hurt, i'm just fine with the fact that we do it different...

  • Don't know what I'd do without this series of videos - save many a restlessness night!!

  • I watched this because I do Tae kwon do and I forgot part of my pattern.

  • i can't take a martial artist seriously who wears a watch with his kimono... sorry.

  • It's a uniform..and what;s wrong with a watch. You're just jealous of him :)

  • @BJJonVideo it's called a do buk, Firstly Kimono is japenese, taekwondo is korean. Secondly, a kimono is a cerimonial dress worn predominatly by women at formal occasions and by the wealthy.

    A karate,judo or japenese jujitsu suit is called a Gi

  • @oblivinater actually it is dobok

  • @popcornpizzapie1 Actually, it's spelled 도복. It is not possible to directly translate Korean characters to Roman (start with the fact that Korean has 40 characters, and Roman only 26, and go from there...) so spelling is phonetic. Dobok is merely one of several phonetic representations of 도복.

  • @popcornpizzapie1 technically speaking, there is no correct way to write it in 'romanised' form. The only correct way to spell it would be in Korean script.

  • @popcornpizzapie1 no it is not dobok because this is ITF not WTF

  • i have actually had the privlege of working with Grand Master Tran before he past away.

  • @oblivinater As popcornpizzapie1 said... it is, in fact, spelled "dobok".

  • @oblivinater Also Karatedo if I'm not too much mistaken.

  • @BJJonVideo perhaps he wears a watch because the 24 patterns represent

    the 24 hours of one day, as the life of a man is like one day if compared to eternity.

  • @LuxATemporeNostro exactly!!!

  • @BJJonVideo It's not a kimono, it's called a Do-Bok!

  • This is the hardest form I've ever had to do and I've done all 8 taegueks.

  • Do-san are middle front snap kicks.

  • Anyone know the name of this song???

  • mooie oke liedje

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  • SINEWAVE - ITF the real Taekwondo teach SINEWAVE. This increases your power - eg normal punch = 15kg, but with SINEWAVE it can increase it to 40kg of hitting power.

  • he teaches to flex or bend the knee to help generate power from the hip for that punch.

  • I'm a first dan black belt in jung shin tae kwon do and I train under an eighth dan grandmaster and he dosen't do the "dip" motion.

  • But you're supposed to be 9dan to be Grandmaster.

  • @RICKYFALL My Bad hit the wrong Key

  • I know this tul already for my half green :D

  • why does he "dip" down on the outer palm block punch move 0:05

  • Hello !

    i train Taekwondo. I just want to say that the ''dip'' is actually a way to get more power in the move . It is called the sinus wave.

  • @LegendaryBeyar Haha, my trainers says exactly the same!

  • @LOidos2000  :D

  • @LegendaryBeyar I think it is called a sine wave. Sine describes a type of up and down curve. Sinus refers to anatomy and means "cavity".

  • @KarateJutsuNinja a sinus curve is a sine

  • @LegendaryBeyar Sine. Not Sinus.

  • @LegendaryBeyar the sine wave, its a way of controlling power and balance whilst adding grace. It is called the sine wave due to its appearance like the y=sin(x) graph in maths. which if you dont know it goes from 0 to 1 to 0 again.

  • @ToxicMayo9.................. to produce more power through sine wave as it has to start some where. hope this helps

  • There are NO outer palm blocks in Do-San. It is an outer forearm block. ITF does the SINE Wave method is the reason for the "dip".

  • @ToxicMayo9 there's nothing wrong?

  • @ToxicMayo9 Yeh i wasn't taught that either, and was wondering the same actually... lol

  • Goin For My Black Tag Today ... Well Nervouse

    Need To Remind Myself Of All The Patterns :L

  • I am yellow belt, win a tournament with that form (kata)

  • Impossible, Do-San is the green tag pattern.

  • i have yellow belt with green stripe, im i going to learn DO SAN? cause it's an awesome pattern :)

  • come on he only slamed it like twice

  • im going for my blue belt now :S

  • ???? I'm in itf taekwondo but as I was watching this I noticed how he slams his foot on the ground each time he moves it i was told by my instructer to never do this I tryed the moves with and without slaming and without slaming it I got more power and my foot didn't hurt as much XD lol but very nice and I have a test in a week on this pattern and this really helps :)

  • Actually depends on the pattern in some patterns the foot slaming is actually part of certain moves.

  • I already know that form (Do-San) and i do it very good, but youre right that is a form to green belt (sorry for my bad english)

  • Haha no problem, but its the pattern for green tags (yellow + green tags) the pattern for green is Won hyo

  • hahhahaha tan`gun too ^_^

  • Dan-Gun Is the pattern for yellow belt =)

  • ya hombre halas español XD ciertoXD pero a mi me la enzeñaron porque hicimos una forma por equipos y do-san era la mjor opcion

  • Ahh jaja, que bueno! (Aunq no se debe hacer eso =P)

  • mmm hablas de la forma de haberte dicho que hablabas español haha no perdona XD

  • @AsBf2 no it isn't:

    yellow stripe: saju jirugi + saju makgi

    yellow belt: chon-ji tul

    green stripe: dan-gun tul

  • @samcod55555 It doesnt seems to be slaming to hard,,, meaby the floor is to soundy.

