Woon Hahk Hyung is taught at 5th degree, however I am told that it takes many years to do it well. I am also told that it is the last empty hand form learned (allowed to learn) There are many forms that most students have never been made aware of. For example there are 6 different forms for straight sword, reverse sword, double sword and short sword each.
Woon Hahk Hyung is taught at 5th degree, however I am told that it takes many years to do it well. I am also told that it is the last empty hand form learned (allowed to learn) There are many forms that most students have never been made aware of. For example there are 6 different forms for straight sword, reverse sword, double sword and short sword each.
Woon Hahk Hyung is taught at 5th degree, however I am told that it takes many years to do it well. I am also told that it is the last empty hand form learned (allowed to learn) There are many forms that most students have never been made aware of. For example there are 6 different forms for straight sword, reverse sword, double sword and short sword each.
Yes. Its called Woon Hahk Hyung. Its taught at master level, which starts at 5th degree black belt. I don't know specifically which degree its taught at, but KJN Sung Jin is 8th degree in this video.
That man is absolutely unbelievable. He just makes everything look so easy and so perfect and fluid but I know how hard it is to do what he's doing. Incredible.
Thank you for sharing. I've seen KJN Suh perform the 6th degree form in person on several occassions, but never the others. Very helfpul to have a frame of reference.
his stance and the gracefulness of his hands make me cry
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Woon Hahk Hyung is taught at 5th degree, however I am told that it takes many years to do it well. I am also told that it is the last empty hand form learned (allowed to learn) There are many forms that most students have never been made aware of. For example there are 6 different forms for straight sword, reverse sword, double sword and short sword each.
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Woon Hahk Hyung is taught at 5th degree, however I am told that it takes many years to do it well. I am also told that it is the last empty hand form learned (allowed to learn) There are many forms that most students have never been made aware of. For example there are 6 different forms for straight sword, reverse sword, double sword and short sword each.
TBRLTROI 11 months ago
Woon Hahk Hyung is taught at 5th degree, however I am told that it takes many years to do it well. I am also told that it is the last empty hand form learned (allowed to learn) There are many forms that most students have never been made aware of. For example there are 6 different forms for straight sword, reverse sword, double sword and short sword each.
TBRLTROI 11 months ago
Yes. Its called Woon Hahk Hyung. Its taught at master level, which starts at 5th degree black belt. I don't know specifically which degree its taught at, but KJN Sung Jin is 8th degree in this video.
HCWalker58 11 months ago
Dose any one know the name of this form? Or what grade it is learned at?
PandaMan1591000 1 year ago
Absolutely amazing video, such an inspiration. thank you
westmidsksw 1 year ago
Breathtaking.
thejessehoward 1 year ago
I prefer Master Sung Jin's Kuk Pah Hyung in this video. His hands are so fast, and absolute control in all the movements.
Bradksw 1 year ago
SIKJN Suhn Jin Suh is a true inspiratin to all Kuk Sool Won students, instructors, and masters. Kuk Sool!
KSJoshWhite 2 years ago 4
what a magnificent demonstration of body control,balance and power.....well i can dream of being that good DBN
19schmoo65 2 years ago 4
i just saw him do this when i went liverpool in te demo!
WaK0Gaming 2 years ago 5
great video, amazing technique. as for the music... it just does not fit, not the best choice!
Glennwingchun 2 years ago 6
I'm a Kuk Sool Won practicioner and I cannot avoid to said what a technic and powerful movements, simply amazing and result of very hard work.
brunooliveirabb 2 years ago 5
Totally amazing.. As for the music not the greatest choice ! :)
sowerbutts89 2 years ago 4
amazing footage of the best of the best.
whynnontheworld 2 years ago 3
Thanks for sharing this footage, it can only inspire us all from the Kuk Sool Won family. KSN
KukSoolWonNZ 2 years ago 4
We need more practice!!!!
mardekan 2 years ago 13
Amazing, i wish i could do 10% of what he is doing.
hmjaber 2 years ago 5
this guy is amazing i am student of wayne murray 6th degree black belt. i am a 1st degree my self and have met master KJN Suh. he is awsome
sullyj123 2 years ago 12
That man is absolutely unbelievable. He just makes everything look so easy and so perfect and fluid but I know how hard it is to do what he's doing. Incredible.
Huggyboy78 2 years ago 14
I'm left in total awe after watching that! He is wonderful. Fantastic compelation.
kuksoolkat 2 years ago 17
Thank you for sharing. I've seen KJN Suh perform the 6th degree form in person on several occassions, but never the others. Very helfpul to have a frame of reference.
FlyYellow996tt 2 years ago 31
wow, this is amazing.
tkd4life 2 years ago 38
brilliant as ever!
paulcartwheel 2 years ago 37
Thank you very much for posting this. Incredible video, added to favourites!
mackuk 3 years ago 41