Joong Gun Tul

Jaroslaw Suska 5.Dan

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• suska
• TKD
• ITF
• tae
• kwon
• do
• patterns

[MickScarborough]

I study under Kwon Jae-Hwa and we do not do the sine wave methods. Frankly I find them to be silly but thats just my opinion on them.

[Gezhuntite87]

@Montolioo You're absolutely right. It is just one way to perform these forms. I guess the school I studied under was kind of leaning towards the karate side of things.

[Montolioo]

@Gezhuntite87

The Sine Wave is only "one" way to learn real Tae Kwon Do.

It gives every techniques three fundamental Phases:

1. Relax your muscles

2. come up and prepare your "Tools" for an Attack or a Block

3. Do a "falling Step" into the End of the Technique.

In this End concentrates your breath, technique and Footwork.

So, once again, its only a way to learn this Things. An General Choi thaught it was the right way.

[azndwinky]

@Gezhuntite87 Sin wave is MUCH MUCH MUCH harder, if done correctly. I've done both, so I can speak for ITF as well as WTF and Karate.

[Gezhuntite87]

I know he was probably taught to bounce up and down like that, but it just seems weird to me. I was always taught to keep your head at the same level through the whole thing to show control and power.

[FlamingSpikez]

He is Amazingly good

[yourdaddy743]

ass

[jjjjosef]

nice pattern mate

im going for my red stripe grading on sunday (4 months before the rest of the blue belts!!!)

and you have realy cleared a few bits up for me

[angryonion87]

Thanks for helping me remember, I love the traditional side kicks, it looks so cool with the arm extending above. please dont let this comment spur any reaction force arguments.

[INUHIRAI]

bueno saludos de itf colombia