  • no, you don't slam it; but you don't do it too softly either; when you're doing grading; you do a bit extra to let the instructors/examiners know that you know what you're doing, aka looking confident and not stopping just because of stamping

  • @samcod55555

    you always have to perform as your instructor says.

    every sabum nim does perform on his own way.

    those pattern vids are interesting and the movements are always the same but the slaming or the speed of the movements are different

  • i know that one :-D i got green belt with blue stripe:-D

  • I like watching different schools go through these forms. I am currently high green within my school. I study Kuk Mu Kwan style tae Kwan do. Our instructor, who studied under grand master kang, tells us to stress stance, as well as keeping teh form more fluid looking. Though still like to watch these videos. Where is the back ground music from?

  • im just now learning dosan i had a test on october 10 th and i went 2nd degree yellow to 4 th degree so i really love all ur videos when i saw chonji i started to just love ur videos so thanx

  • jest błąd w układnie :)

  • tak ? a gdzie ?

  • 0.18. Robi ten wymach 2 rekoma i po tym robi udezenie prawą reką (kostkami) w CZOŁO ale jest to nie możliwe jeśli sie nie wychylisz :) tak powiedział ojciec Taek

  • gdzie jest błąd ? kolego - Suska to jeden z najlepszych techników TKD w Polsce więc trudno uwierzyć, ze popełnia gdzieś błąd szczególnie w materiale kręconym do celów szkoleniowych ...

  • zgadza się kolego ale jest błąd (niedociągnięcie) w miedzy 0,16-0,17 : ten wymach ręką to jest

    dun-dzumuk ma za zadanie udezyć pzreciwnika 2 piąstkami w skroń ale go w taki sposób nie trafi bo musi zrobić o takie ---> ) wychylenie.

  • I hope to see you on November here in Argentina.

  • Thank you for a very good instructional video. I was having difficulty understanding the timing of the wedge block/snap kick/punch sequence and I was rushing the moves. You demonstrate wonderful power in your movements and your breathing is very focused.

  • Great performance

  • wow I never realized how different itf is from wtf. Your movement seems more springy or flexible whereas ours tends to be more grounded and stiff. interesting..

  • i agree . i'm a shotokan black belt, and i noticed how he springs up, and down on the legs with each movement. ours are very straight, and not so much stiff but not as jumpy. by saying that, i'm not mocking the tae kwon do form just admiring the difference in movement. very beautiful.

  • Yes of course. I meant it in the same way. I find it interesting and awesome as well.

  • it's itf use of power, sinewave. it's basically relaxing for the whole movement and then tensing the whole body at the point of impact. Taekwon-Do's use of power is scientifically developed.

  • right. i gotcha. it's awesome nonetheless.i always admired tae kwon do for the beautiful kicks, and have actually implemented them into my style. in modern shotokan they use alot of the same kicks but i never took time to really watch the "art" aspect of tae kwon do. the "tul" are beautiful.

  • oh wow! thats soooo cool im in ITF and is it true you guys only use your feet when sparring? and only punching to the body? thats cooooool! its amazing how different ,clubs are

  • ahaha got my yellow tip two days ago. and i love this tul

  • he can also do sound effects for other martialartist too lol if they cant make any noises but its cool i like seein diffrent

    kinds of martial arts ^_^

  • I do not do TKD but I am interested to know... On the bounce between moves is the punch or strike supposed to be done as you come up or do you go down, come up and then strike?

  • usually you strike when you come up because of the sine wave motion. properties of the sine wave to help produce more power in the techniques.

  • No you strike when you come down clearly because gravity adds more power to your move due to your weight being behind it.

  • captnpepsi has good a great point there. but seriously, thanks for uploading this and thanks for saving my life...totally needed this!

  • ya me la se

  • Your snap is very good. You've learned well from whoever taught you.

    I would ask you this, at 0:16 you perform a move that is designed to break free from an opponent who grabbed your hand.

    Currently you just rotate the wrist. Think about this - is just rotating the wrist on its axis enough to break free from the opponent? Unlikely. Therefore this move is, in other styles, given a 45 degree arm movement down and left in addition to the rotation of the wrist which you have.

  • shut up. your not a 5th dan. your an idiot who sits on youtube trying to correct someone whos done taekwondo for like a million years. homo.

  • @captnpepsi Uhhm you can use that movement to break out of a grab, it's not just a squat and twist.

    Picture someone grabbing your wrist after the straight fingertip thrust, that's the vertical spear finger looking thingy.

    Your right wrist will be grabbed, what you do, is squat, twist and thrust, in a direction that is between your left side and your front. That should effect a release, if your assailant is still holding on, then the turning motion of your body, will complete the release.

  • @caribbeanpriceclub yes that is what i am saying. However, at 0:16 - he is rotating it on the axis of the arm only. The arm should be roating on its own axis as well as moving diagonally down and left as he crouches instead of staying fixed.

  • @captnpepsi Nope not down and left, horizontal while twisting and shooting out hard to the left. Try it, you'll see it works. Most peeps in my dojang thought as you did, we misunderstood the technique.

  • First of all, you must always look in the direction of your move before you make the move, especially for the first move, for which I did not see. This is very important for one must see their opponent before defending or attacking them. I'm very surprised at fifth dan one could make such a mistake. However, I cannot contradict anything else done in this pattern since I'm in a different organization which has a Do-San that slightly variates from this one.

  • @xenianightshade That's what I was originally taught, some people believe that looking in the direction, you are going to go is telegraphing tho. Some people believe that you should look as you turn 'cause that adds power to your movement. In the encyclopedia, the still photos suggest, looking b4 u move. North Koreans as seen on youtube channel ITFHQ, look as they move. Different strokes I guess.