cool guys,cool movie,but funny korean style.plunder this techniques are just completely same as gojyu-ryu karate(剛柔流空手) japan.why you choose korean counterfeit art? pls teach me...shameless fraud korean.
JAPAN EXPO Paris will open within 48 hours!!!!!stop exhibiting fake kendo,korean Haidong Gumdo!!!!
Not wanting to cause an argument but I really do not see the point in forms. Studied Tang Soo myself for a good few years and I must say that this type of martial art has little to no application to real combat. Forms are very one dimensional and robotic. Sadly.
very good! I've seen many different variations of this form and this one is the best performance. Hopefully soon I'll be able to get to that stage of my training!
@sickonurse You see, there are many schools that teach these forms. As they travel from place to place the masters that learned them sometimes change some parts of the form in a way that makes sense to them. There are no right or wrong way of doing these forms. Just different interpretations. If you look further back into the history of these forms, you'll find that the five pinans used to be one big kung fu form. Over the years, the original form may have been lost over time.
Hwank Kee founded Tang Soo Do but he was no grand master. Hwang Kee learned from books and studied under my teach Ki Whang Kim and other masters that had trained in Japan back in Korea and which Ki Whang Kim trained in Japan under Toyama Kanken.
As you tense the muscles you make the sound to show intensity in the movement. Just like giving a yell during a particular punch or kick. It's just to make the form seem more powerful.
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cool guys,cool movie,but funny korean style.plunder this techniques are just completely same as gojyu-ryu karate(剛柔流空手) japan.why you choose korean counterfeit art? pls teach me...shameless fraud korean.
JAPAN EXPO Paris will open within 48 hours!!!!!stop exhibiting fake kendo,korean Haidong Gumdo!!!!
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Not wanting to cause an argument but I really do not see the point in forms. Studied Tang Soo myself for a good few years and I must say that this type of martial art has little to no application to real combat. Forms are very one dimensional and robotic. Sadly.
Itsthesandmanbaby 9 months ago
@Itsthesandmanbaby Look at it this way, pal. We live in a fairly civilized society. How often are we in combat anyway?
suiramx 9 months ago
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Itsthesandmanbaby 9 months ago
very good! I've seen many different variations of this form and this one is the best performance. Hopefully soon I'll be able to get to that stage of my training!
SuperKenji86 1 year ago
Why are most of the Tang soo do forms here not the way Master Hwang Kee teaches, considering he is the founder of Tang Soo Do and Moo Duk Kwan?
sickonurse 1 year ago
@sickonurse You see, there are many schools that teach these forms. As they travel from place to place the masters that learned them sometimes change some parts of the form in a way that makes sense to them. There are no right or wrong way of doing these forms. Just different interpretations. If you look further back into the history of these forms, you'll find that the five pinans used to be one big kung fu form. Over the years, the original form may have been lost over time.
suiramx 1 year ago
@sickonurse
Hwank Kee founded Tang Soo Do but he was no grand master. Hwang Kee learned from books and studied under my teach Ki Whang Kim and other masters that had trained in Japan back in Korea and which Ki Whang Kim trained in Japan under Toyama Kanken.
Kinghercules 1 year ago
@sickonurse looks like some kung fu'd tang soo do to me... just my opinion
bankaibecker 1 year ago
@bankaibecker That's probably because I got my first black belt in kung fu. The two make for an interesting combination.
suiramx 1 year ago
you guys should check out "mrblackbelt42" he has the best tang soo do forms on youtube.
juancruz1992 1 year ago
In kung fu: Master Dennis Brown and his instructors. In karate: Master Marco Sies and the other senior instructors from the school I teach at.
suiramx 1 year ago
Who did you train under?
Just curious.
Kinghercules 1 year ago
do you have pinan 3?
auhroy 1 year ago
I do. I'll post that one later.
suiramx 1 year ago
Do you have geon?
Im looking for a video of that
VileTheReject 2 years ago
Not yet. I'll post that one later.
suiramx 2 years ago
As you tense the muscles you make the sound to show intensity in the movement. Just like giving a yell during a particular punch or kick. It's just to make the form seem more powerful.
suiramx 2 years ago
Do you mind me asking why you make the grunting noise in the slow controlled movements?
joshjc07 2 years ago