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Uploaded by on Jan 25, 2009

Bill Odom, Norfolk Karate Academy, demonstrates moo duk kwan tang soo do form Pyong An Sa Dan.

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  • @LINDAKBECKER yes and no. Midnight blue came along a little later...everybody wore black belts in the early days in Seoul. See the explanation for the black top in the reply to cantakenomore1 above. Represents our roots in kajukenbo.

  • I thought the real traditional dan dobahk is white with midnight blue as TSD was "different" and Hwang Kee wanted it to be a martial art style for the educated.

  • @cantakenomore1 Thanks. Black top is carryover from my teacher's roots with kajukenbo. He was one of Adriano Emperado's black belts back in the 1950s. He trained TSD with Hwang Kee in Korea during his Army tour there and decided to teach TSD when he returned to the US because it was better known than kajukenbo. Still, we had a lot of the influences in our curriculum. Our black belts through 4th dan wore white doboks with black trim, but we put on black tops when we earned our 5th dan.

  • Good power. Most people who post TSD/TKD vids on here couldn't break an egg.

    Why the black dobok? TSD /TKD should be white dobok.

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