Taekwon-Do ITF Matsogi 1973

Démonstration en Allemagne par Grand-Maître Park Jong Soo en 1973

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• Taekwon-Do
• ITF

[mrbubblesatwebde]

very nice!!!! who are those guys??

[lololatruite]

I don't know the guy on the left, but the other one is Grandmaster Park Jong Soo. I can tell you 30 years after he is as fast as he used to be in this video.

[billysue2]

@UndeadPyro as ive already said,landing throat shots demands exactly the same timing as any headshot which can only be learned by sparring.

[UndeadPyro]

@billysue2 Throat strikes are easy as shit to land. Who the fuck are you kidding? Do you even have any training? Also, the groin strike is easy to effectively test. Put a cup on and have someone kick you or ridge hand you in the groin as hard as they can. Then take the cup off and have them do the same thing. BOOM. Effective Test.

[billysue2]

@UndeadPyro they werent able to use them but were allowed.If you cant land a punch you cany land a throat strike.True about the groin shots but again,you cant test it effectively so its supplementary to combat sports training techs and methods.

[UndeadPyro]

@billysue2 Not a single person used throat shots in the first UFCs, and they were wearing cups when they were taking those groin Shots. And believe me there's a huge difference in taking a groin shot with a cup on and without a cup.

[billysue2]

you cant train to maim or kill,thats fantasy,those techniques would always be pulled and so unrealistic.Combat sports such as mma are the closest thing to reality with acceptable safety.Throat and groin shots were allowed in the first few ufc,they made no difference .

[stormriser83]

Add in throat, groin, and eye attacks and you would disagree. Those who train to maim and kill will always have the edge against someone who doesn't. You see it all the time in UFC, a groin shot, they drop, an eye poke, they drop... Just imagine if they took a full force punch or knife hand to the throat... or an intentional eye gouge... too many people disregard the point of MARTIAL arts.

[pfleot6]

Almost all martial arts have techniques that will be of great benefit in a self defence situation you just have to be smart enough tomutilise the skills effecively. This grand master along with a select few others at the time where selected to promote the art around the world they trained old school meaning hard ! some of the people quick to judge the ineffectiveness of the art would have absolutely no idea of how hard these masters trained they taught members of the armed forces

[billysue2]

its not sparring of any kind another term would describe it better.Theres some good fighters in tkd due to huge numbers doing it but there training methods are terrible for developing sparring or self defence.Those who are capable emerged due to their natural attributes and would be good if they tained in any sparring style.

[billysue2]

not as lethal as its masters think,spar with enough contact arts fellas and youll see none is seriously hurt unless a great mismatch in skill or size occurs.I mean there have been elbows,knees,soccer kicks,bare knuckles and no trauma related deaths yet.Humans can take a lot of punishment.

[tkdismygirl]

Is it model sparring? I thought model sparring had more than one attack and one defense. This looks more like one step sparring to me.